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07 Set 2025 | 16:26
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14 Fev 2024 | 13:12 |
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The arrival of Diego Nicolás de la Cruz Arcosa at Flamengo completes one month this Carnival Monday, and the Uruguayan player has already become a familiar figure at the club. Known as "Déla" among Brazilians and "Nico" by the coaching staff, the 26-year-old midfielder is going through an adaptation process, both on and off the field. The nickname "Déla" came from an adaptation of the original name by the player Pedro, who called him that in training, and since then the nickname has caught on among his Brazilian colleagues.
As for the technical committee, led by Tite, De la Cruz is known as "Nico". Tite's mission is to fit the floating midfielder's playing style into the team's tactical scheme, highlighting the need for time for this adaptation, citing examples from other players in his history. In addition to integration on the field, De la Cruz is adjusting to the environment outside the four lines.
He is often seen alongside other foreigners in the squad, such as Arrascaeta, Varela, Viña, Pulgar and Rossi. Just like his compatriots, the Uruguayan has a habit of drinking mate, always carrying his bottle and chimarrão when traveling with Flamengo. However, contrary to what Thiago Neves stated in an interview, De la Cruz is described as a reserved player in the club's daily life.
Another aspect that draws attention is his dedication in training. De la Cruz is one of the first to arrive at CT and one of the last to leave, demonstrating his commitment to the club. Furthermore, he has dedicated himself to training free kicks, an aspect in which he excelled during his time at River Plate.
However, it is important to highlight that even with just a month at Flamengo, he is still It is too early to make definitive judgments on De la Cruz's performance. Adapting to a new club, country and style of play can take time, and patience is required from both the coaching staff and the fans. With his talent and dedication, it is hoped that De la Cruz can contribute to Flamengo's success this season.
The match valid for the Brasileirão Series A takes place on Sunday (14), at 4 pm, in Caxias do Sul. The Rio Grande do Sul club detailed prices, promotions and rules for access.
07 Set 2025 | 17:16 |
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Juventude announced the opening of ticket sales for the match against Flamengo , scheduled for September 14th, at 4 pm, at Alfredo Jaconi Stadium, for the Brazilian Championship Series A.
Members in good standing can purchase up to four tickets for the promotional price of R$60 each until September 13th or while supplies last. This option does not include half-price tickets and is limited to four tickets per member.
Those who secure a ticket through the promotion will receive a R$30 voucher at official Nação Jaconera stores, valid for purchases over R$300. This benefit is cumulative with the usual 10% discount and can be redeemed until September 13th. Use is permitted until September 30th at any participating store.
Advance tickets, available until September 13th, cost R$180 (full price) and R$90 (half price) . On game day, prices increase to R$200 (full price) and R$100 (half price). Purchases can be made through Juventude's official website or in person at the Alfredo Jaconi stadium box office, starting at 1 p.m.
Juventude fans will have access through the ticket booth at gate 01 (Rua Hércules Galló), while Flamengo fans will enter through gate 05 (Rua São João). In-person ticket sales close at 5 p.m.
Despite experiencing a good collective phase with leadership in the Brasileirão and a place in the quarterfinals of the Libertadores, Mais Querido appears as the most cited club in the survey
07 Set 2025 | 16:51 |
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According to a survey released by the Transfermarkt platform, Flamengo boasts four of the ten players who have lost the most market value in Brazil. The analysis takes into account each player's individual performance throughout the season and identifies the Rio de Janeiro club as the leader in the rankings.
Among the names mentioned are midfielder Nicolás De la Cruz and striker Pedro, who appear at the top of the list . Both have faced periods of instability and physical problems, determining factors in the drop in projected values.
Signed with high expectations, De la Cruz suffered from injuries and was unable to continue his strong start to his career at the club . His lack of rhythm directly impacted his market value, resulting in a drop of approximately €6 million compared to his previous value.
One of the most consistent scorers in Brazilian football in recent years, Pedro lost his place at the beginning of the season due to injuries and was even dropped from the squad following internal problems. Despite regaining prominence recently, his market value has dropped by around €2 million.
Left-back Viña also makes the rankings. Having only recovered from injury in the second half of the year, he competes for position with Alex Sandro and Ayrton Lucas, a factor that has contributed to his lack of performance. Michael , who also struggled with physical problems, became one of coach Filipe Luís's last attacking options, which explains his drop in rating.
After defending Uruguay in the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, the full-back and midfielder were released and are now reporting to Mais Querido
07 Set 2025 | 16:39 |
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Flamengo reported that Guillermo Varela, right-back for the Uruguayan national team, was released after Uruguay qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup . The player presented with pubalgia and will be re-evaluated by the Flamengo medical department.
According to the official statement, Dr. Fernando Sassaki, the club's doctor, maintained constant contact with the Uruguayan Football Association's medical team to monitor the athlete's situation.
In addition to Varela, midfielder Giorgian De Arrascaeta also returns to the squad. Despite not presenting any medical problems, the player was rested for Uruguay's second match on this FIFA World Cup . The club expressed its gratitude for the cooperation between the medical departments of both the Celeste and Rubro-Negro teams.
The break in national championships between September 1st and 10th is due to the FIFA Date , intended for the Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. There was an expectation that the elimination in the Copa do Brasil against Atlético-MG would create a longer interval between commitments, but the changes promoted by the CBF reduced the space in Mengão's schedule.
Flamengo returns to the field next Sunday (14), at 4 pm (Brasília time), against Juventude, at Alfredo Jaconi Stadium, for the 23rd round of the Brazilian Championship. The club seeks to end a long fast in Caxias do Sul , since the last victory there occurred on October 1, 1997, when they won 1-0 after an own goal by Rodrigo Costa.
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