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FAREWELL! MARIO JORGE HAS HIS "LAST DANCE" AGAINST MADUREIRA - SEE BELOW

Mario Jorge's departure leaves an important legacy at Flamengo

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Saturday (8) marks a significant day for coach Mario Jorge and the Garotos do Ninho, who take to the field for their debut in the Guanabara Cup against Madureira, in Conselheiro Galvão, at 10am (Brasília time). This will be Mario Jorge's last match in charge of Flamengo's Under-20s, a farewell that symbolizes the end of an era and the beginning of a new chapter in his career.

Mario Jorge, known for his dedication and skill in developing young talents, he had a remarkable career at Flamengo. His time at the club was characterized by a series of achievements and the development of several players who now shine in professional football. Mario Jorge's influence goes beyond the four lines; he is remembered for his fundamental role in the training and guidance of young athletes, both on and off the field.

A NEW CAREER CAREER


During his command, the Under-20s of Flamengo achieved impressive results, consolidating itself as one of the most competitive forces in the youth categories of Brazilian football. The coach, with his tactical approach and attention to detail, managed to get the best out of his players, preparing them for greater challenges in football.


After this Saturday's game, Mario Jorgewill move on to a new challenge in Saudi Arabia, where he will lead the under-17 team. The move represents a significant opportunity for the coach, who will seek to apply his knowledge and experience in a different context, contributing to the development of Saudi football. The choice of Saudi Arabia reflects the growing appreciation of Brazilian coaches abroad, known for


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Would it be the solution? Flamengo striker renews for another 5 years

Player was decisive in the Libertadores title

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Nigerian striker Elija Shola renewed his residence visa, guaranteeing his stay in Brazil for another five years. The renewal of the permission was requested by Flamengo to the Federal Government. Furthermore, the player signed a new contract with the club, which is now valid until the end of 2027.

Although Shola has not yet debuted for Flamengo's professional team, he was listed for the classic against Flamengo. Botafogo, which ended with a 4-1 defeat at the Nilton Santos stadium. The striker was one of the highlights of Flamengo's under-20 team, which won the Libertadores and Intercontinental in the category.


Last month, Flamengo reached an agreement with Remo Stars, Shola's former club , purchasing 70% of the athlete's economic rights for 450 thousand dollars. The 19-year-old Nigerian has been on loan at Flamengo since April 2023. His last residence visa was valid for six months and expired in September 2024.


Shola was first scouted during the Viareggio Cup 2022, traditional grassroots tournament held in the Tuscany region, in Italy. He stood out as one of the main figures of his team, helping them reach the final of the tournament. Following this observation, Flamengo sent a scout to Nigeria to evaluate him again, confirming his signing shortly afterwards.



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Flamengo x Fluminense: CBF announces days and times of the clash valid for the quarterfinals of the Under-17 Brasileirão

The winner of the match will face Cruzeiro or Santos in the semi-finals

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After beating Corinthians 5-0 in the last round of the qualifying round, Flamengo already knows the next opponent they will face in the quarter-finals of the under-17 Brasileirão: Fluminense. Last Monday (2), the CBF released the days and times of the classic, which will be worth a place in the semi-finals.CHECK THE DATES AND TIMES

Flamengo x Fluminense – 19th of September, Gávea, 3pm


Fluminense x Flamengo – September 26th, Vale das Laranjeiras, Duque de Caxias, 3pm


Both games will be broadcast on the SporTV channel. On September 19th, Mais Queridowill play at Gávea, at 3pm, to try to open up an advantage. The return match will be on September 26th, led by Fluminense, in Duque de Caxias. The winner of the match will face Cruzeiro or Santos in the semi-final.

FLAMENGO CAMPAIGN IN THE BRASILEIRÃO

The first phase of the Brasileirão under-17 had two groups of 10 teams. Mais Querido finished in third place in A, with 15 chicks. In total, there were nine games, with five wins and four losses. Furthermore, Flamengo scored 19 goals and conceded 12, with a 55% success rate.

BRASILEIRÃO REGULATIONS

Thus, if there is no winner in the sum of the scores, the classification of the teams will be defined in penalties. The criteria will also apply to the semi-finals. The final will be played in a single game. In addition to Fla x Flu and Cruzeiro x Santos, the quarter-finals will also play: Botafogo x Cuiabá and Palmeiras x Corinthians.



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THE RETROSPECT OF FLAMENGO'S FOREIGNERS AT THE COPA AMÉRICA - SEE

The participation of these players in Copa América has a significant impact on Flamengo

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The Flamengo had a strong presence in Copa Américathis year, with five of its players called up to represent your selections. The highlight was Uruguayans Guillermo Varela, Matías Viña, Nicolás De la Cruz and Giorgian De Arrascaeta, as well as Chilean Erick Pulgar. Overall, the Uruguayan quartet managed to bring home the bronze medal, while Pulgar and Chile ended up being eliminated in the group stage.

Flamengo's Uruguayan players played a significant role in Uruguay's campaign , which culminated in third place. Guillermo Varela, Matías Viña, Nicolás De la Cruz and Giorgian De Arrascaeta had a total of five direct appearances, either scoring goals or providing assists. The experience and technical quality of the players were fundamental for the Uruguayan team.


THE RETROSPECT

Guillermo Varela was one of the pillars of the Uruguayan defense. His solid performance and ability to support both defense and attack were essential for the team. Varela showed why he is one of the most reliable players in the club Flamengo, standing out in decisive games and helping to maintain the team's defensive security.

Matías Viña also played an important role in Uruguay's campaign . His versatility allowed him to be used in different positions, always efficiently. Viña demonstrated a great ability to adapt and read the game, contributing both defensively and offensively. His ability to go forward and create opportunities was a differentiator for the team.



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