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EXPERTS COMMENT ON CONTAMINATION ON LAND WHERE FLAMENGO WANTS TO BUILD A FOOTBALL STADIUM
The situation of the soil, which for many years was used for Gasometer activities, can cause health problems for construction workers, neighbors and environmental damage to Guanabara Bay
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The Rio de Janeiro Gasometer site, where Flamengo wants to build a football stadium, could present some problems for the club and its future plans. Experts on the subject, consulted by the report, analyze the consequences of this contamination.
According to Felipe Caixeta, filmmaker and journalist with many years of covering the environment and who made a series of reports on site, “ Soil contamination will directly impact construction workers. Anyone who goes there to do earthworks and becomes a mess will get sick. That land is also affected by contamination plumes from the Manguinhos refinery. Everything is contaminated. The plumes drain into Guanabara Bay. Pops, benzene, toluene, it's all there. If you dig a well in this region, oil will flow. Toxic dust will rise and affect the surrounding neighborhoods. A lot of insecurity”
Also according to Caixeta: “The city does not discuss that the site is contaminated, but several areas that are now residential were once dumps or were sites contaminated by manufacturing operations that were disastrous for the environment. They license and let the people live above paying.”
Roberto Bastos Rocha, architect, advisor to the Municipal Environmental Council, emphasizes that “the importance of an updated diagnosis of the area – so that the environmental agency can define the desired decontamination levels – and, from this, the best techniques, deadlines and costs are dimensioned in a detailed in situ and/or ex situ decontamination plan. All this information and actions will be part of, as conditions, the environmental licensing process of any project to be built on the site, guaranteeing the safety and health of future users, those who will work on its construction, the neighborhood and the flora and fauna. regional. This requires time and investment, but, in this case, the popular saying applies: caution and chicken soup never hurt anyone.”
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Jorge Jesus, ex-Flamengo, is announced by Cristiano Ronaldo's club
The former coach of Mais Querido arrives at the Saudi team with the mission of winning titles, given that all his rivals have already lifted trophies this season.
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After progressing in negotiations with Al Nassr , former Flamengo coach Jorge Jesus was announced as the Saudi team's new manager. Jesus will now coach Cristiano Ronaldo, under contract until the end of 2026.
"It's official. Mr. Jorge Jesus has been hired as head coach of Al Nassr 's senior football team, with a one-season contract. We wish him and his team success in their journey with Al Nassr, God willing, " the Saudi club said on social media.
PLAY JESUS FOR AL-HILAL
It's worth remembering that Jorge Jesus managed Al Nassr's biggest rival, Al-Hilal. With the Saudi Arabian blue team, the former Flamengo player had positive numbers. He played 99 matches, winning 80, drawing 10, and losing only nine. His success rate was 85%.
Thus, Jorge Jesus arrives at Al Nassr with the mission of becoming a champion in Saudi Arabia, as all of his rivals have won titles. Al-Hilal and Al Ittihad (SAU) finished first in the Saudi League. Finally, Al Ahli (SAU) won the Asian Champions League.
ABOUT THAT...
While Jorge Jesus continues his quest for titles in Saudi Arabia, Flamengo, under the command of Filipe Luís, is also seeking good results to remain leaders of the Brasileirão. The Most Beloved returns to the field on Wednesday (16), in a match against Santos, at Vila Belmiro.
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Flamengo signs three reinforcements for the club's youth academy this Monday
The athletes were recruited at the Wilson Goiano Sports Center (CEWG), the club's partner in the Midwest, and have already begun the adaptation process at Ninho do Urubu
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Flamengo continues to focus on its youth academy as a key component of its sports planning. In recent hours, the club has confirmed the arrival of three young talents to its U-16 squad: Carlos Henrique, Jhon Kennedy, and Julio Cézar.
The athletes were discovered through a partnership with the Wilson Goiano Sports Center (CEWG), a project that has been one of Flamengo 's main recruiting hubs in the Central-West region. The observation was made by Jonhes, the scout responsible for scouting athletes in the area. Recruitment through CEWG is part of a policy that Flamengo has strategically implemented, diversifying its recruiting sources and expanding its presence in regions less explored by major training centers.
A TRIO THAT WILL BEAR FRUIT
The trio's arrival is another move by the club in its effort to keep the youth academy stocked with athletes with a competitive profile and potential for development. Since Filipe Luís's arrival as youth academy coach, the technical and tactical demands have increased , raising the level of internal pressure and favoring those who excel early.
NAMES OF ARRIVING ATHLETES
Carlos Henrique is an ambidextrous winger with physical strength, speedy dribbling, and technical skill. In addition to playing as a winger, he can also be used as a third midfielder, a role valued by youth coaching staffs for his versatility. With long strides and good aerial ability, the youngster draws attention for his physical maturity and ability to read space in attacking transitions.
Jhon Kennedy, meanwhile, arrives with the nickname "Cuiabano" (Cuiabano) due to his physical resemblance to the Botafogo full-back. A native of the state of Goiás, the new U-16 signing is known for his physical strength and precision crossing. The young left-back possesses characteristics that align with what modern football demands: intense marking, good timing on the ball, and consistent arrival in the attacking half.
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Professor liked it! Carlo Ancelotti praises Flamengo in the Club World Cup
The Brazilian National Team coach praised the performance of the red-black team and other Brazilian teams at the FIFA Club World Cup.
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Carlo Ancelotti, the Brazilian national team coach, was in the United States during the Club World Cup and praised the performance of the Brazilian teams in the tournament. According to the renowned Italian coach, the results achieved by Fluminense, Botafogo, Flamengo, and Palmeiras demonstrate that Brazilian football remains competitive on the international stage.
Ancelotti on the Brazilians in the World Cup: “Fluminense had a great campaign, reaching the semifinals, and Botafogo beat PSG, but Palmeiras and Flamengo also proved they can compete with the best European teams.”
The national team manager's praise highlights the growing presence and competitiveness of Brazilian clubs in intercontinental competitions. Fluminense's campaign, which finished in the top four of the championship, and Botafogo's unexpected victory against Paris Saint-Germain drew attention. On the other hand, Palmeiras and Flamengo , although they didn't reach the final stages, showed resilience in direct confrontations against major teams from the Old Continent.
Ancelotti's analysis comes at a strategic time, as the coach is preparing the national team for upcoming international challenges and focusing on developing the players currently playing in Brazil. The team's presence at the tournament also highlighted the national team's ongoing monitoring of the players playing in Brazil.
FLAMENGO'S PERFORMANCE
Flamengo's participation was marked by a very positive group stage combined with a victory over Chelsea, which secured international respect. However, the elimination to Bayern Munich highlighted some of the team's defensive vulnerabilities in high-level matches.
Although the departure was early, the performance was respectable, and the club left the Club World Cup with prestige and international visibility , representing Brazilian football in an exemplary way in an increasingly competitive global scenario.
FLA'S GENERAL CAMPAIGN IN THE WORLD CUP
- Games: 4
- Wins: 2
- Draws: 1
- Defeats: 1
- Goals scored: 8
- Goals conceded: 6
- Balance: +2
- Elimination: Round of 16
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