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FLAMENGO STADIUM: CHECK OUT THE INSPIRATIONS IN BRAZIL AND THE WORLD FOR 'GENERAL'

President of the club revealed that the project for the new red-black house foresees two sectors without chairs and with popular prices

Flamengo's new stadium / Disclosure
Flamengo's new stadium / Disclosure

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Flamengo president Rodolfo Landim revealed that he will fulfill an old promise regarding the possible new stadium, last Thursday. According to him, if the red-black club's new home really gets off the ground, it will have two sectors without seats, one behind each goal. The club's current president stated that he is inspired by the "general" of other arenas around the world, such as that of Signal Iduna Park, owned by Borussia Dortmund (ALE).


For Flamengo, which has its history absolutely linked to Maracanã, the "general" has great symbolism. In the old days of the stadium, the popular sector, without seats and located on the edge of the field, marked an era in Rio's football. Nowadays, the grandstand style has taken on new formats, but can still be seen in several arenas around the world, mainly in Germany.


Signal Iduna Park is a reference to modernism, without abandoning the "root" of the stands. Borussia Dortmund's home ground is known worldwide for the "yellow wall" sector, which is behind one of the goals. There is no separation into upper and lower stands, and the space has no chairs, which benefits the cauldron aesthetic. The yellow wall sector model is the most requested among Flamengo fans, for their possible new stadium. In addition to the proximity of the stands to the field, the size of the space allocated for the most ardent fans is one of the factors that pleases not only the red and black fans, but also the club's management.


Home of the main team from Germany, Bayern Munich, the Allianz Arena was opened in 2005. Even though it is a recent construction and has an aesthetic very similar to the most modern arenas in the world, the place has a reserved space without chairs. It is behind one of the goals, in the so-called southern sector of the stadium.

Despite some flamengo fans not being pleased with the modern aesthetic presented, the Allianz Arena is seen as one of the references of the red-black board, for the construction of its new stadium. The sector where organized Bayern fans are is not that big, compared to Signal Iduna Park, as it only occupies the lower ring of the three that are present behind one of the goals. However, the proximity of the stands to the field is seen as a positive factor.


The Neo Química Arena, formerly the Corinthians Arena, was opened in 2014 for the World Cup in Brazil. After the end of the World Cup, the chairs in one of the sectors behind the goal were removed. One of the most modern stadiums in Brazil, the home of the São Paulo club manages to create a "cauldron" aesthetic due to the popular space. In addition to the non-seat sector of the arena not being separated by a lower and upper ring, its proximity to the field creates a favorable environment for the home team. Large, spacious and eye-catching, the place where Corinthians' organized fans are located has already witnessed several parties and is one of the differences of the club's stadium.

The MRV Arena, the most recent in Brazil, opened in 2023, tried bring a modern stadium aesthetic. However, the project always envisaged a popular sector without chairs. The same is intended for the main organized fans of Atlético-MG. The space is behind one of the goals, only in the lower ring. Although the sector without chairs is not considered large and spacious, its proximity to the field gives it a "cauldron" aesthetic. The place was designed to house not only Atlético-MG's most ardent fans, but also the mast flags, horizontal and vertical banners and flags of the club's organization.

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Varela's friend tells a new version of the facts, contradicting Flamengo - see

However, the negative repercussions of this type of episode can have an impact on both the image of the athlete and the club itself.

The person involved in the confusion reported new models of the case (Photo/ Thiago Ribeiro)
The person involved in the confusion reported new models of the case (Photo/ Thiago Ribeiro)

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Guillermo Varela, Flamengo's right-back, was at the center of an unusual situation in Uruguay. During an event in which he proposed to interact with fans, the player found himself involved in a disturbance that caused some concern for the club and its fans. The occasion, reported by Peñarol fan and representative of Uruguayan players, Chino Lasalvia, on Sport 890 radio, generated a lot of repercussion and raises questions about the organization and security of public events involving high-profile players.


< b>According to Lasalvia, Varela's intention was just to approach the fans, greet them and distribute some t-shirts. However, what should have been a simple moment of connection between the athlete and the public ended up becoming a mess due to the large number of people who approached to try to secure a gift from the player. The situation quickly got out of control, and Varela ended up"trapped in the middle of the confusion", as the fan described it. In events of this type, it is common for players to try to return the fans' affection, but the lack of an adequate structure can make these moments risky for both the athlete and the public present.


  VARELA'S FRIEND SPEAKS UP 


This episode serves as a reminder of the risks associated with public interactions without adequate planning. In football, the proximity of players to the fans is a fundamental part of the bond built between the club, athlete and their fans. However, ensuring the safety of everyone involved must always be the priority. Situations like the one faced by Varela reinforce the importance of thorough planning and appropriate security measures for events of this size, especially when the athlete in question has a large base of admirers.

 ONE PROBLEM INSTANCED 


For Flamengo, the incident raises an alert. As an internationally renowned club, it is essential that its players are in safe and well-organized environments, both on and off the pitch. Flamengo has already experienced episodes in which the public exposure of athletes was a cause for concern b>, and the situation involving Varela in Uruguay highlights the need for a more cautious approach and strong partnerships with local authorities during public events. The presence of passionate fans is a constant in the world of football, and the line between fervent support and a safety risk can be a fine one.


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Varela issues an official note to explain what happened on the recreation beach with Peñarol fans

defender was caught amidst the confusion of Peñarol (URU) fans this Wednesday (23)

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The right side Varela used social media to describe her trip to the shore of Recreio beach this Wednesday (23), where a widespread fight between Peñarol (URU) fans took place. In the statement, the Flamengo stated that he was not involved in any act of violence and went in search of rescuing two friends. Finally, the player apologized for the misunderstanding.



SEE OFFICIAL NOTE


“Nação Rubro-Negra, as recorded on social media, I was at Praia do Recreio to rescue two friends who were scared by the confusion. I did not participate in any act of violence. We lost contact as soon as I arrived at the scene. I waited for 15 minutes and was approached by military police officers who were doing their job.


After all to be resolved, I headed for lunch with my teammates and coaching staff. I have already spoken to the vice-president of football, Marcos Braz. I apologize for the misunderstanding and reaffirm my commitment to taking Flamengo to titles! Red-Black Greetings!”

Varela turned subject in the news after appearing on the edge of Recreio beach amidst the chaos that Peñarol fans were creating there. The full-back even tried not to get out of the car to avoid being caught, however, the police wanted to search the athlete's car.


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The matter has been handed over to the club's VP of Football, Marcos Braz, VP of Football, who will take the appropriate measures.

The full-back has explained himself about the case (Photo/Flamengo)
The full-back has explained himself about the case (Photo/Flamengo)

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Flamengo right-back Guillermo Varela found himself in a controversial situation last Wednesday, after being caught nearby to a group of Peñarol fans during an incident in the West Zone of Rio de Janeiro. According to information provided by the athlete's manager, Fábio Pinto, the Uruguayan was just helping a relative involved in the confusion. However, Varela's presence at the scene caught the attention of the authorities, resulting in a police approach that generated repercussions on social media.


According to Fábio Pinto, the player was called by a relative who was in the middle of the commotion and was quite nervous. Faced with the situation, Varela, who was leaving training, decided go through the place to remove the family member from the confusion. "Varela has a relative who was here. He called nervously, asking what to do. was leaving training, he decided to stop there to help the person get out of the mess", reported Fábio. When the player parked his car, a police officer identified the vehicle as suspicious and proceeded with a search.


 PLAYER HAS HIS VERSION OF THE FACTS 


During the approach, a video was recorded, showing Varela being searched, the which quickly went viral and generated comments on social media. The businessman stated that the situation was clarified by the police, who found that the athlete was not involved in any illegal activity. “Because he was a public figure, someone filmed him. The search was carried out, and the police officer saw that everything was fine with Varela and his documents. He was released and is already at Flamengo's training center”, said Fábio Pinto.

In messages exchanged with the businessman, Varela detailed his version of the facts. He explained that, initially, he did not intend to leave the car, precisely to avoid any misinterpretation of his presence at the scene. However, the police approach made him change his stance. "I was leaving, and the police were coming the other way. They saw me and asked me to get out. I wanted to explain who I was so there wouldn't be any confusion, but the police officer told me to get out of the car", reported the player.


FLAMENGO HAS A HEADACHE

The incident involving Varela gained repercussion among fans and the press, leading Flamengo to monitor the situation closely to prevent the club's image from being damaged. So far, the club has not issued an official statement, but, internally, the board assesses that the player was taken by surprise and had no intention of causing disruption. Sources linked to Flamengo reinforced that the focus is on supporting the athlete , since the preliminary investigation did not reveal any irregularities.


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