Gullit's advice echoes the need for emotional maturity and focus
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Next Saturday, the 1st, Wembley Stadium, in England, will host the European Champions League final between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund. The clash, scheduled for 4pm Brasília time, promises to be an exciting duel, where the young Brazilian talent, Vini Jr, will seek his second title in the competition.
Revealed in the youth categories of Flamengo, Vini Jr has been a key player in the campaign. of Real Madrid in the Champions League, and a victory in the final would represent not only an important achievement for his career, but also an opportunity for Los Merengues to increase their trophy collection in this prestigious tournament.
UM VINI JR VISADO IN SPAIN AND AROUND THE WORLDHowever, Vini Jr's journey to the final has not been without criticism. Throughout the Spanish Championship, the young striker was the target of criticism from fans and even opponents. Given this, Dutchman Ruud Gullit, a former internationally renowned player who played for clubs such as Milan, Chelsea and PSV, decided to share some advice with the talented Brazilian player.
In an interview with journalist Marcelo Bechler, from 'TNT Sports', Gullit commented on Vini Jr's quality and addressed the criticism that has been directed at him. The former player highlighted the importance of the young man learning to control his emotions on the field, especially in relation to frequent complaints with referees.
He needs to help himself, sometimes people get irritated by their behavior, you know ? Complaining all the time to the referee. If he stops that... I saw Ancelotti many times on the edge of the field, trying to ask him to calm down, not to do this or that, so he often gets easily provoked and the opponent knows that, so he needs to learn to stay calm , learn to deal with it, you need to think like me, I'll give you some advice. If they are against you and try to persecute you, that means you are very good, they want you out of the game, so you should be proud of that, if you think like that, you will play well."
The red and black fans eagerly await the outcome of the negotiations
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Flamengo continues negotiating with Lazio in Italy, the terms of the midfielder's loan Marcos Antônio. One of the main points of discussion between the clubs is the mandatory purchase clause, which the Italian club wants to impose if the player plays in 50% of the matches during the loan period. Rubro-Negro, in turn, did not accept this condition and is trying to adjust the definition of "games" to this goal.
This lack of definition has been one of the main obstacles in negotiations, as Flamengo seeks greater flexibility in the conditions that would force the athlete to purchase. Another important point under discussion is the value of the purchase option. The expectation is that Flamengo will pay between 5 and 6 million euros (approximately R$30.4 to R$36.4 million at current prices), in addition to additional bonuses, to acquire Marcos Antônio permanently.
FLAMENGO AND ITS DEFINITION BY THE NEW REINFORCEMENT
Flamengo is carefully evaluating the numbers involved in the transaction. The club seeks to balance investments to reinforce the squad without compromising its finances. Marcos Antônio is a young midfielder who stood out in European football. A graduate of Athletico-PR's youth teams, he transferred to Estoril, in Portugal, before arriving at Lazio, in Italy. His technical ability and game vision caught the attention of Flamengo, who see the player as a potential reinforcement for the team led by Tite.
Negotiations between Flamengo and Lazio should continue in the coming days. The expectation is that both parties will reach an agreement that is satisfactory to everyone involved. Meanwhile, Flamengo remains attentive to the transfer market, looking for reinforcements that can contribute to the continuation of the season.
In addition to a midfielder, Flamengo analyzed other positions in the last transfer window and continues to keep an eye on the market to reinforce the squad
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Behind the scenes at Flamengo are busy looking for reinforcements for next season. The Rio club, always attentive to market opportunities, is now focusing on signing midfielder Marcos Antônio, currently at Lazio, in Italy. In addition to him, there are other names on the agenda, but which have not yet been leaked to the press.
Directors Marcos Braz and Bruno Spindel, responsible for Flamengo's negotiations, will soon embark for Europe. The report found that the English capital, London, is on the itinerary, suggesting that directors are keeping an eye on more than one player and that talks could involve other European clubs besides Lazio.
MARCOS ANTONIO IS A PRIORITY MÁXIMA
Marcos Antônio is 24 years old and has already accepted the proposal from Flamengo for a one-year loan. The young midfielder, who stood out in European football, welcomes the opportunity to wear the red and black shirt and return to Brazil to play for one of the country's biggest clubs. However, the negotiation is not simple and there are still pending issues to be resolved with the Italian club.
The main obstacle to completing the loan are the triggers that would determine the purchase obligation at the end of the period. Lazio wants to ensure that Flamengo commits to buying the player permanently if some goals are achieved during the loan. The red-black leaders will travel to Rome to try to adjust these details and close the agreement.
Léo Ortiz's transition from defender to midfielder shows his ability to adapt
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In an interview with the Trivela portal, Léo Ortiz, defender of Flamengo and son of former player Ortiz, opened up about a different experience on the field: playing as a midfielder. In a recent interview, the athlete told how this position is not completely foreign to him, as his first lessons in football were precisely in this role, during the time he played futsal.
"I think it was the first thing I learned in field, coming from futsal, it was this position as a midfielder. So that made me remember some things I learned back in my time at the base, playing in that position," said Léo Ortiz.
THE IMPROVISATION THAT WORKED
The player highlighted that the experience at futsal was fundamental to his technical and tactical development. Futsal, known for being a sport that requires quick thinking and skill with the ball at your feet, helped Léo improve his game. He mentioned that this futsal base made it easier to adapt when he needed to act as a midfielder, a position that requires good reading of the game and constant movement.
In addition, Léo Ortiz explained how he can take advantage of his defender skills when acting as steering wheel. "I can bring the defender part of the positioning, like covering the other midfielder and also building a little closer to the goalkeeper." This versatility is an asset to the player and his team, allowing him to play different roles depending on the team's needs.
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