The idol of Mais Querido is an ambassador for a LaLiga project in Brazil
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Idol and former Flamengo player, Diego Ribas is an ambassador for LALIGA Football Schools Brasil, a project that has been developed in Brazil since 2021. The objective is to help in the development of children and young people in the country through education and sport , the initiative serves an audience ranging from 4 to 17 years of age.
The project is developed in partnership involving LaLiga, the first division of the Spanish Championship. Even though he played for Atlético de Madrid for just two seasons, Diego Ribas had remarkable spells with the Spanish team. Thus, he was chosen to be ambassador in Brazil.
“Atlético de Madrid is a club that I have a lot of respect for, it was one of the best moments of my professional and personal life. I learned, I developed, I was super I was happy in Spain, I won incredible titles. I was coming from a difficult time and I found my best level as an athlete in Madrid. It was all wonderful, for that I will always be grateful for the club", he said. RIBAS AT ATLÉTICO DE MADRID
The former Flamengo player arrived at the Spanish team in 2011, on loan from Wolfsburg, from Germany. He returned to the German team in 2012, where he played for another year and a half, when he was bought permanently by Atlético de Madrid.
For Atlético de Madrid, Diego won the Europa League in the 2011/12 season . In his second spell, the former player was part of the team that won LaLiga in 2014. In total, there were 62 games, eight goals scored and seven assists.
PASSAGE WITH FLAMENGO< Diego Ribas hung up his boots at Flamengo. The midfielder arrived at Mais Querido in 2016 and stayed until 2022, when he decided to step away from the field. With Rubro-Negro, the idol won two Libertadores, one Copa do Brasil, two Supercups do Brasil, one Recopa Sul-Americana.Athletes, employees and associates participated in the collection, at the Gávea headquarters; each bag of blood can save up to four lives
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Last Wednesday (4), Flamengo held the seventh edition of the Sangue Rubro-negro campaign, at the Gávea headquarters. Hemorio's partner team was at the Gávea headquarters, from 10am to 3pm, collecting blood in the playground's party room. Athletes, employees and associates were able to donate and make a difference: each bag of blood can save up to four lives.
In addition to encouraging blood donation, the campaign also sought to raise awareness about the importance of this act of generosity and how it can save lives. “The partnership with Flamengo Social Responsibility is very important. More than attracting donors, this action seeks to awaken civic and social sentiment, ensure greater dissemination and demystify fears. It is an extremely educational and important action for maintaining stocks”, declared Dr. Renata de Almeida, a Hemorio doctor present at the action.
Blood donation is essential for health units to continue serving patients undergoing treatments and surgeries. The only way to guarantee the blood supply is through voluntary donations.
To donate blood, you must have an official identification document with photo, original or certified copy; be between 16 and 69 years old; be fed and in good health; weigh more than 50 kg; not be pregnant or breastfeeding. For more information about donating blood, visit www.hemorio.rj.gov.br or call 0800 282 0708. Hemorio is located at Rua Frei Caneca, nº 8, in the center of Rio. Donate blood, donate life!
Find out everything about the very important game for the Brazilian team
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This Friday, September 6, the Couto Pereira Stadium, in Curitiba, will be the stage for the clash between Brazil and Ecuador in the 7th round of the South American Qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. The match, scheduled for 10pm (Brasília time), promises to be an important opportunity for the Brazilian team to get back on the path to victory.
With seven points accumulated in six rounds, Brazil occupies 6th place in the table and needs a good result to get closer to the direct classification zone for the World Cup. Coach Dorival Júnior will make his debut in qualifying matches after taking command of the team in place of Fernando Diniz. His first mission is to restore the fans' confidence, shaken after Uruguay's elimination in the Copa América.
Brazil has a positive record against Ecuador, with an unbeaten run of ten matches. The expectation is that the team can maintain this performance, especially playing at home. With Dorival Júnior at the helm, the team hopes to impose itself and dominate the game, seeking a favorable score at Couto Pereira.
Date: Friday, September 6, 2024
Time: 10pm (Brasília time)
Location: Couto Pereira Stadium, Curitiba
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Broadcast: SporTV and streaming services
Brazil: Alisson; Danilo, Éder Militão, Gabriel Magalhães and Guilherme Arana; André, Bruno Guimarães and Lucas Paquetá; Rodrygo, Endrick and Vinicius Junior. Coach: Dorival Júnior.
Ecuador: Galíndez; Preciado, Torres, Hincapié and Estupiñán; Moisés Caicedo, Gruezo and Alan Franco; Kendry Páez, Valencia and Sarmiento. Coach: Sebastián Beccacece.
Araújo's future will be defined in the coming weeks
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O Atlético de Madrid< /b> is moving to reinforce its squad with a young talent from Brazilian football. The Spanish team appointed a scout professional to closely monitor Flamengo midfielder Evertton Araújo. The club's strategy is to sign the player and, in principle, integrate him into its B team, with a view to enhancing his development and preparing the athlete for eventual promotion to the main team.
The presence of the scout in Brazil demonstrates the serious interest of
Atlético de Madrid has a tradition in investing in promising young people, and the hiring of Araújo aligns with this strategy. The club seeks to take advantage of the player's potential, initially integrating him into the B team. The idea is that, over time, Evertton adapts to European football and is ready to contribute to the main team.
A movement around Evertton Araújo reflects the increasing globalization of the transfer market and the search by European clubs for emerging talents in less explored markets. Brazil, known for its rich football tradition and the development of great players, continues to be a focus of attention for international clubs.
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