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20 Mar 2024 | 14:21 |
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Flamengo expresses interest in renewing with Gabigol, however, not under the same conditions as the last negotiation, which involved a five-year contract and a salary increase. There is a perception that the player must understand that the situation has evolved since the last dialogues.
Rubro-Negro will begin a new round of negotiations with the number 10 and his representatives in the coming months, with the aim of reach an agreement to renew the contract, which is of mutual interest between the parties.
The club's idea is to offer a 3-year contract, the same time offered to Bruno Henrique. The top management will offer a salary increase, but something within the club's realities.
FLAMENGO REMAINS CAUTION AND DOESN'T FEAR EXIT TO RIVAL
The desire for renewal is mutual. Gabigol also wants to prolong his story with the Rio team shirt and the interests of Corinthians, Palmeiras and Grêmio did not catch the athlete's attention.
Gabriel already has his place among the great idols in the history of Flamengo. The good relationship between him and the board of Mais Querido helps in the conversations, so the tendency is for the parties to reach an agreement by July.
The coach wanted to count on the midfielder as reinforcement for his team, but saw a transfer ban prevent the deal and Mengão will loan the player to Peixe
31 Ago 2025 | 08:17 |
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Coach Dorival Júnior was frustrated when Corinthians missed the opportunity to sign Victor Hugo , Flamengo's 21-year-old midfielder. The coach had wanted to work with the youngster again, having previously coached him at Flamengo. However, a FIFA transfer ban imposed due to a debt owed to Santos Laguna for the purchase of defender Félix Torres prevented the São Paulo club from registering new players. This paved the way for Santos to sign the player .
According to UOL, in addition to Corinthians , Victor Hugo received inquiries from clubs such as Pafos (CHP), Anderlecht (BEL), Famalicão (POR) and Algarve (POR) , but chose to transfer to Santos, on loan, until December 2026. At the Vila Belmiro team, the midfielder will have the opportunity to play alongside Neymar.
Victor Hugo's departure is part of Flamengo 's restructuring, which seeks to streamline the squad and open new revenue streams. The club recently sold Matheus Gonçalves to Al Ahli (SAU) and loaned Lorran to Pisa (ITA) . Now, the board is focusing its efforts on potential negotiations involving Michael and Juninho, who could also leave Ninho do Urubu.
A product of Flamengo's youth academy, Victor Hugo was promoted to the professional ranks in 2022 and participated in the club's Copa do Brasil and Copa Libertadores victories. Despite a promising start, he eventually lost his place under Tite and was loaned to Turkish football.
Back in Brazil, he nearly signed with Famalicão, but the deal fell through. He even received a few opportunities under Filipe Luís, but failed to establish himself , leading the club to opt for a long-term loan.
In addition to Samuel Lino (Brazil) and Carrascal (Colombia), another striker was called up to defend his national team and will not train with coach Filipe Luís
31 Ago 2025 | 08:07 |
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With a star-studded squad, Flamengo is once again losing players during the FIFA World Cup . Three Flamengo players have already been called up for the final two matches of the 2026 World Cup South American Qualifiers: Carrascal (Colombia), Samuel Lino (Brazil), and now Gonzalo Plata (Ecuador). Mengão will also be out during this period.
The list is expected to grow, however. This is because Uruguay has not yet announced its squad . Names like Arrascaeta, Viña, and Varela are likely to be considered by Marcelo Bielsa, while De La Cruz, who is still recovering match fitness, was ruled out by the coach for this FIFA World Cup.
Flamengo had also loaned full-back Alex Sandro, but he suffered a calf injury and was ruled out. Samuel Lino was called up after a loss to the Brazilian national team : with Matheus Cunha (Manchester United) injured, coach Carlo Ancelotti opted for the Flamengo striker to complete the roster.
While Argentina, Ecuador, and Brazil have already secured their World Cup berths, the situation of Carrascal's Colombia remains a cause for concern. The team sits in sixth place with 22 points and could be overtaken by Venezuela (18) or Bolivia (17) . The top six teams qualify directly, while the seventh-place team advances to the playoffs.
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Raposa beat São Paulo on Saturday night (30) by 1-0 and reduced the advantage of Mengão, who plays this Sunday, to just two points
31 Ago 2025 | 07:56 |
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The Brazilian Championship continues at a fast pace and featured important games this Saturday (31) at the top of the standings. At Mineirão, Cruzeiro beat São Paulo 1-0, with a goal from Matheus Pereira , and took over second place, shortening the gap to Flamengo, who will still be playing this Sunday .
In a tight match with few clear-cut chances, the Minas Gerais team opened the scoring in the 19th minute of the second half. Matheus Pereira's free kick deflected off the wall to find the back of the net . Late on, Gabigol, the birthday boy and former Flamengo player, nearly extended the lead but was saved by Rafael.
The round also had two more clashes this Saturday (30). At Arena Castelão, Juventude scored at the end and beat Ceará 1-0. At Estádio Nilton Santos, Botafogo took no notice of Red Bull Bragantino and applied a 4-1 rout.
Sunday (31) promises strong emotions with seven matches for the 22nd round of the Brasileirão. The highlight is the duel between Flamengo and Grêmio, at 4 pm (Brasília time), at Maracanã. At the same time, Santos receives Fluminense, at Vila Belmiro.
Three more games will be played at 6:30 pm: Corinthians vs. Palmeiras, a classic at the Neo Química Arena; Mirassol vs. Bahia, in the interior of São Paulo; and Vitória vs. Atlético-MG, in Salvador. Closing the round at 8:30 pm, Sport, bottom of the table, faces Vasco , also in a difficult situation, at Ilha do Retiro. At the same time, Internacional faces Fortaleza at Beira-Rio.
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