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Flamengo x Fluminense: CBF announces days and times of the clash valid for the quarterfinals of the Under-17 Brasileirão
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On a sunny day in Rio de Janeiro, the Under-16, Under-14 and Under-13 teams from Flamengo and Botafogo faced each other in electrifying matches
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In the Brasileirinho U16 category, Flamengo emerged victorious with a score of 3-1 over Botafogo. The goals were scored by Ryan Pablo, Levy and Pauaca for Flamengo, while Botafogo managed to score with a goal from their team. In the Sub-14 Metropolitano, Flamengo showed its strength by winning 4-0 against Botafogo. The goals were scored by Guilherme (twice), Davi Fraga and Léo, consolidating the technical superiority of the red and black team.
In the Metropolitano U13 category, Flamengo completely dominated the game, achieving a victory impressive 6-0 over Botafogo. The goals were scored by Gustavo (twice), Deivid (twice), Calleb and Kauã Lucas, showing the depth of talent and skill in Flamengo's young team.
The result of these matches not only reflects the performance of the teams on the field, but also the hard work of the coaches, the dedication of the players and the continued support of the families and fans. These young athletes represent the future of Brazilian football, and Flamengo is demonstrating its ability to develop talent and compete at a high level from the youth categories.
While the rivalry between Flamengo and Botafogo remains strong on the pitch Cariocas, it is important to recognize the sportsmanship and determination demonstrated by both teams, regardless of the results. Football is more than just winning or losing; it's about overcoming challenges, learning from defeats and growing as individuals and as a team.
As these young players continue their journey in the world of football, it is vital that they receive the support and encouragement they need to achieve its full potential. Flamengo, with its tradition of excellence and commitment to talent development, is playing a key role in this process, preparing the next generation of Brazilian football stars to shine on national and international stages.
Mais Querido will face the Baixada Fluminense team again next Saturday (14)
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This Saturday morning (7), Flamengo faced Nova Iguaçu and won 2-0, in the first game of the quarter-finals of the Carioca U20. The team led by Filipe Luís opened a good lead for the second leg. The goals of the match were scored by Guilherme and Wallace Yan.
In the qualifying phase, Mais Querido, despite sharing the spotlight with the Brasileirão under-20 and preparing for the World Cup, had a good campaign. Rubro-Negro advanced in second place, with 26 points from 11 games. Winning eight matches, drawing two and losing only once.
Mixing the team between the main team and the reserves during the competition, the team also had alternation between coaches. This is because Rafael Bahia led Rubro-Negro in the Carioca under-20 and Filipe Luís led the team in the Brasileirão and World Cup in the category.
Now, Mais Querido returns to the field next Saturday (14), in the return match of the quarter-finals of the Carioca under-20. By having a 2-0 lead on the scoreboard, Rubro-Negro can lose by up to a goal difference and will advance to the semi-finals. The game will be at 9:30 am, in Gávea.
Player was decisive in the Libertadores title
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Nigerian striker Elija Shola renewed his residence visa, guaranteeing his stay in Brazil for another five years. The renewal of the permission was requested by Flamengo to the Federal Government. Furthermore, the player signed a new contract with the club, which is now valid until the end of 2027.
Although Shola has not yet debuted for Flamengo's professional team, he was listed for the classic against Flamengo. Botafogo, which ended with a 4-1 defeat at the Nilton Santos stadium. The striker was one of the highlights of Flamengo's under-20 team, which won the Libertadores and Intercontinental in the category.
Last month, Flamengo reached an agreement with Remo Stars, Shola's former club , purchasing 70% of the athlete's economic rights for 450 thousand dollars. The 19-year-old Nigerian has been on loan at Flamengo since April 2023. His last residence visa was valid for six months and expired in September 2024.
Shola was first scouted during the Viareggio Cup 2022, traditional grassroots tournament held in the Tuscany region, in Italy. He stood out as one of the main figures of his team, helping them reach the final of the tournament. Following this observation, Flamengo sent a scout to Nigeria to evaluate him again, confirming his signing shortly afterwards.
The club races against time
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After weeks away due to an injury, the Uruguayan midfielderGiorgian De Arrascaeta is close to returning to the field. The player, who is a key player in the Flamengo, has entered the final phase of recovery, and the expectation within the club is that his return will occur in the next matches. Arrascaeta suffered a muscle injury that ruled him out of the last rounds of the Brazilian Championship and compromised his participation in other important competitions, such as the Libertadores.
The midfielder's absence was greatly felt, as he is considered one of the players most creative and decisive of the red and black cast. However, the club's medical department has been working intensely to ensure his full recovery, without rushing to put him on the field before he is 100% fit.
According to information from the club, Arrascaeta is in the last phase of his treatment, which involves transition work with physical preparation. This means that the Uruguayan has already overcome the most intensive care phase and is now focusing on regaining his physical shape and getting back into his game, something fundamental to his style. Flamengo has adopted a cautious approach to avoid any type of relapse, a common procedure when it comes to muscle injuries, especially in players who play such a dynamic and creative role on the field.
This last stage involves activities such as light running, muscle strengthening exercises and even ball training in reduced spaces, without the pressure of a competitive game. Depending on how the athlete responds to these stimuli, he may be released to train with the rest of the squad in the coming weeks.
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