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Clube de Regatas do Flamengo has been the target of speculation and analysis regarding its signings for the 2024 season
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To date, the club has made few moves in the market, opting for occasional reinforcements. The arrivals at CT Ninho do Urubu of names such as defender Léo Ortiz, left-back Matías Vina and midfielder Nicolás De La Cruz have been analyzed by fans and experts as strategies to strengthen the squad.
However , eyes also turn to possible new additions to the red and black cast. Among the names mentioned is that of center forward Carlinhos, whose signing would be pending the final of the Carioca Championship and the acceptance of affordable salaries for the Club. This movement highlights the constant evaluation by the board of Flamengo, led by Marcos Braz and Bruno Spindel, who seek market opportunities that can contribute to the team's success.
A One of the names that stood out in the conversations is midfielder Maurício, from Internacional. His performance in the 2023 Brazilian Championship, especially in the match against Flamengo, aroused the interest of the red-blacks. The player, just 22 years old, demonstrated skill and potential by scoring two goals in his team's victory over Mengão, leaving a mark in the fans' memories.
Recently, Maurício's businessman revealed that there is interest from several clubs in counting on the player's services, which includes invitations to leave Porto Alegre. This scenario contrasts with Internacional's previous stance, which was reluctant to negotiate the athlete with Brazilian clubs, aiming for a transfer abroad that would be more financially advantageous.
According to information from the Revista Colorada portal, Internacional would now be willing to negotiate Maurício from a base value of 8 million euros, equivalent to around R$44 million at the current price. This amount corresponds to 50% of the player's economic rights. This change in stance signals a new approach on the part of the people of Rio Grande do Sul in relation to their negotiations and market strategies.
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Shirt 14 is being monitored by the Medical Department
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Flamengo continues to wait for the return of Arrascaeta, who has been sidelined since August 18th, when he suffered an injury to his left thigh. The number 14 is being monitored by the club's Medical Department and his return to the field is still uncertain for the decisive clash against Bahia, valid for the quarter-finals of the Copa do Brasil. The game will take place on September 12th, at 9:45 pm, at Maracanã.
Arrascaeta has not yet started the transition phase to the field, remaining under the care of Flamengo's medical department. With less than a week to go until the match, the club is racing against time to count on the return of the Uruguayan star. According to journalist Venê Casagrande, the player is in the final stage of recovery and there is an expectation that he will begin the physical transition next Monday (09).
IMPACT OF INJURIES IN THE SECOND HALF
An undisputed starter at Flamengo and frequently called up for the Uruguayan national team, Arrascaeta has faced physical problems throughout the seasons, especially in the second half, when the calendar becomes more intense. Since 2019, the midfielder has suffered 70% of his injuries after June, totaling 20 absences for Flamengo, 14 of them from that period.
In the first match of the quarter-finals against Bahia, Flamengo won 1-0 away from home, with a goal from Bruno Henrique. With this result, Rubro-Negro can even draw at Maracanã to guarantee their place in the tournament's semifinals. The team hopes to count on Arrascaeta, but is also preparing alternatives to make up for his possible absence.
Flamengo still has some doubts for the clash, but the likely lineup has names like: Rossi, Wesley (Varela), Fabrício Bruno, Léo Pereira, Ayrton Lucas, Pulgar (Léo Ortiz), Allan, Gerson, Luiz Araújo, Bruno Henrique and Gabigol (Arrascaeta).
Philadelphia Eagles beat Green Bay Packers 34-29 at Neo Química Arena
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Friday (6) marked a historic moment for American football fans in Brazil. For the first time, the NFL held an official game in the country, pitting the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers teams against each other. The event, which took place at the Neo Química Arena, in São Paulo, celebrated the expansion of the American league into Brazilian territory.
The Philadelphia Eagles emerged victorious in the duel against the Green Bay Packers, with a thrilling 34-29 comeback, being the first team to triumph on Brazilian soil in an official NFL game.
Among the highlights of the event, Eagles player C.J. Gardner-Johnson took advantage of the post-game moment to interact with fans and, in a symbolic gesture, received a Flamengo Imperadores shirt, a team from American football linked to the Clube de Regatas do Flamengo.
The history of Flamengo in American football began on May 17, 2013, when the club signed a partnership with the Imperadores team, resulting in the creation of Flamengo Futebol Americano. Since then, the red-black club has stood out on the national sports scene. In 2017, the team adopted the name Flamengo Imperadores, consolidating itself as one of the great forces of American football in Brazil.
In 2018, Flamengo Imperadores won the Carioca American Football Championship, beating Vasco in the final and asserting its supremacy in the sport in the state.
In addition to seeking supremacy in American football, Flamengo continues its successful campaign in field football. The club is in contention for the three main titles of the season: Copa do Brasil, Libertadores and Campeonato Brasileiro. The team's next commitment is for the Copa do Brasil, where they will face Bahia in the quarter-finals, on Thursday (12), at Maracanã.
Mais Querido has been notifying the teams since the beginning of August, when the installments were due
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The Flamengo has been moving the transfer market since the beginning of the year. Still in the first window, Rubro-Negro agreed to sell Thiago Maia and Matheuzinho to Internacional and Corinthians, respectively. However, the clubs have not yet paid off their debts and ended up receiving a notification from Rubro-Negro.
According to information from GE, Flamengo notified Internacional this past Tuesday (3). In the document, Mais Queridocollected the first installment of the ten he has to receive from the club from Rio Grande do Sul. The amount is 250 thousand euros (R$ 1.55 million), due on the 20th of last month.
As for Matheuzinho, the payment delay is a little longer. This is because, right from the start, Corinthians paid the first two installments, both in the amount of R$4 million. However, the third and also most expensive, with an expiration date of August 5th, with a value in the range of R$8 million, has not yet been paid. Thus, the São Paulo club was notified for the third time.
PAYMENT TO HAVE HUGO SOUZAIt is worth remembering that Corinthians paid a fine valued at R$500,000 to Flamengo to have Hugo Souza available for the match against Rubro-Negro last Sunday (1).
FLAMENGO HIRINGWhile awaiting payments from Corinthians and Internacional, Flamengo also moved in the market transfers and signed Michael, Alex Sandro, Carlos Alcaraz and Gonzalo Plata for the remainder of the season.
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