Red-black vice-president and manager take a stand after measure criticized by fans
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Recently, Flamengo decided to close the women's under-17 category on the eve of the 2024 Brazilian Championship, where it is the current runner-up. A decision that was the target of criticism from fans on social media after the news came out in the media last week.
The club took a position for the first time on the change in contact with ge. Vice-president of Women's Football at Flamengo, Vitor Zanelli explained that the CBF's short calendar in the category, (with only three games in the first phase of the Brazilian Championship) made the board change the planning and focus on greater fundraising through social projects:
- Due to the short calendar and few games, we redirected our development and training project to social projects, where we will be able to reach more people. We are fully aware that this will be very important for the evolution of the sport and attracting new talents.
Flamengo has had a base category in women's football since 2019: it started with the under-18s, and from 2022 it was divided into sub-17 and sub-20, following the example of the CBF. Since 2023, the club has received support from Vale, through the Federal Incentive Law, in eight centers in Rio de Janeiro that develop the practice of the sport from the age of 10 onwards. Now, the board will expand the initiative to other states, according to André Rocha, manager of Red and Black Women's Football:
- Flamengo has been fulfilling its part in promoting women's football in the state of Rio de Janeiro and , starting in August, we expanded this project to other states in our country. We understand that promoting the sport means providing access to sports with quality and minimum structure for good development, respecting all social and cultural aspects involved in this training. Our main objective is to detect and develop talent throughout Brazil so that in the future these girls can become part of our team (under-20).
The girls from these groups are monitored in assessments, a or twice a week, and compete in tournaments (last year, the club participated in two Conmebol competitions, the Development League, with these girls). With the change, the idea is to encourage them to stay closer to their homes until they are 16/17 years old and then be evaluated for Flamengo's under-20 team, which is currently competing in the quarter-finals of the Brazilian Championship against São Paulo. Paulo.
Flamengo was the only one of the big clubs in Rio de Janeiro that maintained a female under-17 category. Fluminense and Vasco had it on a seasonal basis for a given competition (they competed in the Carioca U-17 in 2022, but never in the Brazilian Championship). Botafogo does not work with youth women.
The red and black team maintained their intensity from start to finish and built an elastic score naturally
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In a match valid for the fourth round of the Carioca Women's Under-20 Championship, Flamengo defeated Serrano 20-0, this Saturday afternoon (14), in Gávea. Ingrid (4), Ana Papel, Maria Peck (2), Cecília, Anna Luiza (3), Alice, Leane (4), Duda Detori, Letícia Pinho (2) and Isabela Nunes scored Mengão's goals.
The game
The match had barely started and Flamengo opened the scoring after just two minutes. Isabela Nunes crossed into the area, Anna Luiza set it up for Ingrid to hit the goalkeeper: 1 to 0.
The red-black team continued to control possession of the ball and scored the second after seven minutes. Ana Papel caught the ball beautifully and hit the angle, with no chance for the goalkeeper: 2-0. Soon after, it was Maria Peck's turn to take a risk from distance and score the third goal of the match after just nine minutes.
The Meninas da Gávea didn't let up and expanded at 12'. Ingrid took advantage of the cross in the area to move the goalkeeper and score the fourth. Six minutes later, Mais Querido scored the fifth with Cecília, with a header: 5 to 0.
After the fifth goal, Cecília asked to leave and gave way to Gaby Bastos. Despite the large advantage on the scoreboard, Mengão went up in search of more. At 29', Ana Papel made a great move and passed the ball for her namesake Anna Luiza to cover: 6 to 0.
Serrano barely gave away the ball and the red-blacks scored the seventh of the match with another great goal from Anna Luiza from outside the area, also through coverage: 7 to 0.
To give final numbers to the first stage, Meninas da Gávea found the net four more times, with Alice, Ingrid (2 ) and Maria Peck. Rubro-Negro went into the break with an 11-0 lead. Highlight for striker Ingrid, who scored four times.
On the way back to the second half, Leane received the ball alone in the area and touched it low into the corner to make it 12-0. At 9', Anna Luiza entered the area alone and hit it into the goalkeeper's right corner: 13 to 0. It was shirt 10's hat-trick in the game.
As Meninas da Gávea didn't slow down and expanded in the 14th minute. Anna Luiza played the ball to Alice, who provided a beautiful light screen for Leane to reach with a cross: 14 to 0. Seven minutes later, Leane again entered the area alone and scored another hat-trick in the match: 15 to 0.
Right-winger Leane came into the match with everything and scored her fourth goal in the 37th minute. After taking off, she dribbled past the goalkeeper and scored the 16th goal. Then, Duda Detori further extends the advantage with a penalty kick: 17 to 0.
In the last minutes, Meninas da Gávea scored three more goals to give final figures to the rout. Letícia Pinho (twice) and Isabela Nunes completed the scoring in the great 20-0 victory.
Next appointmentThe Meninas da Gávea return to the field next Saturday (14) to face Botafogo, at 2:45 pm, at the Nilton Santos stadium, in the last round of the Carioca Feminino U20.
FlamengoLaisla; Gi Cabral, Cecília (Gaby Bastos), Camila and Isabela Nunes; Nicoli (Letícia Pinho), Ana Papel (Leane) and Maria Peck (Duda Detori); Anna Luiza (Laís), Alice and Ingrid (Raissa Rocha).
Coach: Filipe Torres.
Technical sheetFlamengo 20x0 Serrano – 4th Round of the Carioca Women's Under-20 Championship
Location: José Bastos Padilha Stadium – Gávea, RJ
Date and time: 09/14/2024 at 2:45 pm
Arbitration: Thiago da Cunha Cordeiro, Paola Rodrigues José and Gabrielle da Silva Felizardo
Goals: Ingrid (2'1ºT, 12'1ºT, 35'1ºT, 44'1ºT), Ana Papel ( 7'1ºT), Maria Peck (9'1ºT, 37'1ºT), Cecília (18'1ºT), Anna Luiza (29'1ºT, 30'1ºT, 9'2ºT), Alice (32'1ºT), Leane (4 '2ºT, 14'2ºT, 21'2ºT and 37'2ºT), Duda Detori (39'2ºT), Letícia Pinho (40'2ºT and 44'2ºT) and Isabela Nunes (42'2ºT).
Rubro-Negros added three more points in the category competition
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Playing at home, at CT das Vargens, Flamengo defeated União Central, 2-1, this Thursday, in the Guilherme Embry Under-16 Tournament. The red and black goals were scored by Victor Hugo, the highlight of the match. The next game for Garotos do Ninho will take place on Sunday (22), when they will face Botafogo, away from home.
The goals:
At 10 of the second half, on a free kick from Rogério, the goalkeeper rebounded, and Victor Hugo put it into the back of the net: 1 to 0. After taking the draw before the technical timeout, Mengão didn't take long to get back in front on the scoreboard , with Victor Hugo once again.
Flamengo: Matheus; Heitor, Bernardo Mendonça, Josué and Fabio Henrique; Lucas Falcone, Enzo and Rafinha; Davi Waisman, Gabriel Amancio and Samuel Alves.
Entering: Ryan Gabriel, Kauê, Diego, Rogerio and Victor Hugo.
Technical sheetFlamengo 2 x 1 União Central – 3rd Round of the Guilherme Embry Tournament
Location: CT das Vargens
Date and time: 09/12/2024 at 10am
Goals: Victor Hugo at 10 and 33 of the second half
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The club tries to get back on its feet
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The Flamengo , historically recognized for its strong player training base, has faced a frequent reality in football: the departure of young athletes to rival clubs. The club's youth categories, widely contested and with a constant renewal of talent, mean that not all players are able to pursue a career at Rubro-Negro. This generates significant turnover, with some players transferring to other teams in search of more opportunities.
One of the most recent cases of this movement is that of Levy Benjamin, an athlete who was part of the U13 from Flamengo, but who, around five weeks ago, was announced as a reinforcement for Botafogo. The young player is a promise of Rio football and plays in two positions: attacking midfielder and left-back. The athlete's versatility caught the attention of Alvinegro, who integrated him into their base squad.
This scenario, however, , is not an exception. In total, six players who were in the youth categories of Flamengorecently migrated to Botafogo. The list includes athletes of different age groups and positions. João Gabriel, U-11 right-back, Lorran Egon, U-12 defender, Pietro França, U-12 attacking midfielder, Gustavo, U-13 defender, Levy Benjamin, left-back and U-12 attacking midfielder Sub-13, and Miguel Ramiro, attacker of the Sub-13, are the names that left Flamengo and are now part of Botafogo.
The departure of these young athletes raises a warning for the Flamengo, mainly in relation to competition in the development of Rio football promises. Botafogo, like other clubs in Rio de Janeiro, has invested in attracting talent that, for some reason, does not stick to the red and black base. This phenomenon is common, especially in clubs that have a large number of athletes at the base, which makes it difficult to retain all players who have potential.
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