The traditional Brazilian football club raised the alarm in Mais Querido by expressing its interest in signing a renowned midfielder who currently wears the red-black shirt
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According to journalist Julio Miguel Neto, Grêmio Football Porto-Alegrense, a traditional Brazilian football club, raised the alarm bells at Flamengo by expressing its interest in signing Everton Ribeiro, a renowned midfielder who currently wears the red-black shirt. The possible transfer is highlighted due to the imminent expiration of the player's contract, scheduled for December 2023. Everton Ribeiro is a fundamental piece in Flamengo's tactical scheme and has the priority of remaining in the Rio team, especially after the arrival of respected coach Tite.
The news of Grêmio's interest comes at a sensitive time for Flamengo, who recently announced the hiring of Tite as coach. The arrival of the experienced coach reinforces the club's intention to keep its main players, including Everton Ribeiro, who has been one of the protagonists of the team's recent achievements. However, Rio Grande do Sul's offer of a two-year contract throws uncertainty into the scenario.
Everton Ribeiro, known for his technical quality and versatility on the field, is a player coveted by several clubs. His possible departure from Flamengo represents a challenge for the Rio team, which seeks to maintain stability and competitiveness at national and international level. The possibility of Everton Ribeiro's transfer to Grêmio is directly related to the end of his contract in December 2023. With only a few months left of his contract with Flamengo, the player has been free to negotiate with other teams since July. This puts extra pressure on Flamengo's directors, who need to act strategically to ensure the continuity of a fundamental player.
Grêmio, in turn, is looking to strengthen its squad for next season. Everton Ribeiro is a name that pleases the board and the Tricolor fans, and the proposed two-year contract demonstrates the club's determination to count on the athlete for future projects. The team from Rio Grande do Sul, which seeks to resume its successful trajectory on the Brazilian and international scene, sees Everton Ribeiro as a strong reinforcement.
The negotiation promises to be long and complex, with Flamengo willing to make efforts to maintain Everton Ribeiro, while Grêmio seeks to convince him to change his ways and wear the tricolor shirt. The player's will will also be a crucial factor in this process, as his decision will have a significant impact on his career and the dynamics of the transfer market.
For now, Everton Ribeiro's future remains uncertain, and fans of both teams are eagerly awaiting the developments in this story. While Flamengo seeks to retain one of its key players, Grêmio aims to acquire a reinforcement that can boost its goals in the short and medium term. The transfer window and the coming months will be decisive in unraveling the fate of this talented Brazilian midfielder. Only time will tell if Everton Ribeiro will remain at Flamengo or if he will wear Grêmio's colors next season.
Team led by the booed Tite, needs to reverse the result away from home
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Flamengo entered the field on Thursday night. With a packed Maracanã, Tite's men played the first match of the Libertadores quarter-finals against Peñarol (URU). The objective was to play a good game and take an advantage for the return game, next week. In this sense, the Rio team ended up disappointing the more than 60 thousand paying guests at the stadium and lost 1-0, in one of the team's worst matches of the year.
Summary
Peñarol It started well and Peñarol soon showed that it would play on the red and black error. Therefore, the Uruguayans opened the scoring after 12 minutes, with Cabrera, in a counterattack. Soon after, Flamengo responded with Plata's header hitting the post. But the red and black team had difficulty creating chances. In the final stretch of the first half, Flamengo grew and had great opportunities to draw. Bruno Henrique, alone, headed over goalkeeper Aguerre, who also made a great save from Arrascaeta's shot.
In the second half, Flamengo came back even better, but came up against the strong Uruguayan marking and the lack of creativity to reach the opponent's goal. Tite moved the sides, which gave Flamengo more speed, however, it had little effect due to a terrible night from Arrascaeta and De la Cruz. As a result, the result did not change and now Flamengo needs to reverse the situation away from home next week.
What now?
With the result, Flamengo will need to win by at least two goals to guarantee one of the places in the Libertadores semi-finals. The match takes place in Uruguay, next Thursday. However, Fla needs to turn the key, because there is a Brazilian Championship game to play on the weekend. Tite's men will face Grêmio, away from home, next Sunday, at 6:30 pm;
Club and state bank are close to an agreement for the definitive possession of the land in Rio de Janeiro
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Last Wednesday (18), representatives from Flamengo and Caixa Econômica Federal held another meeting to resolve the impasse surrounding the Gasologista land, acquired by the club in July. The meeting had the support of Rio de Janeiro City Hall and the Attorney General's Office (AGU), and a new meeting scheduled for next week, in Brasília, could seal the definitive agreement. The information was released by journalist Diogo Dantas, from the newspaper "O Globo".
Mengão's board of directors, represented by president Rodolfo Landim, vice-general Rodrigo Dunshee, CEO Reinaldo Belotti and vice-president of equity Marcos Bodin, was optimistic about the possibility of a solution soon. Caixa questions the amount paid by the club at the land auction, but everything indicates that an additional amount could resolve the legal conflict by next month.
The meeting was also attended by deputy Pedro Paulo and the club's director of external relations, Cacau Cotta, who have acted as intermediaries between the club and the mayor from Rio, Eduardo Paes. In August, a meeting involving the bank's president, Carlos Vieira, president Lula and mayor Eduardo Paes had already signaled the path to an agreement.
Mais Querido's director of external relations, Cacau Cotta, highlighted that the agreement is the ideal way to give peace of mind to the club. "For the club, a good agreement is always better than an eternal discussion about values. The land has already been expropriated. The agreement is ideal to eliminate any doubts and for Flamengo to have the necessary peace of mind to begin the work", said Cotta.
Mais Querido will pay the stipulated amount
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The Flamengo was fined by Conmebol due to incidents with his fans during the match against Bolívar, held on August 15, at Maracanã, in the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores. The 2-0 victory guaranteed a good result for the club, but inappropriate behavior from the fans, such as the use of flares and other pyrotechnic objects, resulted in financial sanctions for the Rio team.
The club was punished based on in article 12.2 c) of the Conmebol Disciplinary Code, which prohibits the use of flares, fireworks or any type of pyrotechnics in stadiums. Furthermore, Flamengo was included in article 27, which provides for more severe penalties for clubs that repeat infractions of this nature. This is not the first incident of its kind involving Flamengo fans, which contributed to the decision to impose a significant fine.
The value The total fine was set at US$20,000 (equivalent to R$110,400). Furthermore, Conmebol ordered Flamengo to pay an additional US$13,300 (around R$73,600) to cover expenses related to hospitality space during the game, a responsibility that, according to article 4.2.13 of the Libertadores Club Manual, is from the home club.
These infractions are considered serious, especially in international tournaments such as the Libertadores, where Conmebol adopts a strict stance to guarantee security and order in the stadiums. The recurrence of Flamengo in this This type of behavior can be seen as an aggravating factor in the decision of judge Amarílis Belisario, vice-president of the Conmebol Disciplinary Commission.
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