Grassroots Soccer
FLAMENGO BEATS PORTUGUESE 3-2 AND CONTINUES IN THE LEAD OF THE GUANABARA U-20 CUP
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Vice-president reveals ambitious plans as club celebrates record achievements at youth level
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Flamengo, one of the most traditional and successful clubs in Brazilian football, continues to prosper not only in its achievements on the field, but also behind the scenes financially. Ending the year 2023 with record revenue, totaling an impressive R$251.9 million in the previous season alone, the Rio club has already surpassed the R$1 billion mark during the current administration. This amount includes sales, loans, solidarity mechanisms and bonuses stipulated in contracts for its young talents since 2019.
In an interview with FlaTV, Flamengo's official YouTube channel, the youth vice-president and women's football, Vitor Zanelli, shared his perspectives while highlighting the club's record achievements in the youth categories. In 2022 and 2023, Flamengo accumulated 44 titles each year, a remarkable feat that reflects the commitment and excellence in training young talents. The under-20 team, for example, boasts the title of Brazilian champion and is preparing to compete in the Libertadores category in 2024.
Currently, one of the jewels of Flamengo's youth team is attacking midfielder Lorran, just 17 years old, whose performance has aroused interest from European clubs. His rise is marked by the feat of becoming the youngest player in the club's history to score a goal for the first team. With a contract in force until the end of 2025, Lorran has a release clause set at 50 million euros (equivalent to R$268.3 million), reflecting the value and potential that the club attributes to his talent.
In his words, Zanelli expressed optimism regarding the club's financial future, highlighting the relevance of the red and black base on the world stage and the success of sales of players trained in the youth categories. With management focused on training and valuing talent, Flamengo demonstrates its ability to generate substantial revenue and remain a powerhouse both on the field and in business.
In his words, Zanelli expressed optimism regarding to the club's financial future, highlighting the relevance of the red and black base on the world stage and the success of sales of players trained in the youth categories. With management focused on training and valuing talent, Flamengo demonstrates its ability to generate substantial revenue and remain a powerhouse both on the field and in business.
The young man lives his last days defending the Sacred Mantle
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Striker Shola, who plays for the under-20s of Flamengo, lives his last days as a Mais Querido player. This is because the athlete has a loan with the club and does not know whether his contract will be renewed. Therefore, many clubs are already watching the young man, but have not yet made an offer.
Sola's staff revealed to journalist Gabriel Orphão, from the Paparazzo Rubro-Negro channel, that there is no offer for the striker from Rio clubs. . Furthermore, the young man's manager said he was waiting for Flamengoand respecting the terms of the current contract.
"I don't have that information (proposal from Rio clubs for Shola). We are waiting for Flamengo and respecting the terms of the agreement. Let's go wait until the last day of the contract. Shola is very happy", highlighted the athlete's staff.
END OF CONTRACTShola is on loan to Flamengo until the day July 31st. The young man belongs to Remo Stars, from Nigeria and Mais Querido can exercise the option to purchase the attacker for 500 thousand dollars (R$ 2.7 million), for 70% of the athlete's economic rights.
WITHDRAWAL FROM ATLÉTICO-MGThe young man received an offer from Atlético-MG, however, according to journalist Lucas Tanaka, the team from Minas Gerais decided to give up on hiring Shola. The reason for the withdrawal was the "auction" for the player, which ended up inflating his value.
The attack took place in the classic played by the teams in the final of the Guanabara Cup under-13
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This last Saturday (29), Flamengo and Fluminense faced each other in the first game of the Guanabara Metropolitano Sub-13 Cup decision. During the confrontation, many realized that the rivalry between the teams starts at the base. Furthermore, the controversies surrounding the classic are also seen in the lower categories.
This is because Flamengo's young goalkeeper, Fabrício, was stamped on the head by a Fluminense player. The move was considered serious, but the referee did not commit a single foul.
At the time of the act, Mais Querido's archer already had the ball in his hand. In other words, in possession. However, he was hit by the rival player. The move was ignored by the referee and nothing was scored. According to information from the Flazoeiro portal, the referee reported that there was no infraction in the move, which is why he did not issue a card to the rival athlete.
CONSEQUENCES OF THE AGGRESSIONAfter being stamped on by rival player, Flamengo's goalkeeper had a cut on his head. Furthermore, Mais QUErido ended up losing the match 1-0 and will have to win the return game by two goals to be champion.
FLAMENGO CAMPAIGN IN THE COMPETITIONMais Querido scored 31 points in the first phase of the competition, ranking first. Eight teams advanced to the quarterfinals of the Guanabara Metropolitano Cup. In the knockout stage, Rubro-Negro eliminated Nova Iguaçu in a single game.
In the semifinals, the clashes were round-trip. Mais Querido faced Vasco and drew the first game 1-1, but won the second game 2-1.
Flamengo, in turn, continues to invest in its base and believes in the potential of its young athletes
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Goalkeeper Léo Nannetti, defender João Victor and midfielder Pablo were called up to the Brazilian Under-17 Team. The trio, who are part of Flamengo's squad, will represent the club in the Cascais Luso Cup, which will take place between the 10th and 14th of July, in Portugal. The call-up of these young talents is a great recognition of the groundwork carried out by Flamengois a valuable opportunity for athletes to gain international experience.
The Cascais Luso Cup is a highly prestigious tournament in the youth football scene. With the participation of teams from different parts of the world, the competition is an important showcase for young promises to showcase their talent. The presence of Flamengo players in the Brazilian Under-17 Team not only highlights the quality of the athletes, but also reinforces the club's reputation in training new talents.
THE BASE AND ITS OPPORTUNITIES
Léo Nannetti, João Victor and Pablo have stood out in their respective positions and their calls are the result of a lot of work and dedication. The opportunity to represent Brazil in an international tournament is a dream for any young player and will certainly be an unforgettable experience for them. The expectation is that the trio can contribute significantly to the team and show their full potential in the competition.
This call-up is also a source of pride for Flamengo, who sees his efforts at the base being rewarded with the presence of its athletes in the selection. The club has invested heavily in player training and the results have been visible on and off the field. The presence of Léo Nannetti, João Victor and Pablo in the Brazilian Under-17 Team is a reflection of the successful work carried out in Flamengo's youth categories.
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