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Flamengo goes to the market decisively
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The JornalFla10 portal conducted a detailed investigation into the recent deliberations between Flamengo and Red Bull Bragantino, focused on the possible acquisition of talented defender Léo Ortiz. Behind the scenes of this strategic meeting, marked by intense negotiations and palpable expectations, offers intriguing insights into the transfer process that keeps football aficionados eager for future developments.
In this crucial chapter of the transfer market, Flamengo emerges as a protagonist, fueling speculation around the signing of a strong reinforcement to strengthen its defense. The promise of Léo Ortiz, skilled and versatile, aroused the interest of the Rio club, triggering a series of exploratory conversations with Bragantino.
As the report progresses, it becomes clear that negotiations between the parties involved are at a delicate stage. Although Flamengo shows significant interest in securing Ortiz's services, a formal understanding has not yet been reached between the two clubs. The current impasse reflects the complexity inherent in high-level transactions in the world of football, where factors such as transfer fees, wages and contractual clauses need to be meticulously scrutinized and balanced.
However, despite the persistent uncertainties, there is an optimistic tone permeating the corridors of negotiations. Sources close to the discussions reveal that both parties are committed to exploring all possible avenues to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. This shared determination suggests that the current impasse may eventually yield to a resolution satisfactory to all parties involved.
As the story unfolds, Flamengo fans eagerly await updates on the ongoing negotiations. For them, the possible addition of Léo Ortiz to the squad represents not only a reinforcement in defense, but also an ambitious declaration of intent on the part of the club in its quest for excellence on the national and international stage. The expectation is palpable, fueled by the vision of a future where Flamengo stands out as an undisputed football powerhouse.
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Like Rubro-negro, Martial suffered from injuries in 2023/24
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The game will be on September 19th, at Maracanã, against an opponent that is still undefined
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Ticket sales for the first leg of the CONMEBOL Libertadores quarter-finals, between Flamengo and opponent still to come to be defined, starts this Monday (9), at 10am. The game will be held on September 19th, at 7pm, at Maracanã. Nação fan members will have priority to purchase through the official website (flamengo.superingresso.com.br).
For the match, all fans who buy tickets online, in any sector of the stadium, will need to use registered facial biometrics to access Maracanã. No other means of access will be permitted for tickets purchased digitally. In addition, fans must have their original documents with photo upon entry.
Access to the stadium's security perimeter will be controlled by a dynamic QR code generated by the application Fla Tickets. Access to the interior of Maracanã will be done through facial biometrics.
09/09 (10am) - Diamond+1 (level 0)
09/09 (4pm) - Diamond / Platinum+ 1 (level 1)
10/09 (10am) - Platinum / Gold+1 (level 2)
10/09 (4pm) - Gold / Silver+1 (level 3 )
11/09 (10am) - Silver (level 4)
12/09 (10am) - General Public online / Free Online
17/09 (10am) - Physical and free points of sale
19/09 (7pm) - Closing of online sales
Tickets vary according to the chosen sector and fan membership plan. Check the prices:
North (Flamengo): Diamond: R$32.50; General Public: R$130.00 (half: R$65.00)
South (Flamengo): Diamond: R$40.00; General Public: R$160.00 (half: R$80.00)
Superior East (Flamengo): Diamond: R$60.00; General Public: R$240.00 (half: R$120.00)
Lower East (Flamengo): Diamond: R$75.00; General Public: R$300.00 (half: R$150.00)
Lower West (Flamengo): Diamond: R$100.00; General Public: R$400.00 (half: R$200.00)
Fla+ Space: R$300.00
Maracanã Mais (Flamengo): Diamond: R$431.25; General Public: R$1,500.00 (half: R$787.50)
South B (Visitor): Visitor: R$160.00 (half: R$80.00)
< br> ADDITIONAL SERVICESIn sectors that offer additional services, such as a buffet at Maracanã Mais, the discount will only be applied to the ticket price, being the cost of services charged in full.
The club has been cautious about the possible sale
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The board of Flamengo made an important decision by refusing a proposal from Rio Ave, from Portugal, to loan center forward Felipe Lima, an Under-20 player. The proposal offered by the Portuguese club was attractive from a financial point of view, guaranteeing the athlete a good salary, with the possibility of doubling the amount if he played at least 10 games for the main team, playing for at least 45 minutes in each match. p>
However, the red and black management, together with coach Tite, chose to keep the player in the squad. The decision was based on the assessment that Felipe Lima could be useful to the professional team of Flamengo. This understanding was reinforced by the young striker's recent call-up for the match against Bahia, and there is the expectation that he will be included again for the game against Corinthians next weekend.
FLAMENGO SECURE THE NEGOTIATION
Felipe Lima, who has stood out in the youth categories, was already observed by Flamengo's technical committee, who sees potential in the athlete to join the main squad. The decision to keep the player at the club, rather than allowing him to be loaned to European football, indicates confidence in Felipe's development and ability to contribute directly to the team in important competitions.
With the possible use of Felipe Lima in the main team, Flamengo It demonstrates that it is aware of the talent it has within its own base, which can be crucial in a tight game calendar and with the main squad facing challenges such as injuries and suspensions. The integration of young players into the professional team, especially in big clubs, can be an efficient solution to maintain the level of competitiveness without the need to constantly resort to the transfer market.
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