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Flamengo is "careful" with socks after wear from Copa América games
Pulgar and De La Cruz's situation is not isolated to the cast
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According to O Globo Esportes, the participation of South American athletes in the Copa América brought to light physical challenges for the players who returned to their clubs after the tournament. One of the most notable cases is that of Erick Pulgar, Chilean player called up for the competition. Like his Uruguayan colleagues, Pulgar once again felt the effects of the intense game and training routine, which ended up having a negative impact on his physical condition.
Pulgar, like other Uruguayan players who participated in the tournament, have faced difficulties in recovering after -Copa America. The sequence of high-level games, added to the pressure of international competitions, seems to have taken its toll. This situation is reflected in a drop in performance and the need for more intensive monitoring by the clubs' medical teams.
In particular, Uruguayan midfielder Nicolás De La Cruz has required special care to return your best physical shape. De La Cruz is currently undergoing an individualized physical training regime, a measure adopted to speed up his recovery and prepare him for the club's upcoming commitments.
FLAMENGO TAKES CARE
A The reality faced by these athletes highlights the challenges that international competitions represent for clubs, especially in terms of managing the physical wear and tear of players. Preparing for tournaments requires detailed planning , which goes beyond technical and tactical training, but also focuses on preserving the physical and mental health of athletes.
Returning to the normal rhythm of competitions after an international tournament is a critical phase for players, and Cases like Pulgar and De La Cruz highlight the importance of effective recovery and fitness strategies. Medical monitoring and specific physical work are essential to ensure that these athletes can return to performing at a high level without compromising their long-term health.
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Journalist fires at João Fonseca: “It’s not a promise”
Rizek didn't mince words about the red-and-black tennis player
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ão Fonseca beat Andrey Rublev, by 3 sets to 0, in the first round of the Australian Open, this Tuesday morning (14), and received a wave of acclaim on the web. SporTV presenter André Rizek celebrated the Brazilian's victory and stated that João "is not a promise, he is a phenomenon".
João Fonseca's next opponent at the Australian Open
After the historic victory over the ninth in the world, the Brazilian faces the Italian Lorenzo Sonego in the second round of the Australian Open.
More about the tennis player and his team
João Fonseca gained greater notoriety after winning the Next Gen Finals Tournament, a championship that brings together the best world tennis players under 20 years old, placing himself alongside athletes such as Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, who are among the Previously, he had won the junior US Open and reached first place in the world in the category.
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It's today! CoDe votes millionaire sponsorship of Flamengo at club headquarters
Flamengo Council decides partnership for 2025, combining football and basketball.
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The Deliberative Council of Flamengoholds, this Tuesday, a vote to approve the sponsorship contract with Shopee. The agreement foresees the inclusion of the brand on the sleeve of the shirts of the men's and women's football teams and the basketball team. If approved, the sponsorship will yield the club R$ 12 million, distributed in three equal installments of R$ 4 million.
FIXED AMOUNT AND PAYMENT IN INSTALLMENTS
With the entry of Shopee, Mais Querido reinforces its strategy of attracting big brands to the uniform. This partnership expands the club's portfolio of sponsors and strengthens the relationship between CRFwith the e-commerce market, a growing sector in Brazil. The agreement is not limited to football, it also covers basketball, which reflects the club's coverage of different sports.
This strategy seeks to increase Shopee's visibility among different audiences, aligning itself with Flamengo's notoriety in the national and international sports scene. Although the contract has already been designed, the final decision will depend on approval of the advisors. The Deliberative Council's votes are crucial to defining Mengão's financial direction, especially in high-value agreements.
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE DIGITAL MARKET
< The partnership with Shopee is a strategic move to consolidate the club's relationship with technology and digital commerce companies, a segment that has invested heavily in sports advertising. This demonstrates Flamengo's appeal as a visibility platform for large brands.
In addition to the contract with Shopee, the club continues to look for other sponsors to strengthen its box. Diversifying revenue is a priority to ensure competitiveness on and off the field. Payments are scheduled to take place in February, April and July of next year, contributing to the club's budget in 2025.
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How much did João Fonseca earn in prize money at the Australian Open after beating Rublev? Check it out
Rubro-negro beat Andrey Rublev, in the first round of the Grand Slam singles main draw
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Brazilian João Fonsecadidn't just garner praise with his powerful victory over Russian Andrey Rublev, by 3 sets to 0, for the first round of the Australian Open singles main draw. He also increased the amount of prize money collected in the tournament, the first Grand Slam of the 2025 season. By beating the ninth-placed player in the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) rankings and advancing to the second round, Fonseca guaranteed another US$125,600 ( equivalent to R$767 thousand) in bonuses.
At 18 years old, João Fonseca is the youngest participant in the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the season and 2025 and first tournament of the type in his career on the professional circuit. The Australian Open title will earn the champion US$ 2.1 million – at the current price R$ 12.7 million.
Prize table
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First round: US$ 82.9 thousand
Second round: US$ 125.6 thousand
Third round: US$ 182.1 thousand
Eighth finals: US$ 263.8 thousand
Quarter-finals: US$ 417.7 thousand
Semi-finals: US$ 691 thousand
Vice- champion: US$ 1.1 million
Champion: US$ 2.1 million
João Fonseca at the Australian Open < /p>
In the first round of the qualifiers of the Australian tournament, João Fonseca beat Argentine Federico Augustin Gomez. Then he beat Coleman Wong, from Hong Kong. In his third match, he defeated another brother, Thiago Tirante. This Wednesday (15/1), João Fonseca will play against the Italian Lorenzo Sonego, number 55 in the world by the ATP, in the next phase of the Australian Open.
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