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Braz trusts Gabigol and announces conversation with Tite about a possible replacement for Pedro at Flamengo
This preliminary meeting, in addition to strengthening ties between the clubs, also highlights the importance of dialogue and collaboration in the world of football.
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In an atmosphere of fraternization and exchange of information, the directors of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo and Club Bolívar met on Tuesday night (14) for the traditional dinner on the eve of the games. The meeting took place on the eve of the clash between the teams in the Copa Libertadores da América.
Representing Mais Querido were the vice-president of football, Marcos Braz, the executive director, Bruno Spindel, and Diogo Lemos, member of the Football Council responsible for relations with Federations and Confederations. On the Bolivian side, Jorge Del Solar, sporting director and vice football director, and Eduardo Valdivia, CEO of the club, were present.
During the dinner, those involved not only enjoyed moments of camaraderie, but also took the opportunity to discuss the current situation in South American football. Topics such as game strategies, challenges faced by teams and trends in the continent's football scene were addressed, demonstrating mutual interest in promoting the growth and improvement of sport in the region.
FLAMENGO EXCHANGES SHIRTSWith the Libertadores knocking on the door, the meeting served as an opportunity for directors to exchange insights and strengthen ties, showing that, beyond the four lines, football is also a space for interaction and cooperation between clubs.
p>The expectation for the clash between Flamengo and Bolívar are high, and the climate of mutual respect and friendship between the directors promises to extend onto the field. Tomorrow is Libertadores day, and fans are eagerly awaiting another exciting contest in the biggest club tournament in South America.
The club cautiously adopts the moment
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French striker Anthony Martial, currently on the market, presented a robust financial proposal to Flamengo. Since February, his agent has offered the player to Rubro-Negro. Now, the financial terms of the proposal are on the agenda and show that negotiations could be a challenge for the Rio club.
Martial requires a significant financial package to consider a transfer to Flamengo. The amount requested includes a monthly salary of more than R$2 million, in addition to gloves. This amount refers to a three-year contract, which represents a considerable financial commitment for Flamengo. The French striker, who currently plays for Manchester United, has a remarkable track record in Europe. However, the high cost of signing him is being evaluated by the Rio club. Flamengo< /a>, which already has a strong squad and is one of the main clubs in Brazil, needs to evaluate the financial and strategic viability of this signing.
Since February, Martial's proposal has been circulating, but only now have the financial details been released. Martial's request is high and reflects the market standard for players of his caliber. However, Flamengo is aware that this investment will need to be well evaluated, not only in financial terms, but also in terms of the impact it may have on the team's structure and the club's finances.
O Rubro-Negro has shown interest in strengthening the squad and has been looking for quality players to maintain competitiveness at national and international level. Martial's proposal, therefore, is being analyzed with caution. The high cost can impact other areas of the club's budget and influence future negotiations and hiring. In addition to the financial aspect, Flamengo needs to consider Martial's tactical adjustment to the team's game plan. The French striker has a playing style that can add value to the squad, but the club will need to ensure that he fits well into the strategy and playing style proposed by the coach.
The staff and cast are mapping the club's momentum
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Peñarol is preparing intensively for the decisive clash against Flamengo in the quarter-finals of the Copa Libertadores. The Uruguayan club faces Miramar Misiones this Saturday (07), at the Centenário Stadium, in the 10th round of the Uruguayan Championship. The game will be a crucial opportunity for the team to adjust its rhythm and align its strategies before facing the Brazilian Rubro-Negro next Thursday (19), at Maracanã.
Peñarol coach, Alfredo Arias , confirmed that the team will enter the field with maximum strength against Miramar Misiones. The decision to select the main players reflects the importance of the duel for the team, which is preparing for the high-level international clash against Flamengo. Peñarol does not want to leave any room for mistakes, making the most of each match before the Libertadores semi-final.
The match against Miramar Misiones is an essential step for Peñarol. With the Uruguayan internal competition already quite fierce, the team needs to guarantee good results to remain competitive in the Uruguayan Championship. However, the match also serves as a final test for the players and the coaching staff to adjust their physical and tactical form before the big challenge against Flamengo.
The clash against Flamengo is eagerly awaited. Rubro-Negro, current champion of the Libertadores, is a strong opponent, and Peñarol will have to be in top form to face them. The Uruguayan team needs to be prepared in both tactical and physical terms to face one of the strongest clubs in the South American competition.
Mais Querido runs the risk of paying amounts in excess of 50 thousand dollars (R$ 275 thousand)
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This last Monday (26), the Flamengowas notified by Conmebol and could pay a fine of more than 50 thousand dollars (R$ 275 thousand). This is because Mais Querido broke two rules in the match against Bolívar, in La Paz.
According to the South American confederation, Mais Querido would have delayed the athletes' return in three minutes into the second half of the game. Furthermore, Conmebol also claims that Flamengo exceeded the players' arrival time in the city of the match.
According to the manual, the club must arrive at least six hours in advance in cities with more than 2,000 meters in altitude. Rubro-Negro arrived at 5:50 pm for the game, which was scheduled for 8:30 pm, that is, around 2 hours and 40 minutes before the clash.
FLAMENGO CLASSIFICADOO Mais Querido managed to get past Bolívar and advanced to the quarterfinals of the Libertadores. Therefore, Rubro-Negro will now face Peñarol, from Uruguay, on the 19th and 26th of September, at Maracanã and Montevideo, respectively.
FOCUS ON THE NEXT GAMEWhile not is judged by Conmebol, Flamengo focuses its attention on the Copa do Brasil. Rubro-Negro faces Bahia, this Wednesday (28), at 9:30 pm, in the first game of the quarter-finals of the national knockout stage.
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