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No harm done! Flamengo goes after CBF to cover the difference in amounts paid by FIFA for Pedro
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The striker hasn't had an easy day at Mais Querido
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Thiago Ribeiro, Gabigol's former teammate from Santos, spoke about the striker's current situation at Flamengo and his apparently difficult relationship with Tite. The former player expressed confidence that Gabi will turn things around and took the opportunity to send a hint to the red and black coach.
For Thiago Ribeiro, what Gabigol needs is trust, something that must be given by Tite. Only with this support, shirt 99 will be able to show his best football again.
“I believe that one of the most important things in football is confidence, the player has to have confidence, and the game sequence … So I believe that for him to resume his football, it requires confidence, and that goes through the coach. I'm not there on a daily basis, anyone who is there on a daily basis knows, but the board, the coach, has to give confidence to the player”, said the attacker.
With Pedro's injury, Gabigol became the third option in the squad, but it seems he doesn't have Tite's confidence to be the player who will solve the problems from Flamengo. This scenario, according to speculation, created a certain tension between the attacker and the coach, especially after Gabi was not included in the game against Peñarol.
Thiago Ribeiro believes that the best thing to do in a situation like this , especially at a time when Flamengo needs Gabigol most, it's up to Tite to "embrace" the player, demonstrate his confidence and guarantee the striker's place in the team.
“No one unlearns how to play football. And when the player is at that stage of delivering nowhere near what he usually delivers, at that stage the coach must arrive and say: I'm putting you to play, I believe in you, I'm counting on you”, added Thiago.
Despite the complicated moment, the expectation is that Gabigol will participate in the return match against Peñarol, not just as an option on the bench, but starting as a starter.
The press commented on the red and black team having spared 12 players against Grêmio
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Flamengo leaves the Brazilian Championship aside and returns to focusing on the Copa Libertadores, where they will face Peñarol (URU) next Thursday (26). Before the clash, the red and black team made headlines in a Uruguayan newspaper due to the defeat to Grêmio, in Porto Alegre, and for having 18 absences.
One of the main newspapers on the continent, based in Uruguay, 'El País' questioned Flamengo for the way they acted in the defeat against Grêmio. Mais Querido spared 12 athletes, the 11 starters who played in the first match against Peñarol, at Maracanã. In addition, Mengo had another six absences.
In the match against Grêmio, Flamengo rested 12 athletes: Rossi, Varela, Fabrício Bruno, Léo Pereira, Alex Sandro, Erick Pulgar, De La Cruz, Gerson, Arrascaeta, Bruno Henrique and Gonzalo Plata. Furthermore, the team led by coach Tite could not count on Matías Viña, Everton Cebolinha, Gabigol, Michael and Pedro. Thus, there were 18 absences.
With that, Flamengo entered the field full of reserves and base athletes. Grêmio opened the scoring, but Mengo equalized with Matheus Gonçalves. The Gauchos once again led 3-2, until Filipe Teresa, also created by Ninho do Urubu, scored in stoppage time.
It is also worth mentioning that Flamengo needs to break fasts to advance. This is because the red-black team has never defeated Peñarol in the Copa Libertadores in five clashes, with four defeats and one draw. Furthermore, Mais Querido has not won an away win in the tournament for two seasons.
decisive duelFlamengo and Peñarol enter the field this Thursday on Friday (26), at 7pm (Brasília time), at the Campeón del Siglo Stadium, in Montevideo, in a match valid for the return of the quarter-finals of the Copa Libertadores. As usual, Coluna do Fla brings the most red-black broadcast on the internet in the voice of Rafa Penido, on YouTube.
Rubro-Negro needs to reverse the adverse score in Uruguay against Peñarol
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The most important game of the season for Flamengo is approaching. Next Thursday (26), Rubro-Negro will face Peñarol (URU) in the second leg of the Libertadores quarter-finals. As a result, this Tuesday (24), the squad intensifies its preparation for the confrontation against the Uruguayan team.
According to the portal 'Coluna do Fla', Flamengo players will perform from 9:30 am (Brasília time) this Tuesday (24). The activities at Ninho do Urubu will begin at 10 am, involving all the athletes in the squad.
Once again, coach Tite will lead the work with the whole group. This includes both players who were rested and those who played in the match against Grêmio, last Sunday (22), in the Brazilian Championship.
TravelThe red and black delegation will embark for Uruguay this Tuesday (24). The flight is scheduled for 5:50 pm (Brasília time). In Montevideo, Tite will finalize his preparation and define the team's lineup on Wednesday (25), at CT Luis Suárez.
Facing a delicate moment in the season, Flamengo focuses entirely on the decisive match against Peñarol, in the quarter-finals of the Libertadores. After the 1-0 defeat at Maracanã, Rubro-Negro needs to reverse the score in the return game.
To advance directly to the semi-finals, Flamengo will have to beat Peñarol by at least two goals difference . The duel will take place on Thursday (26), at 7pm (Brasília time), at the Campeón del Siglo Stadium, in Montevideo.
"Before It Happens" Program seeks to strengthen prevention and support networks for victims,
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Last Monday (23/09), Governor Cláudio Castro signed a protocol of intentions to reinforce actions to prevent and combat violence against women. The document, signed during a ceremony at Flamengo's headquarters, in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, aims to strengthen the support network for victims and promote society's awareness of the issue. The initiative is part of the "Before It Happens" program, coordinated by the Secretariat of State for Women.
The ceremony was attended by several authorities, including the first lady Analine Castro, the Secretary of State for Women, Heloísa Aguiar, the president of Mengão, Rodolfo Landim, and the federal deputy Soraya Santos. Everyone reinforced their commitment to the cause, which aims to protect women in risky situations and create more welcoming and safe environments.
Cláudio Castro highlighted the importance of this partnership to expand the reach of preventive actions. "We are taking another important step in the fight against violence and to protect girls and women in our state, creating safer and more welcoming spaces. With the strength of Mais Querido and this partnership, we want to take this message of respect and preventive protection to more and more people", stated the governor.
During ceremony, the first lady, Analine Castro, highlighted the importance of sport in disseminating values of respect and safety, especially for the male public. "Football brings joy to many, but this joy cannot turn into pain for women. This partnership with the CRF is an important step towards raising awareness in society, especially men, about the respect and protection of our women", highlighted Analine.
The signed protocol focuses on mobilizing various sectors of society, governmental and non-governmental, to develop joint strategies and projects to combat violence against women. The objective is to act from the initial stages of psychological violence to the most critical moments, preventing feminicide.
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