The Rubro Negro idol had a wax statue inaugurated at the Acqua Rio museum this Tuesday (19)
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This Tuesday morning (19), Zico had his wax statue inaugurated at the Acqua Rio museum. However, the idol of Rubro Negro could receive another tribute in a near future, this time, having the name stamped on the stadium of Flamengo. Therefore, the former player responded if he would like the place to be named "Arthur Antunes Coimbra".
"I am grateful for the affection that has always existed from Flamengo fans. A sign that the legacy was very well left for everyone. I think that, currently, based on everything that has been said, it could be extremely important for Flamengo to create its stadium. There is no shortage of good people who worked at Flamengo, who did something for Flamengo, to receive the name of the stadium", Zico told Coluna do Fla during the inauguration ceremony of the wax statue this Tuesday (19).
POSSIBLE ESTÁDIO DO FLAMENGOThe most talked about topic in recent weeks behind the scenes at Mais Querido was the creation of a stadium for Rubro Negro. This is because the club has conversations with Caixa Econômica, owner of the Gasologista land, the area where Flamengo intends to start construction. Emphasizing that Mengo has already presented a project, but negotiations are still ongoing.
FOCUS ON THE FINALS OF CARIOCA AND BEGINNING OF LIBERTADORESIn this way, while the red and black directors continue negotiating for the construction of the stadium, the Mais Querido squad takes advantage of the last day off before the re-presentation. This is because the squad starts preparing for the Carioca final from 3pm, this Wednesday (20).
Remember that the Carioca final will be between Flamengo and Nova Iguaçu. The first match will be on March 30th or 31st and the second on April 6th or 7th. The stage for the decision will be at Maracanã.
It is necessary to win the battle against arrogance, building a culture based on respect, humility and teamwork
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The renowned former player and commentator Tostão, in a recent statement to Folha de São Paulo, brought to light a crucial question about the current moment of the club Flamengo. For him, the biggest barrier faced by the club does not reside only in technical or tactical aspects, nor in any failures of coach Tite. The core of the problem, according to Tostão, is the arrogance, both inside and outside the four lines, that permeates the Flamengo mentality. FLAMENGO HAS MORE PROBLEMS INSIDE THAN OUTSIDE
Flamengo, one of the most traditional and successful clubs in the Brazil, has a history full of achievements and glories. However, this triumphant trajectory can often be a burden to bear, generating a feeling of superiority that can harm the team's performance.
The arrogance mentioned by Tostão is not just limited to the players on the field, but it also extends to managers, coaching staff and fans. This inflated mentality of pride can generate a toxic environment, where self-criticism is replaced by arrogance, and the search for excellence gives way to complacency.
Lateral commented that no one had access to Mister’s training
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Former Flamengo full-back and current Internacional player, Renê, brought back memories of the magical year of 2019 during a participation in Duda Garbi's program "Um Assado para...". The player highlighted the behind-the-scenes of training with coach Jorge Jesus, revealing previously unknown details.According to Renê,training with Mister was a total mystery, with access restricted to only those closest to him. "Nobody could watch the training. I remember that the only one who followed all the training sessions was Juan, the former defender. No security guards, nothing. Just him. Just his team, him and six others. He had a team that each person was part of. one thing. The reserve team always did what the first team did", reported the player.A YEAR TO REMEMBER BY JORGE JESUS
Jorge Jesus' strategy was clear: the secret was in knowing. . "He didn't need to say anything, he just said: 'You're going to step into Filipe's shoes and that's it'. I already had to know what I had to do, he said that a lot. 'If I tell you to step in, you already have to know. If you don't know, you're wrong'", explained Renê.
The training sessions were meticulously planned, with the coach and his assistant, João de Deus, dividing the team into different groups. "He coached one team and João de Deus, an assistant, coached another. Sometimes it was mixed, it wasn't always the same team", revealed the former Flamengo player.
Despite the team's fame < a href="https://gazetadourubu.com/noticia/reviravolta-um-novo-aliado-de-bap-no-flamengo-confira-aqui" target="_blank">from 2019, considered by many as unbeatable, Renê surprised by revealing that the ideal team only played together eight or nine times. "The ideal team played together a few times, as they said", concluded the player.
The future of the Gasometer land, which arouses the interest of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo in the construction of a stadium, is in the spotlight again
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According to information obtained by MRN, Caixa Econômica Federal, owner of the space, is planning a strategy of dividing the site into three distinct areas, with the aim of selling them independently. This movement represents a significant change in the scenario surrounding the land, which has been the subject of speculation and debate about its fate in recent years. Caixa, through the Porto Maravilha real estate fund, demonstrated a preference for real estate developments in this strategic region of the city of Rio de Janeiro.
However, it is important to highlight that, to date, the Clube de Regatas do < href="https://gazetadourubu.com/noticia/flamengo-pondera-utilizar-time-alternativo-contra-nova-iguacu" target="_blank">Flamengodid not present a concrete plan for the use of this space. According to analyzes by experts such as the architect and stadium researcher, Fabrício Chicca, the lack of a detailed project on the part of the club could complicate negotiations and the future development of the site.
Caixa's decision to fragment the Gasologista land into three independent parts could directly impact Flamengo, which is looking for a viable solution for the construction of a new stadium. The division of space can make the club's acquisition more complex and also affect the costs involved in the process.
In addition, Caixa's initiative highlights the quest to maximize the profitable potential of the land, which it can generate disagreements between the economic interests and the needs of the city’s urban development. Given this scenario, it is essential that all parties involved in the process, including Caixa, Clube de Regatas do Flamengo and municipal authorities, seek a constructive and transparent dialogue to find solutions that meet the interests of all parties involved, as well as the well-being of the local community.
After all, the future of the Gasometer site is not just limited to economic or sporting issues, but also has a significant impact on urban development and the quality of life of Rio's citizens . It is necessary to find a balance between commercial interests and the needs of the city, ensuring that any decision taken takes into account the common good.
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