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special is shown on Fla TV+ and Globoplay after the former player turns 70
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Idol of Flamengo, Rondinelli, who became known as God of Race, recently turned 70 and received a special documentary about his career and life. The former player has “Rondinelli – 70 years of Deus da Raça” available on Fla TV+ and GloboPlay platforms.
Flamengo published an excerpt of the documentary on its social networks with an emotional interview with Rondinelli . The eternal star says he knew he was a limited athlete and tells how he always made up for it. He sends an important message that shows how he became known as God of Race.
Rondinelli states that if he had to, he would die on the field wearing Flamengo's shirt, and as he says this, his eyes fill with tears , denoting the love he feels for Rubro-Negro to this day. The scene is moving and the idol even mentions his family and the Nation.
“Rondinelli always knew the limitations, but he never knew the limitations that if I had to die, playing for Flamengo, for any attitude , I would die on the field. Because Flamengo was everything in my life. Everything that Rondinelli and his family, my wife, Darli, my son, Antônio José, my daughter Fabiana and my grandson, my sisters and my parents. This is the essence of everything. To conclude the line of reasoning, it is the respect that this generation had for the 12th player. We never disappoint this Rubro-Negra Nation”, says Rondinelli.
Rondinelli scored a goal that started Flamengo's golden generationEven Zico agrees and says that Rondinelli’s goal in 1978 “freed the generation”. It was only after Carioca's victory over Vasco that year that the generation was able to start stacking cups. Thus, the star was very important, especially after finishing second in the 76 and 77 State Championships.
In 78, Flamengo arrived under pressure and there was still a lot of distrust towards those players. But the goal at lights out made Mengão lift the cup, blowing up the Maracanã and kick-starting the most memorable period in the club's history.
The national entity will help Mais Querido with the compensation claim
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Pedro was seriously injured while he was available for the Brazilian team. Now, the Flamengo to resolve the bureaucracy in order to receive compensation from FIFA. Thus, the CBF promised to support Mais Querido in the process with the international entity. However, the national entity will only focus on the case after the game against Paraguay, on Tuesday (10).
According to information from UOL, after the end of the FIFA Date, the Brazilian team's doctors will have to prepare a report on the situation of the red-black number 9. Soon after, the document must be sent to the highest governing body of world football so that Mais Queridoenter the Club Protection Program, responsible for determining compensation when players are injured while serving the national teams .
DEADLINE TO COMPLETE REGISTRATIONThus, Flamengo will have 28 days to complete the bureaucracy, this is the deadline given by FIFA to request compensation. The club needs to make an online call, attaching all the documents required to prove the injury, the severity and the long-term perspective of Pedro.
In addition, the tests must have signatures from the doctors of Mais Querido and the Brazilian team. In addition, the club will need to present the salaries received by Pedro in at least two languages: Portuguese and/or (English, Spanish, German or French).
PEDRO ONLY RETURNS IN 2025Pedro was seriously injured in training with the Brazilian team last Wednesday (4). The red-black number 9 suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. The recovery period for injuries of this type is nine to 12 months. Therefore, the player will only return to the pitch in 2025.
The midfielder was officially presented this past Friday (6)
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On September 19th, Flamengo faces Peñarol (URU) in the first leg of the Libertadores quarter-finals. Thus, Carlos Alcaraz, Mais Querido's new reinforcement, was unable to hide his excitement at competing in the tournament wearing the Sacred Mantle.
"Yes, the truth is that I already played the Libertadores with Racing, but now I'm going to being able to play for Flamengo. Very happy, very eager to play in the next phase of the Libertadores. I am very convinced and excited about the group", declared Alcaraz.
CARLOS ALCARAZ AT LIBERTADORESAlcaraz will be available to Flamengo for the game against Peñarol, on September 19th, in the Libertadores quarter-finals. The midfielder arrives with the mission of strengthening the red and black midfield.
PREPARATION TOGETHER WITH THE TEAMSo, Carlos Alcaraz is already training with the Flamengo squad to prepare for the Libertadores clash. Despite the Rubro-Negrohas two games before facing Peñarol, the midfielder will not be able to play. This is because he was not registered for the Copa do Brasil and will not play for the Brasileirão as he is serving a suspension.
FLAMENGO of the Libertadores final on September 19th, at 7pm, at Maracanã. Therefore, Flamengo needs a good result to take the lead and define the confrontation at the Campeón del Siglo stadium, in Uruguay.Exploring the unique trajectory of coach Waldemar Lemos at the helm of Flamengo
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In the center of attention, Mr. Waldemar Lemos, a figure of unshakable calm, immersed himself in memories while watching the premiere of the documentary at the Walt Disney headquarters in São Paulo, accompanied by ESPN reporter, Cícero Mello. A nostalgic journey that brought to light the emotions of a tumultuous period for Flamengo.
The initial episode The documentary took Waldemar on a walk through the corridors of the financial crisis that devastated the Rio club, from the banning of CT Fla-Barra to the scathing reports from midfielder Vampeta about the difficulties faced by the squad. Amidst the images, Waldemar found an echo for his own memories, expressing, in subtle gestures, his agreement and understanding.
In subsequent episodes, the emotional journey intensified. Smiles mixed with tears when revisiting notable characters from the history of Flamengo and witness the legacy left by his time at the club. Recording his famous performance as a coach was a moment of introspection, where the pain of the past still echoed in the coach's serene expression.
The interviews, both with former teammates and family members, echoed the values that shaped Waldemar's journey, highlighting his honesty and dedication to the sport. At the climax of the film, tears flowed before the touching images of the social project he leads in Realengo, highlighting the human impact of his trajectory beyond the four lines.
When the curtains closed, it was the voices of the children , warmly hugging the former coach, which resonated louder. In a chorus of gratitude and admiration, they proclaimed, "Ah, it's Waldemar." A tangible testimony to the legacy immortalized by a man who transcended football and touched lives beyond the field.
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