However, the willingness to explore this possibility demonstrates the club's ambition for the coming seasons.
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The Grêmio started talks with striker Gabigol, currently at Flamengo, with a view to a possible signing. The initiative is being led by Renato Portaluppi, coach of Grêmio, who maintains a good relationship with the player. According to sources close to the club, Renato has already spoken to Gabigol on other occasions to explore the chances of him leaving Flamengo.
Grêmio's move to reinforce its squad with the signing of Gabigol shows the club's intention club to compete more aggressively on the national stage. The arrival of a player with Gabigol's experience and talent could represent a significant addition to the team, especially in attack.
Gabigol, whose real name is Gabriel Barbosa, has a successful career in Brazilian football. He stood out especially at Flamengo, where he won important titles and became one of the main names in the squad. His ability to complete plays and his constant presence in attack make him a desired asset for any club.
Renato Portaluppi, known for his ability to deal with players and build competitive teams, sees him in Gabigolan athlete who can make a difference in Grêmio. The positive relationship between coach and player can be a decisive factor in negotiations. Renato had the opportunity to talk to Gabigol previously, always with the aim of better understanding his perspectives and possible interests in changing clubs.
The Flamengo coach must consider these variables when preparing the team
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This Wednesday (26), the Flamengo will take to the field against Juventude at 8pm, at Alfredo Jaconi, for the 12th round of the Brazilian Championship. The clash promises to be challenging not only due to the opponent, but also due to the adverse weather conditions predicted for the day of the game. According to the website "Clima Tempo", the weather forecast for Wednesday indicates heavy rain throughout the day in Caxias do Sul. The probability of precipitation is high, with an 86% chance, and an accumulated rainfall of 30mm. Temperatures will be between 10°C and 13°C, adding an extra challenge for the teams on the field.
Flamengo has already faced similar situations in Caxias do Sul. The region's climate can be a decisive factor, influencing not only the state of the pitch, but also the dynamics of the game. In the last matches held at Alfredo Jaconi, the weather conditions were not favorable for the Rio team, which needs to prepare for a heavy and possibly slippery game scenario.
FLAMENGO GOES AFTER VICTORY
Preparation for this game should also consider recent weather events in the region. Last Monday (24), it rained hail in Bento Gonçalves, a city close to Caxias do Sul, in Serra Gaúcha. This phenomenon highlights the climate instability that can directly affect team performance and player safety.
For Flamengo, playing in adverse conditions can be a significant test for the team. Heavy rain can make it difficult to move the ball and execute the strategies planned by the coach. Furthermore, the low temperature can influence the physical resistance of players, especially those less accustomed to the colder climate in the south of the country.
The defender is seen as one of the strengths of the red and black squad in terms of "leadership" behind the scenes
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David Luiz has been an important player for the Flamengo, standing out both for its technical performance and physical resistance. The 37-year-old defender started Rubro-Negro's last six games, demonstrating enviable consistency. In five of those matches, he remained on the field from start to finish, only being substituted in the last duel against Fluminense due to knee pain.
The veteran defender has shown that he still has a lot to offer Flamengo. His presence on the field goes beyond simple defensive performance; David Luiz contributes significantly to the construction of plays and has even found the back of the opponent's net. The experience acquired throughout his international career has been reflected in the security he transmits to the red and black defense.
A STRONG RISE IN THE LAST SEASON
In recent games, David Luiz not only did well his role in the defense as well as taking on the responsibility of leading the team. His vision of the game and ability to organize the defensive line have been fundamental for Flamengo to maintain defensive consistency. Furthermore, his competitive spirit and determination are clear examples of professionalism for younger players.
Despite his age, David Luiz has demonstrated impressive physical shape. Participating in five complete games in a short period requires exemplary physical preparation. Even in the duel against Fluminense, where he needed to be replaced, the defender showed willingness and commitment until the moment the pain in his knee became unbearable.
One of the board members spoke about the case and the accusations
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The Flamengo se officially declared to deny the accusations that he had signed a document agreeing with the calendar of the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF). According to Diogo Lemos, member of the club's Football Council, this information is incorrect and does not reflect Flamengo's position on the matter.
Lemos stated that the club never agreed with the calendar imposed by the CBF. "Flamengo never signed any document agreeing with this calendar that they imposed on us at the moment," he declared, highlighting the club's dissatisfaction with the current situation. The director also highlighted that Flamengo is not alone in this disagreement. Another 12 Serie A clubs also supported the request to stop the championship during the Copa América. The intention was to guarantee the sporting equality of the competition, since the continuity of games during the World Cup harms some teams that have players called up for the national teams.
FLAMENGO OPENS THE GAME
A statement by Lemos reflects the growing tension between the clubs and the CBF over the management of the calendar. The main criticism is that the continuity of the championship during international tournaments disadvantages clubs that lose important players. The Copa América, for example, has a significant impact, as several South American teams call up players who play in Brazil.
The formal request made by Flamengo and 12 other clubs to suspend the championship is not just an attempt to adjust the calendar. It is also a strategic move to pressure the CBF to rethink its policies and decisions, ensuring that all clubs can compete on equal terms. This search for equity in Brazilian football is an old agenda, but one that takes on new contours with each edition of international tournaments.
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