PRESIDENT OF THE SPANISH FEDERATION APOLOGIES FOR KISSING PLAYER DURING AWARDS

At the opening of Paris Olympics, a moment of pride took over Brazil. Isaquias Queiroz, renowned canoeist and Flamengo athlete, was chosen to carry the Brazilian flag. This event not only highlighted the trajectory of an exceptional athlete, but also marked Flamengo's significant presence at the Olympic Games.

The choice of Isaquias as flag bearer was celebrated by many. Born in Ubaitaba, Bahia, the canoeist has a story of overcoming challenges and achievements that inspire. With three medals at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in 2016 and another gold at Tokyo 2020, Isaquias has established himself as one of the biggest names in Brazilian sport.

A GREAT RESPONSIBILITY 

 Being porta-bandeira it is an honor that will in addition to the responsibility of carrying the national flag. It is a symbol of leadership and example for other athletes and the nation. Isaquias, with his life trajectory and sporting career, represents the determination and resilience of the Brazilian people. His choice reflects not only his achievements, but also his role as a role model for new generations.

The uniform of the Brazilian delegation at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, which sparked criticism and intense debate in recent days, once again became a topic on social media with the parade on the River Seine at the opening ceremony, this Friday (26) . Internet users were divided between disapproval and praise.

Since the Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) revealed the uniform collection for the Paris Olympics, the clothing became a subject of discussion, with many criticizing the looks. Even the singer Anitta spoke out. In response, the president of the COB, Paulo Wanderley, said that the event "is not Paris Fashion Week".

As the Brazilian delegation passed through the River Seine, internet users were divided between criticism and praise. However, criticism of the uniform was greater.

Beatriz Ferreira (boxing up to 60kg), Rayssa Leal (Skate street), Gabriel Medina (Surfing), Rebeca Andrade (Gymnastics Jump) and Isaquias Queiroz (C1 canoeing)

Alison dos Santos 400m hurdles, Rebeca Andrade ( solo), Rebeca Andrade (all-around individual), Keno Marley (92kg boxing), Duda/Ana Patrícia (beach volleyball), Marcus D´Almeida (archery) Mayra Aguiar (judo up to 78kg)

Women's gymnastics team, Caio Bonfim (race walking), Augusto Akio (skate park), Rafaela Silva (judo 57kg), Beatriz Souza (judo over 78kg), Jucielen Romeu (Boxing up to 57kg ), Ana Marcela Cunha (open water), Women's volleyball, Martine/Kahena (sailing class 49erFX), Tatiana Weston Webb (Surfing)

In the early hours of this Friday (17), FIFA announced that Brazil will host the 10th edition of the Women's World Cup in 2027. Just like the men's World Cup, the entity requests that the competition have exclusivity at the stadium. Therefore, in the letter sent to FIFA by CBF for the candidacy, it was stated that the Brasileirão will stop.

Despite the Brasileirão stop, there is still no guarantee that other competitions will also be stopped, like the Libertadores and Sul-Americana. This is because Conmebol has not yet commented. Thus, the CBF is only committed to its championships.

If Conmebol decides to keep the Libertadores and Sul-Americana during the tournament, Women's World Cup, it is possible that the Flamengowill be left without a place to host its games, as all the major stadiums in Brazil will host the international competition.