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The President of Flamengo, Rodolfo Landim, received space from publicist Washington Olivetto in the newspaper 'O Globo', to talk about the new stadium that the red-black team intends to build on the Gasologista land, which the More Querido won in auction on July 31st for R$138.2 million after the city of Rio de Janeiro expropriated the space.
No text, Rodolfo Landim begins by pointing out that the actions taken by Flamengo end up generating controversy due to little understanding regarding the process and the city of Rio de Janeiro . The agent writes that the expropriation process took place on land that had not been used and was used irregularly for a long time.
“There are those who criticize the mayor of Rio for expropriating the area, without taking into account that that unoccupied land, with a privileged location, has been unused for decades, which contributes to its current state of abandonment. As it stands, the area recently acquired by Flamengo does not generate jobs and does nothing to strengthen the municipality's economic-financial scenario”, stated Landim.
The red-black president guarantees that “the construction of a sports arena there for 80 thousand fans will result in the modernization of its entire surroundings, including the Port Zone, Porto Maravilha and neighboring regions. In addition to the joy and pride of the red and black fans, the benefits generated by the stadium will extend to millions of Rio de Janeiro residents.”
Rodolfo Landim also states that the requirements of the notice, which will have to be fulfilled by Flamengo, foresee a large investment in the area not only for the construction of the stadium, but for the revitalization of the region and to guarantee mobility facilities for the citizens of Rio de Janeiro.
“The stadium construction project will take takes into account, as a priority, the well-being of the population, generating social benefits. The road and infrastructure interventions in those 87 thousand square meters will be carried out using the best and most modern urban mobility solutions. The creation of jobs is another relevant point, since putting a dream that could cost between R$1.5 billion and R$2 billion into practice will require the hiring of a large volume of labor, creating jobs and income for workers from all sectors. fans”, list.
The president did not mention in the text the criticisms regarding the use of Maracanã, which in a Globo editorial cited the possibility of becoming a “white elephant” and about the way in which the stadium is financed. project with an investment of around R$2 billion. Rodolfo Landim defends the SAF to help raise funds for the project, which is frowned upon by red and black fans.
Rubro-negro evaluates changes in the starting lineup for the clash with the Argentine team this Thursday (18), at 9:30 pm, for the Libertadores
17 Set 2025 | 14:49 |
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Up front, Bruno Henrique is recovered and available to play, expanding coach Filipe Luís's offensive options. Plata and Luiz Araújo are also options at wing. Léo Ortiz returns to the defensive system after missing the match against Juventude.
A possible Flamengo lineup for Thursday has: Rossi; Emerson Royal (or Varela), Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira and Ayrton Lucas (or Viña); Allan (or De La Cruz), Saúl and Arrascaeta; Plata, Pedro (or Bruno Henrique) and Samuel Lino.
According to information gathered, the club's coaching staff is likely to opt for midfielder Jorginho, who is recovering from a muscle edema. Although he is fit to play, the club does not want to risk losing him for an extended period.
Without Jorginho, coach Filipe Luís is evaluating the best alternatives for the position. De La Cruz and Saúl are the main candidates to form a partnership with Saúl in midfield . The coach will lead the final training session before the match on Wednesday (17) to determine his replacement.
Another confirmed absence is left-back Alex Sandro, who is nursing a calf injury and will be unfit to play. Ayrton Lucas and Matías Viña are competing for the starting spot on the left wing.
Conmebol announces changes to the VAR process and will now be valid for the duel between Mengão and the La Plata club in the quarterfinals
17 Set 2025 | 14:10 |
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Conmebol announced this Tuesday (16) an important new development for the quarterfinal stage of the Libertadores . From this stage onwards, the main referee will immediately communicate his decision to the entire public present at the stadium , ensuring greater transparency in the arbitration process.
This measure has already been used in the organization's competitions. In the 2024 Recopa Sudamericana, for example, the rule was applied experimentally . Now, it officially returns for the decisive matches of the Copa Libertadores.
The first duel between Flamengo and Estudiantes takes place this Thursday (18), at Maracanã, at 9:30 pm (Brasília time). The stadium will have a full house: All tickets were sold in advance , guaranteeing an estimated audience of around 69 thousand people.
The return leg is scheduled for September 25th in La Plata, Argentina, also at 9:30 pm (Brasília time). It will be broadcast on ESPN (pay TV) and Disney+ (streaming) . Fans can stay up to date with all the details of the match at Gazeta do Urubu.
A journalist guarantees that the way the media treats Mengão is always in an exalted tone, which has left the fans 'spoiled'
17 Set 2025 | 13:49 |
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This Tuesday (16), journalist André Rizek participated in the Charla Podcast and once again gained prominence on social media when talking about Flamengo. Questioned by Bruno Cantarelli about the way the press treats the club , the SporTV presenter pointed out what he considers a “bad habit” of the red-black fan.
André Rizek: "Flamengo has a noble treatment"
According to Rizek, over the years, the media has created a culture in which the spotlight focuses on Flamengo , while rivals with similar achievements don't receive the same recognition. This behavior, he says, has accustomed fans to always expecting "noble treatment."
"When I came to live in Rio de Janeiro in 2010, my first shock was the media coverage. The first thing I noticed was that Flamengo gets a noble treatment. For example, if Flamengo wins the Guanabara Cup: 'Guanabara belongs to Mengão!' Then Botafogo wins the State Championship: 'Botafogo wins an empty State Championship.' Wait, something's different," said the journalist.
Rizek also cited recent examples to illustrate his point. According to him, any praise given to players from other clubs invariably generates comparisons with Flamengo , as when he praised Jhon Arias when he was still a Fluminense player.
"I said that Jhon Arias was, in my opinion, the best and most complete player active in Brazil. 'But what about Arrasca?' I wasn't talking about Flamengo, I was talking about Arias. You can't praise anything outside of Flamengo. A media culture has been created in Brazil that says: 'To Flamengo, everything; to others, beatings, mockery, belittling, and disrespect.' Flamengo is the most popular club in Brazil, a very powerful brand . But the others also need to be treated with respect," he added.
Despite the criticism, it's worth noting that part of this impact also stems from the engagement of rival fans, a phenomenon dubbed "Flacentrism" by the nation. Since 2019, any prominent team in Brazilian football has been compared to Jorge Jesus' historic team , such as Botafogo in 2024 or Abel Ferreira's Palmeiras. The same goes for players: every prominent number 10 in the country ends up being measured against Arrascaeta.
Because of its successful history and the strength of its fans, Flamengo tends to maintain a privileged position in the media . However, how this prominence is constructed is also influenced by the behavior of fans of other teams.
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