Rodolfo Landim and Rodrigo Dunshee celebrated the achievement and made reference to the 10 boys who died in the Ninho do Urubu tragedy
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Last Saturday (24), Flamengo added another glorious chapter to its history with the conquest of Mundial Sub- 20. In an exciting match at Maracanã, the red-black team beat Olympiacos, European champion of the category, reaffirming its position as one of the biggest talent pools in world football.
The President Rodolfo Landim and vice-president Rodrigo Dunshee expressed their joy for the achievement and highlighted the ongoing commitment to the development of Flamengo's base. In a statement, the representatives thanked Conmebol and UEFA for letting the club organize the match and highlighted the fans present at Maracanã.
“Maracanã with more than 30 thousand fans. More than 350 young athletes, of the most varied ages, who form our base, were present and cheering on their U20 friends. The Nation, as always, supporting our Nest Boys. A beautiful party! Our greatest thanks to UEFA and Conmebol, who believed in our organization to put on this beautiful final; for the young and excellent Olympiacos team, who knew how to play ball and greatly appreciated our achievement; for our spectacular fans who, once again, played with the team and helped our boys achieve this achievement”, wrote Landim and Dunshee.
In the note, the directors reinforced the club's commitment to the youth categories, not just in football, but in other sports. The representatives also made a point of remembering the 10 boys who died in the tragedy of February 8, 2019, when a fire in Ninho do Urubu started in the facilities where the young people were staying due to an air conditioning failure.
“We’re not going to stop here. The training of our grassroots athletes, in all sports, has always been, and will continue to be, one of the club's top priorities. Finally, in this remarkable moment for our club, we will always remember our 10 boys. The whole of Flamengo dedicates this title to them.”
Check out the full note“Yesterday we experienced another historic moment for our Flamengo: the conquest of the U20 World Cup, in a game in which we faced Olympiacos, a great team, European champion of the category, with young players who will certainly be future stars of world football.
The Maracanã with more than 30 thousand fans. More than 350 young athletes, of the most varied ages, who form our base, were present and cheering on their U20 friends. The Nation, as always, supporting our Nest Boys.
A beautiful party!
Our greatest thanks to UEFA and Conmebol, who believed in our organization to put on this beautiful final; for the young and excellent Olympiacos team, who knew how to play ball and greatly appreciated our achievement; to our spectacular fans who, once again, played with the team and helped our boys achieve this achievement.
And, above all, to all those who work and support the success of our grassroots football, whether they are players, coaching staff, employees or volunteers. What a fantastic job!
In just over five years that we have been managing the club, the investment we have made in the base has given us, in addition to enormous pride, a spectacular return, both in terms of achievements and financial strengthening of the club.
Let's not stop here. The training of our grassroots athletes, in all sports, has always been, and will continue to be, one of the club's top priorities.
Finally, in this remarkable moment for our club, we will always remember of our 10 boys. All of Flamengo dedicates this title to them.
The huge Rubro-Negra Nation is very happy. We conquered the world again!
Let's move on, we have much more to do.
Greetings Rubro-Negras!
Rodolfo Landim, President
Rodrigo Dunshee, Vice President”
Department of Social Responsibility takes pregnant water polo athlete and club mascots to action in downtown Rio
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Essential for child development, breast milk is considered by the World Health Organization (WHO) as the “golden food”, giving rise to Golden August, a month to encourage breastfeeding. Thus, to reinforce support for the campaign, Flamengo's Social Responsibility department took, last Tuesday (27), water polo athlete Duda Martins, who is 26 weeks pregnant, and the club's mascots to meet the Maria Amélia Buarque de Holanda Municipal Maternity, a reference in humanized care for pregnant women, in the center of Rio.
As part of the activity program, the athlete received guidance on the breastfeeding process and the importance of breast milk in child development and in building bonds together with other pregnant and postpartum women cared for by the maternity ward.
“Flamengo's presence here today is extremely important because all actions aimed at Agosto Dourado aim to support, promote and increasingly encourage breastfeeding. Encouraging breastfeeding on demand, increasing breastfeeding time allows society to understand the real benefit that human milk has for both babies and mothers”, said Carla Navarrete, coordinator of the Nutrition and Dietetics Service at the Maternity Hospital and president of the Unit's Breastfeeding Committee.
“Visiting the Maria Amélia maternity ward was an incredible experience, I could see that the maternity ward is really very intense. I answered questions, learned and prepared myself a little more, and had contact with other pregnant women. Each of us had different doubts and fears, which were fully welcomed by the team that welcomed us. It was a pleasure to be part of Flamengo's social responsibility action”, said athlete Duda Martins.
Production assistant Josiane Portugal, who is also pregnant and undergoes prenatal care at the maternity ward, added. “Today I learned that only breast milk is enough and no other milk is needed for the child to grow up healthy. I loved Flamengo's presence here today. I'm a Flamengo fan, my family is Flamengo fan and I was very happy to know that Flamengo supports breastfeeding”, she praised.
As part of the proposal to humanize motherhood, the athlete received a beautiful pregnancy painting, which allowed you to understand how your baby is positioned inside your belly.
The businessman was manager of Rubro-Negro in 2009, the year in which the club won the Brasileirão
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Flamengo is in a presidential election year and, as a result, campaigns have begun to be publicized. Thus, one more person applied for the election: Delair Dumbrosck, who is part of the group "Nação Sem Fronteiras".
In publicizing the campaign, Delair Dumbrosck spoke about his projects and what he thinks about the growth of sports Olympics. Furthermore, the pre-candidate also showed a sustainable solution for building his own stadium. Finally, the candidate spoke about the alternatives to internationalize the club's brand on the world stage.
Delair is an entrepreneur in the market segment real estate. Within Rubro-Negro, the pre-candidate was already president of the club in 2009, when Márcio Braga left the position. Thus, at the head of the management that had Marcos Braz as manager and Adriano Imperador on the team, the candidate for the election won the Brasileirão that year.
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENCY OF FLAMENGOIn addition to Delair Dumbrosck, Rodrigo Dunshee, Luiz Eduardo Baptista, Maurício Gomes de Mattos, Pedro Paulo, Wallim Vasconcelos and José Carlos Peruano are also competing for the presidency of Flamengo.
The elections will be held on the day December 9, in Gávea. The time for members to vote will be from 8am to 9pm. Thus, during the day, members will choose the candidate who best fits the club's profile to lead the three-year period.
Club needs to win to reach budget forecast
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Flamengo is close to reaching the goal set for the Copa Libertadores 2024. Although the fans dream of the title and the club aspires to become the first Brazilian four-time champion of America, reaching the semi-final is the minimum objective stipulated at the beginning of the season. To do this, the team needs to eliminate Peñarol.
In the objectives released by the club, the semifinals of the Copa do Brasil and Libertadores were highlighted as goals. Flamengo has already completed the first step by eliminating Bahia and advancing in the Copa do Brasil. Now, the team is looking to secure its place in the Libertadores semi-finals. Furthermore, the team needs to finish the Brazilian Championship in at least second place; currently, it occupies fourth position.
In the Carioca Championship, the goal was to reach the final, and Flamengo not only reached it but also won the title. See the goals set by the club at the beginning of the year.
With these goals, Flamengo can exceed R$100 million in prizes, considering a possible runner-up in the Brasileirão. So far, with classifications in the Copa do Brasil, Libertadores and bonuses for victories in the continental tournament, Flamengo has already raised R$45.4 million.
Brazilian Cup:
Semi-finals: R$9.45 million
Runner-up: R$31.5 million< /p>
Champion: R$ 73.5 million
Libertadores:Semifinal: US$ 2.3 million (R$ 11, 6 million)
Runner-up: US$ 7 million (R$ 35.2 million)
Champion: US$ 23 million (R$ 115.7 million)
Thus, winning the Copa Libertadores appears to be the fastest way to reach the financial goal.
Flamengo x Peñarol in the LibertadoresO The first leg of the Libertadores quarter-finals between Flamengo and Peñarol takes place on Thursday (19), at 7pm (Brasília time), at Maracanã. To reach the goal of reaching the semi-finals, Flamengo needs to eliminate the Uruguayans.
The return match will be in Montevideo, exactly one week later, at the same time. The Campeón del Siglo will be celebrating, with the Uruguayan club's anniversary approaching.
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