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PhotoF young striker Carlinhos has shown great commitment during his team's recent training sessions. With skill and determination, he is focused on taking advantage of the chances he will have in the first rounds of the Campeonato Carioca, seeking to consolidate his place in the starting lineup. Carlinhos sees the start of the state championship as the perfect opportunity to prove his worth.
He believes that good performances can be a turning point, allowing him to gain the trust of the coaching staff and become a key part of the cast throughout the season. The attacker is aware that confidence is an essential element for his performance. He intends to use the early games as a springboard to establish his identity on the field and showcase his maximum potential.
EFFORT AND NEW DIRECTION IN 2025
Beyond the physical effort, Carlinhos has dedicated himself to improving his tactical understanding of the game. With detailed work alongside the coaching staff, he seeks to align his individual characteristics with the collective needs of the team. An athlete's posture is not limited to the pitch. Off the field, he has maintained exemplary behavior, focusing on healthy habits and recovery to withstand the intense pace of the season.
CARLINHOS HAS A RETURN TO FLAMENGO ON THE HIGH
Carlinhos sees the Campeonato Carioca not just as a competition, but as an initial stage in a bigger plan. He believes that a good performance now can open doors to national competitions and even spark interest from other clubs. Even faced with the pressure to stand out, Carlinhos shows maturity and resilience. He understands that each game is a unique chance and that consistent effort will be essential to achieving his goals.
The striker has also made an effort to build a good relationship with his teammates. He believes that group unity is essential for collective and individual success.
Filipe Luís tries to manage the squad with a firm hand, and the striker needs to perform in training and matches to regain his place at the club.
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Pedro's situation at Flamengo has been in the spotlight again in recent days. The number 9 has been sidelined since the match against São Paulo due to a combination of factors: subpar training performance, behavioral issues, and unresolved internal issues.
According to coach Filipe Luís, the center forward wasn't as physically fit as the other players and showed little commitment to his activities. The incident triggered a series of developments that put the player's future at the Rio de Janeiro club in doubt.
During the press conference following the loss to São Paulo, Filipe Luís was blunt when commenting on Pedro's performance at Flamengo. He said the player had the worst physical performance of any athlete during preparation and described his behavior in training as "regrettable" and "disrespectful."
The firm tone surprised some of the press and fans, as a coach rarely publicly exposes an athlete in such a way. The statement generated significant backlash on social media and behind the scenes at the club.
Two days later, the striker spoke out. In a statement posted on social media, Pedro acknowledged his drop in performance but said he felt disrespected by the way the club and the coach handled the situation.
With Bruno Henrique suspended, Filipe Luís analyzes options for the derby; Wallace Yan's performance puts the youngster ahead of Everton Cebolinha
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With Bruno Henrique absent due to suspension, coach Filipe Luís will be forced to make changes to Flamengo's attacking sector for the classic against Fluminense, scheduled for this Sunday (20), at 7:30 pm, at Maracanã . The dispute for the spot is between the young Wallace Yan and the experienced Everton Cebolinha, and the balance seems to be tipping towards the red-black promise.
Despite only playing 51 minutes in the Brazilian Championship, Wallace has excelled when called upon, scoring important goals and capturing the fans' attention. According to the ge website, the striker has already surpassed Juninho in the internal pecking order and is currently seen as the main candidate to replace Bruno Henrique in the starting lineup.
Wallace Yan, alongside Bruno Henrique , is the squad's third-highest scorer this season, with seven goals. This is a significant number, especially considering the striker's limited playing time. His effectiveness has been a differentiator, especially compared to the team's more experienced players.
Everton Cebolinha, on the other hand, has played 534 minutes in the Brasileirão, more than ten times as much as Wallace. However, the number 11 has directly contributed to only two goals in the competition and is facing a seven-match drought without contributing assists or goals. The player's inconsistent form has sparked dissatisfaction among fans, increasing the pressure on the coach when choosing the lineup.
Filipe Luís is likely to keep Plata as a false 9 , and if he opts for Everton Cebolinha, the number 11 will be moved to the left side of the attack. However, recent factors favor the selection of Wallace Yan, who has been responding to the opportunities he receives and outperforming his direct competitor.
In financial crisis, Olaria calls assembly to approve transformation into SAF and sale of 95% of football to consortium formed by singer and director
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Olaria, one of the most traditional clubs in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro, is close to a new chapter in its history. The club, which is facing serious financial difficulties, has scheduled a meeting with its members for next Monday (15) to decide on its transformation into a Football Corporation (SAF) and the sale of 95% of its football rights to a business consortium.
The group interested in the acquisition includes rapper L7nnon, former Flamengo vice-president Marcos Braz, and the sports marketing firm Ric's, which already manages the club's football operations. The companies involved are DLA Investments, representing L7nnon , DTS Serviços Integrados de Telecomunicações, linked to Marcos Braz , and Ric's Sports.
Olaria is experiencing financial instability, marked by labor debts and liens, which have jeopardized its sports operations. According to president André Luiz, known as "Batata," the current situation makes it impossible to maintain traditional football: "The current situation was unfeasible for football, and they wanted it. We're fighting to keep it going. There are a lot of liens and labor lawsuits," Batata told ge.
With the potential sale, the club estimates it will raise R$25 million for the transfer of 95% of its football rights. Part of the proceeds will be allocated to regularizing the club's tax situation, with the promise of obtaining a clearance certificate by the end of August.
According to the notice calling the meeting, the new members intend to make immediate contributions to pay off liabilities and restructure the football department. The proposal is to transform Olaria into an efficient and competitive SAF, with professional management and medium- and long-term planning.