Given this information, fans can only wait anxiously for the final definition of the starting team and hope that Flamengo will have a good match in the classic.
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In training this Friday, the coach of the Brazilian team, Tite, chose not to assemble a starting team, while the players who started the last match against Bolívar were not selected to take the field.
< The likely team Flamengo for the next game is as follows: Rossi, Varela, Fabrício Bruno, Léo Pereira and Ayrton Lucas; Erick Pulgar, De la Cruz and Arrascaeta; Luiz Araújo, Bruno Henrique and Pedro. The player Everton Cebolinha has shown remarkable progress in his recovery from an injury to his right calf, but he has not yet had his presence confirmed on the field and is ruled out of the classic.In addition, Allan, who was ruled out of the trip to La Paz due to sickle cell disease, which prevents him from achieving high performance at high altitudes, and Léo Pereira, who recovered from a virus, also return to the team. Coach Tite chose to maintain the mystery regarding the starting lineup, leaving open the possible changes that could be made until the match. This strategy keeps fans' expectations high, as they wait to see how the team will behave in the face of the next challenge.
With the possible absence of Everton Cebolinha, the technical team will have to find alternatives to fill this gap and maintain the team's level of performance. However, the player's progress in recovering from injury brings hope to fans, who hope to see him on the field as soon as possible.
On the other hand, the return of Allan and Léo Pereira bring additional options to the coach to assemble the team, providing more tactical and strategic possibilities to face the opponent. The classic becomes even more eagerly awaited with these uncertainties about Flamengo's lineup, as fans are eager for a good performance from the team and for another victory to remain firm in their aspirations in the competition.
Expectations are high and management is aware of the responsibility and pressure
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Flamengo is taking significant steps to complete the construction of its own stadium. The club's director of external relations, Cacau Cotta, recently met with federal deputy Pedro Paulo to discuss and try to speed up the behind-the-scenes procedures of this important project.
In a crucial phase of the negotiations, the club's board of directors Flamengo has been seeking political support to overcome bureaucratic challenges and advance in planning the new stadium. The meeting with deputy Pedro Paulo reflects the club's strategy of engaging influential figures in the political scene to ensure that the project moves quickly through government corridors.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN THE NEXT WEEKSThe construction of its own stadium has been an old dream of the red and black fans and the club's management, which currently plays its games mainly at Maracanã, a historic stadium, but which does not belong to Flamengo. Having your own home represents not only autonomy and identity for the club, but also the possibility of increasing its revenue, without the need to share profits with the Maracanã administration.
Details about the exact location of the club new stadium are still in the definition phase, but several areas in Rio de Janeiro have been considered. Choosing the land is one of the most complex stages of the process, involving analyzes of technical feasibility, accessibility, environmental impact and, of course, the support of the local community.
Garoto do Ninho conceded just 19 goals in 34 matches
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Ninho's son, Gabriel Batista, was champion of the Portuguese second division with Santa Clara. The team had already guaranteed access to the first division in advance this Sunday (19) and became champions by beating Leiria 2-0.
The goals in the match were scored by Pedro Ferreira and Bruno Almeida and Gabriel Batista were the team's starters. Santa Clara was in first place with 73 points, just two points ahead of Nacional da Madeira, who reached the last round still with a chance of winning the title.
Santa Clara ended its stay in the second division with the best defense. In 34 games with Gabriel Batista in goal, only 19 goals were conceded by the Portuguese team. The defensive sector was one of the team's pillars in the campaign.
In addition, in the final stretch, Santa Clara continued an undefeated streak to win the title. In the last five games, there were 4 wins and a draw, where the team also fought with Nacional Madeira, who won all of the last five games.
The creation of Mais Querido was part of the 2019 champion squad. The archer was the 3rd reserve of the team led by Jorge Jesus and won the Libertadores and Brasileirão. The player competed for position with another ex-Flamengo player, Hugo Souza, from Chaves (POR).
Others speculate whether there could be some type of negotiation or interest from Corinthians in signing the player
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Gabigol, striker of Flamengo recently updated its social networks, changing the profile and cover photo. The player opted for a red infinity symbol on a black background instead of the previous image that referenced his signature celebration and the number "10". This change comes after a controversy involving the player, who was caught at home wearing a Corinthians shirt.
FLAMENGO AND GABRIEL: A FIASCO ON THE EDGE
The exchange of images on Gabigol's social networks generated immediate repercussions among his followers and fans of Flamengo. The infinity symbol, used by the player, suggests a message of continuity or an endless cycle, but the choice of colors and the simplicity of the design left many fans speculating about the real meaning of this change.
Before the change , the athlete's networks displayed a photo celebrating his goals and the number "10", which he wears at Flamengo. This sudden change to an abstract symbol could be an attempt by Gabigol to send a message of resilience or a new phase in his career.
The image with the Corinthians shirt quickly spread across social media and forums sports, with fans expressing their discontent. Some fans even asked for public explanations from the player, while others defended Gabigol, arguing that he has the right to wear any club's shirt in his personal life.
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