CIES data places the athlete in a good position in terms of
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Flamengo appears again in a study by CIES, the football observatory that brings data and surveys. This time, the site listed the 100 Under-20 players, that is, those who have not yet turned 20, with more 'capital experience'.
This is a count of minutes, but not pure and simple. Capital experience is measured according to minutes in important games, taking into account the weight of matches played with these minutes. Victor Hugo, Flamengo's jewel, has been gaining popularity and has even played in Copa Libertadores matches. Therefore, it appears very well within the Top 100.
To give you an idea, first place is João Neves, from Benfica. The 19-year-old played 4905 minutes, having a capital experience of 84. Other important names, such as Garnacho, from Manchester United, appear on the list. To quote Brazilians, Vitor Roque and Endrick are ahead of Victor Hugo. Check out the Top 40, with the Mengão player appearing on the second page of the list.
Victor Hugo plays Libertadores for Flamengo and will increase minutes in an important scenarioData from Victor Hugo are about to increase this Wednesday night (24), when the young man should surpass the 2000 minutes played last year. But not only will the minutes increase, but also the capital experience.
This is because the game is important and Flamengo faces Bolívar in the Copa Libertadores at 9:30 pm (Brasília time). The club faces the altitude of La Paz in search of leadership in Group E. Victor Hugo's entry will be promoted due to absences. Tite will not have Allan, Léo Pereira, Varela, Ayrton Lucas, Arrascaeta, Pedro and Erick Pulgar. Therefore, the team will enter the field very modified.
The performance of Gabigol's advisors was also heavily criticized.
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In recent days, a controversy involving Flamengo striker Gabigol and his advisory team has taken over sporting discussions. The trigger was the accusation made by André Rizek, a renowned sports journalist, who harshly criticized the stance of the player and his staff.
It all started when Gabigol missed a training session with Flamengo. Initially, the justification given by the player and his team was that he was dealing with personal problems. However, this explanation did not convince everyone, and the situation became more complicated when evidence emerged that Gabigol was in a clandestine casino in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro the night before his absence.
On his program, Rizek did not mince words when addressing the incident. “The greatest asset anyone can have is credibility. And this credibility was thrown in the trash can by Gabigol and his staff. It is impossible to understand why they maintained a lie for so long,” declared the journalist. Rizek's speech resonated strongly with fans and sports media, raising questions about the honesty and responsibility of professional athletes.
Rizek's statement ignited a heated debate on social media. Fans and critics of Flamengo were divided between those who defended Gabigol, claiming that personal problems should be treated with more sensitivity, and those who supported Rizek, demanding transparency and professionalism from the player. The main issue revolved around trust and integrity, both of Gabigol and the institution he represents.
The choice not to comment on the episode can also be seen as a stance of wisdom
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According to O globo, 9last weekend a photo of Gabriel Barbosa, known as Gabigol, caused a stir on social media and among fans. Flamengo he was photographed wearing a Corinthians shirt, which generated a wave of comments and reactions on the internet. Among the many who could have given their opinion on the episode, Zico, one of the greatest legends of Brazilian football and Flamengo's eternal idol, preferred to stay away from the controversy.
When asked about the incident, Galinho de Quintino was direct and concise : "No chance." This was Zico's only response, clearly indicating that he did not want to get involved in the discussion or give his opinion on the situation that has taken over football fans' conversations in recent days.
A SILENT IDOL < /b>Zico's silence can be interpreted in several ways. For some, it is a sign of respect for Gabigol's privacy and the complexity that situations like this can involve. For others, it is a wise strategy to avoid getting involved in controversies that can divert the focus from what really matters in sport: performance on the field.
Gabigol, in turn, has not yet commented on the photo. The image quickly went viral, with Flamengo fans expressing surprise and, in some cases, disappointment. Corinthians fans, naturally, celebrated the situation, albeit momentarily.On social media, the discussion was intense. Many fans remembered that football players, like anyone else, are entitled to personal tastes and preferences that do not necessarily affect their professionalism or their performance at work. Others, however, see Gabigol's attitude as a lack of respect for the club and its fans.9
Meteoric at 22 years old, the goalkeeper shines in the spotlight of non-European football, boasting a significant valuation of 15.5 million euros
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Behind the scenes of football, the rise of Matheus Cunha does not go unnoticed. At just 22 years old, the goalkeeper has captured not only the attention of sports fans, but also market analysts. According to data from CIES Football, its appreciation reaches the impressive figure of 15.5 million euros, translating into a fortune valued at R$82.6 million.
In a scenario where managers are constantly challenged to make strategic decisions, the appreciation of Matheus Cunha puts a crossroads in the path of club managers. The question that echoes in the corridors of the boardrooms is clear: would it be prudent to sell this asset on the rise or keep the goalkeeper as a key part of the squad.
When considering this question, managers find themselves at a crossroads strategic. After all, giving up a player with a high market value can represent a significant influx of financial resources, enabling investments in other areas of the club. On the other hand, retaining Matheus Cunha could be seen as a long-term investment, ensuring the stability and consistent performance of the team.
To fully understand the dynamics behind this decision, it is crucial to consider the context of non-European football. Clubs outside the football epicenter face unique challenges, often linked to financial constraints and fierce competition for emerging talent. In this scenario, the sale of a valued player can represent not only a reinforcement of finances, but also a strategy to strengthen other areas of the team.
While the directors ponder the fate of Matheus Cunha, the voice of fans cannot be ignored. In the virtual and in-person stands, opinions are divided between those who call for the sale, envisioning a significant financial return, and those who defend the goalkeeper's permanence as synonymous with stability and continuity in the team's success.
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