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02 Out 2025 | 15:22
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04 Jan 2024 | 11:14 |
The red and black defense will undergo significant changes, with the departure of two important pillars: Rodrigo Caio and Filipe Luís. Defender Rodrigo Caio, known for his defensive solidity, and the experienced left-back Filipe Luís, a constant figure in the campaign Flamengo's victory, they leave the club at a time that promises to change the structure of the team.
In addition, Everton Ribeiro, a skilled midfielder and key player in the Red and Black midfield, also says goodbye, leaving a gap to be filled. His contributions throughout the seasons were fundamental to Flamengo's success, and his departure represents not only a technical loss, but also a change in the team's playing dynamics.
New Acquisition: De La Cruz Reinforces the Midfield
In contrast to the farewells, Flamengo announces the arrival of De La Cruz, a Uruguayan player who promises to add quality to the midfield. His versatility and technical skills will be tested in the competitive Brazilian football scene, and fans expect him to play a vital role in rebuilding the Flamengo midfield.
Challenges and Adaptations: The Road Ahead
The reconfiguration of the squad brings with it challenges for the coaching staff and the remaining players. Adapting to new dynamics and De La Cruz's efficient integration into the team will be crucial for Flamengo's continued success in national and international competitions.
The fans, a fundamental part of Flamengo's identity, are eagerly waiting to see how the team will adjust to these changes. Expectations are high, but confidence in Flamengo's ability to reinvent itself is a constant among fans. As the season unfolds, the red-and-black nation witnesses a transitional chapter in the club's trajectory. The departures of Rodrigo Caio, Filipe Luís and Everton Ribeiro mark the end of an era, while the arrival of De La Cruz symbolizes the beginning of a new phase.
Flamengo's success has always been built on ability to reinvent yourself and overcome challenges. The fans, with their incomparable passion, will continue to support the team at every step of this journey. Flamengo's future is under construction, and the only certainty is that the red and black flame will continue to burn, illuminating the challenges that lie ahead.
Mengão faces Raposa this Thursday (2), at 8:30 pm (Brasília time), at Maracanã, in a duel valid for the 26th round of the Brazilian Championship
02 Out 2025 | 18:30 |
Flamengo faces Cruzeiro this Thursday (2), at 8:30 pm (Brasília time), at Maracanã, in a duel valid for the 26th round of the Brazilian Championship. The match will be broadcast by SporTV and Premiere, without showing on open TV.
The Rubro-Negro 's probable lineup for the match is: Rossi; Varela, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira (Danilo) and Alex Sandro; Jorginho, Saúl and Arrascaeta; Gonzalo Plata (Carrascal), Samuel Lino and Pedro.
Number 10 negotiates renewal with Mengão until 2029, while Filipe Luís and Rossi also discuss new contracts at the Rio de Janeiro club
02 Out 2025 | 18:00 |
Flamengo continues working behind the scenes to secure the retention of key players. With the transfer window now closed, the club has begun talks to extend the contracts of coach Filipe Luís, goalkeeper Rossi, and, most notably, Uruguayan midfielder Giorgian De Arrascaeta.
The club's board, represented by José Boto, is seeking to extend Arrascaeta's contract until 2029. The player's agent, Daniel Fonseca, is expected to meet with the club's leadership soon to finalize the final details. According to journalist Fabrício Lopes, proposals have already been exchanged between the parties, with only final adjustments remaining before the signing.
The number 10 is expected to receive a pay raise as part of the deal. Arrascaeta is considered a key player in Filipe Luís' squad, racking up 14 goals and 10 assists in 22 Brasileirão matches this season. The star's goal is to play for Mengão until the end of his career. In 2029, he will be 35 years old.
In addition to Arrascaeta, the board is working to retain Filipe Luís. The coach, who took over after retiring as a player, has publicly stated his desire to stay for the long term. His current contract runs until December, and a smooth renewal is expected.
While negotiating behind the scenes, the team focuses on the Brasileirão. Flamengo hosts Cruzeiro this Thursday (2), at 8:30 pm (Brasília time), at Maracanã, for the 26th round of the competition. The duel is direct in the fight for leadership and can increase the red-black advantage at the top of the table.
Mengão striker was speculated at Alvinegro due to lack of space at the current club and the São Paulo board opens up about the rumor
02 Out 2025 | 17:00 |
Without a place alongside Filipe Luís at Flamengo, striker Michael 's name has once again been speculated on the transfer market . This time, he was mentioned as a possible Corinthians reinforcement for 2026. However, the information is untrue. According to Corinthians' board, there has been no contact with the player . The athlete's contract with the Rubro-Negro is valid until December 2028. This information comes from the MundoBola Flamengo portal.
Michael returned to Flamengo in 2024, at Tite's request, after a remarkable stint in 2021, when he shone in the final stretch of the season . In his return, he scored against Red Bull Bragantino at Maracanã, but suffered an injury that kept him out of action for a period.
With Tite's departure, he had opportunities under Filipe Luís, including starting in the Copa do Brasil final against Atlético-MG. However, by 2025, he had lost his place. His last match was a 1-1 draw against Los Angeles FC in the Club World Cup group stage.
After that, he was included in matches against Grêmio, Juventude, and Estudiantes, but didn't make it off the bench . He wasn't even included against Vasco, and in the Libertadores Cup, he was sidelined due to ankle pain, specifically against Corinthians.
Before being linked with Corinthians , Michael almost left Flamengo in July. The club received an offer from Al-Ula of Saudi Arabia for a one-year loan: $2.5 million (approximately R$14 million), with a purchase option set at $4 million (approximately R$22.5 million). The deal, however, fell through, and the striker remained with Flamengo, despite his declining performance under Filipe Luís.