The coach even chose a Mais Querido idol as the best player he has ever coached
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Every player dreams of one day wearing Flamengo's Sacred Mantle. Outside the four lines, this desire is also shared by coaches. In a recent interview, Geninho, Brazilian champion coach with Athletico-PR in 2001, revealed that he felt he lacked commanding Flamengo to end his career with a "golden key".
During his participation in the Mesa Redonda program, on TV Gazeta, Geninho was asked which club he would like to have coached, but he didn't have the opportunity. His response was immediate: Flamengo.
Although he never coached the Rio club, Geninho had the opportunity to manage Petkovic, a great Flamengo idol. He revealed that the Serbian was the best player he worked with. The two played together in 1998 at Vitória, during the midfielder's first stint in Brazilian football, and met again in 2004, at Vasco, and in 2008, at Atlético-MG.
Geninho's main achievements
In addition to the 2001 Brasileirão title with Athletico-PR, Geninho also won the 2003 Campeonato Paulista with Corinthians. The coach's resume also includes two state titles for Rio Grande do Norte, one from Pernambucano, one from Catarinense and one Copa do Nordeste.
Currently, Geninho has been without a club since 2022, when he coached Vitória. Throughout his career, in addition to stints at teams such as Vasco and Botafogo, the coach managed Santos and Corinthians in São Paulo, and Atlético-MG in Minas Gerais. Much of his career was with teams in the Northeast, Central-West and Santa Catarina
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Mais Querido stopped at 45 points and even with one game less it became more difficult to reach the lead
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The 27th round of the Brazilian Championship concluded on Sunday night (22). The day began with Corinthians' 3-0 victory over Atlético-GO and ended with Flamengo's defeat to Grêmio 3-2, in Porto Alegre, despite the defeat, the club remains in the G4. With this, check out the updated Brasileirão classification table.
Updated Table:
1st Botafogo – 56 points
2nd Palmeiras – 53 points
3rd Fortaleza – 52 points
4th Flamengo – 45 points
5th São Paulo – 44 points
6th Bahia – 42 points
7th Cruzeiro – 42 points
8th International – 41 points
9th Atlético-MG – 36 points
10th Vasco – 35 points
11th Youth – 32 points
12th Grêmio – 31 points
13th Athletico-PR – 31 points
14th Bragantino – 31 points
15th Criciúma – 29 points
16th Vitória – 28 points
17th Corinthians – 28 points
18th Fluminense – 27 points
19th Cuiabá – 23 points
20th Atlético-GO – 18 points
Flamengo, who entered the field with an alternative team to focus on the match against Peñarol ( URU) next Thursday (26), ended up losing to Grêmio by 3-2. With this result, Rubro-Negro maintained fourth place and saw its direct opponents distance themselves. Fortaleza beat Bahia 4-1, Palmeiras defeated Vasco 1-0, and Botafogo beat Fluminense 1-0 in the Rio classic, reaching 56 points. Focus in the LibertadoresNow, Flamengo focuses all its attention on the Libertadores. Next Thursday (26), Rubro-Negro will face Peñarol, in Montevideo, in the second leg of the quarter-finals of the continental competition. The match will be at 7pm, Brasília time, at the Campeón del Siglo, the Uruguayan team's stadium.
Flamengo ended up stuck in fourth place in the competition, with just 45 points
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Flamengo's season is still running and it seems that Rubro-Negro has not been able to manage all competitions well. This last Sunday (22), Mais Querido lost to Grêmio 3-2 and found themselves further away from the Brasileirão leader, Botafogo. Asked about the team's intentions in the competition, Tite detailed the planning during the national tournament sequence.
"I learned at Flamengo that we have to compete for everything. This is unquestionable. In fact, the pressure is on because of the club's greatness. It's natural. And it's always like that. The job will only be accepted if it has a great title. We have a plan and end up redirecting according to needs. Now it won't be every ten or every game. We're going to adjust from game to game", concluded Tite, in a press conference.
Flamengo's situation this season is not favorable. This is because, despite being alive in three competitions, Mais Querido has not been playing good football and is at risk of leaving the Libertadores, as they lost to Peñarol in the first leg and will have to decide their place in Uruguay. Furthermore, Rubro-Negro is stuck in fourth place in the Brasileirão, with just 45 points won.
DECISION NEXT THURSDAYNow, the Flamengo's squad focuses on the big decision against Peñarol, in the Libertadores quarter-finals. Mais Querido returns to the field next Thursday (26), at 7pm, in Uruguay. Remembering that Rubro-Negro needs to reverse the 1-0 score to qualify for the semi-finals.
Group that stayed in Rio de Janeiro will have an important mission in Uruguay
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Coach Tite decided to spare Flamengo in the match against Grêmio, held on Sunday (22), by 27th round of the Brazilian Championship. While 13 players remained in Rio de Janeiro for training, the rest traveled to Porto Alegre, where the team was defeated 3-2. This Monday (23), the squad will meet again for training at Ninho do Urubu.
According to the 'Coluna do Fla' portal, athletes must present themselves from 3 pm (Brasília time) this Monday (23). Training is scheduled to start at 3:30 pm, with the presence of all players, both those spared and those who played against Grêmio. Training and Situation in the Brasileirão
Tite will lead the training session with the entire squad available. The defeat to Grêmio left Flamengo parked in fourth place in the Brazilian Championship, with 45 points, while the leader, Botafogo, has 56 points and an 11 point advantage. Rubro-Negro still has one game behind in the first round.
At a delicate moment in the season, Flamengo turns its attention to the decisive match against Peñarol, in the return of the Libertadores quarter-finals. After the 1-0 defeat in the first leg, at Maracanã, the team needs to win by at least two goals in Uruguay to advance directly to the semifinals. The match will be next Thursday (26), at 7pm (Brasília time), at Estadio Campeón del Siglo.
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