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NO TERROR! URUGUAIAN DE LA CRUZ IS ALREADY ADAPTED TO FLAMENGO

De La Cruz Looking at the Fluminense Player, Have You Adapted to the Red-Black Climate?

17 Mar 2024 | 16:43 |

The game between Flamengo and Fluminense, valid for the Brazilian Championship, not only provided moments of tension on the field, but also raised questions about the player De La Cruz's ability to adapt to the Rio red-and-black environment. While fans eagerly awaited the athlete's performance in his new team, the scene of a direct confrontation with an opponent fueled speculation about his integration into the team and his assimilation of Flamengo's characteristic style of play.

Since his arrival to the club, De La Cruz has been the target of expectations and scrutiny from fans and the sports media. His signing was seen as a bold bet by the board of Flamengo, who saw in the Uruguayan player a potential reinforcement for the squad, capable of adding technical quality and international experience to the team. However, the transition to a new environment and a new country is not always easy, especially when it comes to the demanding Brazilian football scene.

INVOLVED BY FLAMENGO'S DNA

The episode involving De La Cruz and the Fluminense player during the match raised concerns about his ability to adapt to the competitive climate of Brazilian football. While some interpreted the player's attitude as a sign of determination and competitiveness, others raised questions about his temperance and ability to deal with conflict situations on the field. Given this, debates arose about the need for De La Cruz to reconcile his intensity and desire to win with respect for the rules of the game and sporting ethics.

In an interview after the game, the coach of Flamengo< /a>, in a balanced tone, highlighted De La Cruz's commitment and dedication since his arrival at the club. According to him, the player has demonstrated an exemplary professional attitude in training and games, showing himself determined to contribute to the team's success. However, the coach also recognized the importance of guiding the player on the importance of fair play and respect for opponents, emphasizing the need to find a balance between competitive intensity and ethical behavior on the field.

In addition to issues related to sporting performance, De La Cruz's adaptation to the red-and-black climate also involves cultural and social aspects. As a foreign player, he faces additional challenges as he integrates into a new team and a new community. In this sense, the support of the coaching staff and teammates has been fundamental in facilitating his transition and ensuring his well-being in the club environment.