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Former Nova Iguaçu, the player played for Mais Querido in two matches and only spent 58 minutes on the field
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Signed with Nova Iguaçu, in the middle of the finals of Campeonato Carioca, the ex-Nova Iguaçu striker, Carlinhos, only plays a few minutes and games for Flamengo, without being able to play in the Copa do Brasil and Libertadores (group stage) matches. , the striker participated in duels against Palmeiras and Atlético Goianiense.
Having had little input since arriving at Flamengo, some clubs in Series B of the Brazilian Championship are keeping an eye on the 27-year-old striker, according to journalist Geovana Barcelos, teams consulted the Gávea team to try to sign the player, however, the board warned that the athlete is in the plans of Tite and the club's technical committee and therefore, they will not accept any offer for Carlinhos. Tite's assistants commented on the situation de Carlinhos
It is worth mentioning that, in the next phase of the Libertadores, the athlete may be registered by Flamengo.
After last Sunday's performance (02), assistants Cléber Xavier and Matheus Bachi held a post-game press conference, in the absence of coach Tite, who did not participate due to knee pain , who made him undergo a medical procedure in the locker room.
During the press conference, the absence of Carlinhos, who was hired from Nova Iguaçu, was one of the topics discussed by journalists present in the press room, check it out.
"Carlinhos is in the process of physical recovery. He got sick, things changed, he couldn't do his work. It's not even a technical option, it's more of an option of not having recovered and not being 100% ready for the game. It was more along those lines. I think he's been recovering for a week without getting any sequential work. It's more in that sense. We hope that on Thursday, at the re-presentation, he will already work with the group and be ready, available for the game against Grêmio. The acceptance was good, the group usually welcomes arriving athletes very well"....
"He is very happy. He worked hard, he needed a physical addition. He will be with us from Thursday. And it was important, huh? In the first game we won, against Atlético-GO, it was a lot because we had two pivots. When Bruno Henrique suffers a penalty, it is because the full-back has to take care of Bruno Henrique and not the defender. So he (Carlinhos) has already given the answer, and we know he will during the championship. For Nova Iguaçu, the athlete scored nine goals, eight in the Campeonato Carioca and one in the Copa do Brasil. The athlete finished second in top scorer at the State Championships and was even sought out by other teams, but Flamengo ended up winning the competition and announcing the signing of the player."
The clubs have their new direction in history
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On Monday (2), a new commission was formed with the aim of discussing the implementation of Financial Fair Play in Brazil. The group is made up of clubs such as Flamengo and Palmeiras, who are looking for ways to adapt the rule to the particularities of national football. Leila Pereira, president of Palmeiras, was one of the strongest voices in the discussion. In a blunt statement, she called for more responsibility from club boards in financial management. Pereira highlighted that Financial Fair Play should not be seen just as a rule to be complied with, but as an essential tool to guarantee the sustainability of teams.
Financial Fair Play, created by UEFA, aims to control club spending and ensure that they do not spend more than they earn, promoting more balanced financial management. The idea is to prevent clubs from taking on excessive debt and guarantee a fairer level of competition between teams. The formation of the commission with Flamengo, Palmeiras and other clubs signals a significant step in the attempt to implement these rules more effectively in Brazil. The proposal is to discuss and adjust the rule so that it better fits the reality of Brazilian clubs, which face unique financial challenges.
FLAMENGO HAS "EYES OPEN"The main objective of commission is to establish guidelines that help control club spending without harming growth and investment in football. The intention is to create a balance between the need for investment to improve the teams and the obligation to maintain the financial health of the clubs.
Leila Pereira, in her statement, made an appeal for club boards to be more responsible and transparent in their management. She highlighted that compliance with financial rules must be a priority for all clubs and that it is essential that everyone is committed to more responsible management.
Mattos praised the level of engagement of Flamengo fans
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Last Thursday (5), Alexandre Mattos, CEO of Cruzeiro, discussed the discrepancy in uniform sales between Flamengo and the Minas Gerais team, highlighting Adidas' decision to prioritize Rubro-Negro. In an interview with journalist Samuel Venâncio, on YouTube, Mattos revealed his understanding of the situation and praised the level of engagement of Flamengo fans.
Alexandre Mattos commented on the impressive volume of sales of Flamengo shirts, highlighting the difference compared to other clubs. "When Palmeiras were Brazilian champions, the club sold 600 thousand pieces, which was a record. Guess how many pieces Flamengo sells per year? Everyone talks about one million… Flamengo sold two million shirts", said Mattos.< /p>
Mattos emphasized the magnitude of Flamengo in the sports uniforms market , underestimating the difference in volume compared to other teams. "It's a different quantity, another reality. The magnitude of the clubs, for me, is the same. But the exposure and media numbers are different. Two million shirts is a very significant number", highlighted the CEO.
Flamengo is preparing for the next challenge in the Copa do Brasil. On Thursday (12), the team will face Bahia in the return match of the quarterfinals. The match will be held at Maracanã, at 9:45 pm (Brasília time). Mengão enters the field with a minimal advantage after winning the first game 1-0.
Flamengo's number 22 shone against Alvinegro in the state in 2024
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The attacker Carlinhos should be Flamengo's starter in the classic against Botafogo this Sunday (18), in the 23rd round of the Brazilian Championship. The number 22 must take over the space left by Pedro and Gabigol. Playing against the Rio rival brings back good memories for the player. In this year's Carioca he scored two goals against Botafogo.
At the time, Carlinhos was wearing the Nova Iguaçu number 9 shirt. The match was held in February, at the Engenhão stadium, in the sixth round of the tournament. Botafogo led 2-0, but Carlinhos led his team's reaction by scoring two goals. In the end, the match ended in a 2-2 draw.
The game against Botafogo will be Carlinhos' fourth as a starter with the Rubro-Negro shirt. He was part of Tite's lineup against Palmeiras, Atlético-MG and São Paulo. Against the Minas Gerais club, number 22 scored the second goal of the game.
Without Pedro, Gabigol and Everton Cebolinha, Mengão's number 22 should gain a sequence in Tite's starting team . In addition to the match against Botafogo, he should be selected in the starting eleven against Bolívar, on Thursday (22), in the return game of the round of 16.
As Pedro and Gabigol only return in September , Carlinhos should also play against: Bragantino (25); in the first game of the quarterfinals of the Copa do Brasil (27, 28 or 29); and Corinthians (01/09).
Striker projects season titlesSigned by Mais Querido after being second top scorer in the Campeonato Carioca, striker Carlinhos projected to win all the titles that Flamengo has to compete for this season. The projection was made during 'Carona com Smigol', a FLATV program.
In the conversation, he said that “this energy of ours, this vibration of ours in each training session and each game, everyone donating to the maximum, so nothing is better than finishing as champions of the Brazilian Championship, we will achieve that, God willing. Let's look for all possible titles.”
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