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DID YOU KNOW? HOW MUCH FLAMENGO CAN EARN FROM A POSSIBLE SALE OF A FORMER PLAYER WHO PLAYS IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE
English league rule prevents Rubro-negro from maintaining economic rights
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Clube de Regatas do Flamengo secured the right to 10% of the value in future sales of player João Gomes, as informed by the official @geglobo profile. This measure, added to the solidarity mechanism stipulated by FIFA, will guarantee the club a significant participation in possible transactions involving the young talent.
According to sources close to the negotiations, Flamengo was unable to maintain the economic rights of the midfielder, due to a rule established by the Premier League, the main football league in England. This regulation prohibits the distribution of the player's economic rights in the event of transfer to a club affiliated to the league.
FROM FLAMENGO TO THE ENGLISH WORLD
João Gomes, aged 20, is considered one of the promises of Brazilian football and has awakened interest from several European clubs after his consistent performances on the field. Its potential attracted attention both inside and outside the country, leading Flamengo to adopt strategies to guarantee fair financial compensation in possible future transactions.
According to experts in sports law, the rule imposed by the Premier League has been a reason for debate among managers and jurists, especially with regard to the redistribution of players' economic rights. Some argue that this rule harms training clubs, while others argue that it aims to guarantee the financial stability of English teams.
The Flamengo, in turn, has sought alternatives to maximize their gains in transfers of players trained in their base. In addition to the case of João Gomes, the Rio club has adopted strategic measures to benefit from FIFA's solidarity mechanism in other negotiations involving athletes revealed in its youth categories.
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Tourist! Carlo Ancelotti visits Christ the Redeemer
Days before training for the first time on the field, the National Team Coach received affection from fans and was blessed by the rector of the Sanctuary, Father Omar
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The coach of the Brazilian National Team, Carlo Ancelotti , visited the Archdiocesan Sanctuary of Christ the Redeemer this Saturday morning (31). Visiting the monument was one of the coach's wishes, as he aims to delve into the history of Brazil and Brazilian football.
WARM WELCOME
Ancelotti received the affection of locals and tourists and gathered a crowd of people. Many stopped to admire the 38-meter-high statue, inaugurated on October 12, 1931, to praise the new commander of the Canarinho.
During the visit, the Italian received the blessing of the rector of the Sanctuary, Father Omar, with whom he spoke about the preface he wrote for the book “More than the Limits - Sport according to Pope Francis”, written by Pope Francis.
He was accompanied by the general executive coordinator of the Men's National Teams , Rodrigo Caetano, his technical assistants, Paul Clement and Francesco Mauri, and performance analyst Simone Montanaro.
Afterwards, they went down to Mirante Dona Marta , from where they could see several tourist attractions in Rio de Janeiro, such as Sugarloaf Mountain, Copacabana Beach, Botafogo Bay, as well as Laranjeiras , the stadium that hosted the first game in the history of the Brazilian National Team, on July 21, 1914, and Maracanã.
WORK AT CBF SO FAR
In his first week of work, Ancelotti was officially introduced and announced his first call-up for Amarelinha , on Monday (26). The following day, he went to the CBF headquarters and went to Botafogo's game against Universidad de Chile, for the Libertadores, at Nilton Santos.
On Wednesday (28), he got to know the structure of Granja Comary, in Teresópolis, and watched Flamengo's match against Deportivo Táchira, for the Libertadores. Starting next Monday (2), he will begin preparing for the games against Ecuador, on June 5, in Guayaquil, and Paraguay, on the 10th, at Neo Química Arena, in São Paulo.
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Luiz Araújo highlights shots from outside the area as Flamengo's solution against closed defenses
Mengão striker reveals extra training at Ninho do Urubu and points to medium and long-range shots as alternatives against defensive lines at Maracanã
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During a press conference held last Friday (30), at Ninho do Urubu, Luiz Araújo analyzed the challenges faced by Flamengo when playing at home, especially against opponents who opt for defensive systems with low lines . According to the striker, the use of medium and long-range finishes plays a fundamental role in breaking this type of marking.
In his statements, Luiz Araújo was direct in stating that, given the difficulty of penetrating more compact defenses, the team needs to diversify its offensive options. “ We know that the teams that come to play at Maracanã will come with this line of five , and we have to train, train, improve every day, and of course we have to be creative, we have to have this finishing”, he declared.
STRIKER REVEALS EXTRA TRAINING ROUTINE
Luiz Araújo also commented on the specific training sessions he does outside of the team's standard schedule. " I'm a player who demands a lot from myself, I train a lot every day , and after training I try to stay a little longer, to be able to finish with my teammates," he said.
In addition to finishing, he highlighted the set piece as another important alternative. “ I think this is a weapon for a defense that is very closed, this long-distance shot, and there is also the set piece,” he added.
NLUIZ ARAÚJO SCORES IMPORTANT GOALS AND ASSISTS
With constant participation in games, Luiz Araújo has already played 27 matches in 2024, having contributed with five goals and five assists. Among the decisive moments is the goal scored in the final of the Supercopa do Brasil, against Botafogo, which confirmed his relevance in the Flamengo squad.
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Flamengo x Fortaleza - where to watch, probable lineup and time of the 11th round of the Brasileirão
Mengão and Leão do Pici face each other this Sunday at Maracanã for the 11th round of the Brasileirão; Find out details and context of the match
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This Sunday (1st), Flamengo will host Fortaleza at Maracanã , at 6:30 pm (Brasília time), for the 11th round of the Brazilian Championship. The duel takes place at an important time for the Rio de Janeiro team, who are in second place in the table and still dream of taking the lead. Their opponents from Ceará are trying to escape the bottom of the standings and are in 16th place, the first team outside the relegation zone.
This Sunday's match will be the last in front of fans before the break for the Club World Cup , which will take place in the United States. With the aim of ending this cycle with a triumph, Mais Querido needs to win and hope for a stumble by Palmeiras against Cruzeiro, at Mineirão, to reach the top of the national table.
FLAMENGO MOMENT
Coming from a 1-0 victory over Deportivo Táchira in the Libertadores , the Rio de Janeiro team secured second place in Group C and qualification for the round of 16 of the continental competition. The opponent in the next phase will be known on Monday (2), through a draw. For this Sunday's match, coach Filipe Luís will not be able to count on Gonzalo Plata, Pulgar and De la Cruz, all of whom are recovering from injuries.
Just like its rival from Rio de Janeiro, Fortaleza also played a decisive round of the Libertadores in the middle of the week. Despite the 1-0 defeat against Racing in Argentina , the Ceará club secured second place in Group E and a spot in the round of 16. However, its performance in the Brazilian Championship is a concern, and the team led by Juan Pablo Vojvoda is trying to get back to winning ways to move away from the danger zone.
CHECK DETAILS
📅 11th round – Brazilian Championship
📍 Location: Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro
🕕 Time: 6:30 pm (Brasília time)
📺 Broadcast: Premiere (pay-per-view)
PROBABLE FLAMENGO LINEUP
Rossi; Wesley, Leo Ortiz, Leo Pereira and Alex Sandro; Evertton Araujo and Gerson; Arrascaeta, Luiz Araujo and Cebolinha; Bruno Henrique (Pedro).
PROBABLE LINEUP FOR FORTALEZA
João Ricardo; Mancuso, Kuscevic, Gustavo Mancha and Bruno Pacheco; Lucas Emanuel (Rodrigo), Martinez and Pochettino; Marinho, Deyverson and Breno Lopes.
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