The former player is currently an advisor at Kashima Antlers, in Japan, but does he still want to have another experience as a coach?
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During a recent interview, at the red-black idol's own home, Zico opened up about the future. There is always a lot of expectation to hear about the plans of Flamengo's great idol. When asked if he would return to his coaching career, Arthur Antunes Coimbra was sincere and did not shy away from the answer, in a chat with the Coluna do Fla portal.
"I don't intend to (return to being a coach). I made a promise to myself that I would only work abroad. It gets very tiring and I'm not old enough to be away. In the life of a coach, when you think you're going to make a Nice work, with a certain amount of time, football doesn't allow that, because it only depends on the result. I received a lifetime offer from Kashima (Antlers, Japan), to be an advisor, work with sponsors, youth teams, fans. So, I preferred to stay at it, without worrying about results", said Zico.
Zico's first job as a coach was in 2001, when he took over the team at Centro de Formação Zico (CFZ). Afterwards, the Flamengo idol accumulated spells in Japanese, Turkish, Uzbek, Russian, Greek, Iraqi, Qatari and Indian football. Therefore, the former number 10 never took over a significant Brazilian club.
"Here in Brazil, I have some television projects [...], I have my channel, I speak all over Brazil. It's no longer possible to take over my coaching career. It took ten years of work, with good results. That's it. Yes (of being officially retired from coaching). It's not my desire to be a football coach", added Zico.
< Zico gives up his coaching career and is currently part of the Kashima Antlers (JAP) advisory team. This is because the ‘red-black god’ is also treated as an idol in the Japanese club, where he played and revolutionized the sport between 1991 and 1994.Teams face each other this Sunday (28), at Maracanã
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Fighting for the top spots in the Brasileirão, Flamengo hosts Atlético-GO on the 28th, a Sunday. For the duel against the Dragon, Mais Querido has important help: the Rubro-Negra Nation. To this end, the red-black team has already put tickets on sale and has already sold more than 46 thousand tickets.
Ticket sales for Nação fan members started last Friday (19), at 10am, on the website flamengo.superingresso.com.br. Check out the main information below.
From this game onwards, all purchases made online for Flamengo fans in the NORTH sector will also have their registered facial biometrics as a means of access. The same applies to the LOWER WEST, MARACANÃ MAIS, LOWER EAST, UPPER EAST and SOUTH sectors.
Other means of access will not be allowed in these sectors for those who purchase online. In addition, each ticket holder purchased online for the Maracanã Mais, Oeste Inferior, Leste Inferior, Leste Superior, Sul and, now also, NORTE sectors must be equipped with their original document with photo when accessing the stadium.
Flamengo also reinforces that, to make an online purchase for any sector as a Red and Black fan, it will be necessary to register facial biometrics in advance. To check out the complete step-by-step guide, check out the link: https://www.flamengo.com.br/noticias/futebol/biometria-facial-e-lista-de-favoritos–confira-o-passo-a-passo- to-complete-the-registration.
Red and black players who purchased the Maracanã 2024 Package already have their tickets guaranteed for the match. Check below the sales times by plans and priority levels:
19/07 (10am) – Diamond+1 (level 0)
19/07 (12pm) – Diamond / Platinum+1 (level 1)
19/07 (4pm) – Platinum / Gold+1 (level 2)
19/07 (6pm) – Gold / Silver+1 ( level 3)
20/07 (10am) – Silver (level 4)
20/07 (12pm) – General Public online
25/07 ( 10am) – Physical points of sale and free services
28/07 (4pm) – Closing of online sales
VALUES
North (Flamengo)
– Diamond: R$20.00
– Platinum: R$28.00
– Gold: R$28.00
– Silver: R$32 .00
– General Public: R$80.00 (half R$40.00)
South (Flamengo)
– Diamond: R$20.00< /p>
– Platinum: R$28.00
– Gold: R$28.00
– Silver: R$32.00
– Public General: R$80.00 (half R$40.00)
East Superior (Flamengo)
– Diamond: R$20.00
– Platinum: R $28.00
– Gold: R$28.00
– Silver: R$32.00
– General Public: R$80.00 (half R$40 .00)
Leste Inferior (Flamengo)
– Diamond: R$25.00
– Platinum: R$35.00
– Gold: R$35.00
– Silver: R$40.00
– General Public: R$100.00 (half R$50.00)
Lower West (Flamengo)
– Diamond: R$30.00
– Platinum: R$42.00
– Gold: R$42.00
– Silver: R$48.00
– General Public: R$120.00 (half R$60.00)
Maracanã Mais (Flamengo)
< – Diamond: R$181.25– Platinum: R$223.75
– Gold: R$223.75
– Silver: R$245, 00
– General Public: R$500.00 (half R$287.50)
South B (Visitor)
– Visitor: R$80.00 ( half R$40.00)
MEANS OF ACCESS
– For all online sales, access will be via Facial Biometrics.
– For all sales at physical points, access will be via physical ticket.
All tickets purchased by visitors will have their registered facial biometrics as a means of access.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO PURCHASE TICKETS
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– Official and original identification document with photo and CPF;
– Document that proves the benefit for purchasing a half-price ticket (if applicable).
NOTE: for tickets purchased by foreigners, only the original passport will be accepted as an official document. We emphasize that there will be no collection of tickets by third parties. Only the purchaser will be able to collect the tickets. If the same voucher contains more than one ticket, the purchaser must bring the documents mentioned above (including the documents of the holder and ticket holders). In cases of half price, it will be mandatory to present proof(s) of the half price(s).
IMPORTANT: access and stay of individuals under 15 years of age in authorized establishments Events must be held when duly accompanied by parents or legal guardians.
Information about free and half-price tickets can be obtained directly on the official sales website, on the respective departure page.
< p>Shirt 7 still leads important offensive statistics in the national competition
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The first half of the Brazilian Championship has come to an end, and with that, some highlights need to be remembered. One of them is Luiz Araújo, Flamengo's winger, who had a great first round. Proof of this is that shirt number 7 received the highest score among all players in the position.
With a strong presence on the right side of the field, Luiz Araújo received the highest score on the portal 'Sofascore',7.35, among everyone in the Brazilian Championship. This is because the number 7 played all 18 games with Mais Querido, where he scored three goals and recorded four assists, being the second biggest assistant in the tournament, behind his teammate, Pedro.
It is also worth mentioning that, needing 164 minutes on average to participate in goals in the Brasileirão, Luiz Araújo is the leader in big chances created , with eight. Finally, Flamengo's winger still has a 69% success rate in attempted dribbles.
Aiming for the clash against Atlético-GO This Sunday (28), Flamengo only trains on Saturday for Tite to decide who the starting team will be. This is because the athletes who started playing against Vitória only carried out regenerative work in the gym this Friday (26) and were not on the Ninho do Urubu fields.
Despite the short time, Tite had two important comebacks: Pulgar and Wesley. The midfielder had missed the last round due to gastroenteritis, while the full-back had problems with his left thigh.
Bruno Henrique, on the other hand, is still recovering from the injury he suffered to his right ankle. Undergoing more conservative treatment due to the previous problems he faced, the number 27 has not even started the transition phase to the pitch and is out of the duel on Sunday (28).
Flamengo's probable lineup: Rossi, Varela (Wesley), Fabrício Bruno, Léo Pereira and Viña; Allan (Pulgar), De la Cruz, Arrascaeta and Gerson; Cebolinha and Pedro.
Galinho's contribution to Kashima Antlers and Japanese football was not limited to his years as a player
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Last Saturday, Zico was the center of attention at an emotional celebration promoted by Kashima Antlers, commemorating the 30th anniversary of his last match for the Japanese club. The former Brazilian player, revered in both Brazil and Japan, received several tributes that highlighted his importance and legacy in football.
Arthur Antunes Coimbra, better known as Zico, is a figure iconic in the world of football. His impact goes beyond the borders of Brazil, a country where he is adored as one of the greatest players of all time. In Japan, he is seen almost as a football god, having played a crucial role in the development and popularization of the sport in the country.
WORLDWIDE IDOL, HISTORY ON ANOTHER CONTINENT
Zico arrived to Japan in 1991, when he joined the Kashima Antlers. His arrival was a milestone for Japanese football, which was in a process of professionalization with the creation of the J-League. During his time at the club, Zico not only shone on the pitch, but also helped shape a new generation of players and fans. His commitment to Japanese football and to the Kashima Antlers, in particular, left an indelible mark.
At last Saturday's celebration, the reverence for Zico was evident. One of the most memorable moments was the presentation of a beautiful mural, displaying the words "work, loyalty and respect". These words perfectly encapsulate the philosophy that Zicohas always brought to football: tireless dedication, integrity and deep respect for the sport and its fans.
In addition to the mural, the fans of Kashima Antlers also paid tribute with a huge flag, demonstrating the affection and admiration they have for the Brazilian star. The flag, a tradition in many fans around the world, here represented Zico's recognition as an almost mythical figure in the club.
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