Flamengo gets important reinforcements to face Fluminense

Filipe Luis leads Flamengo for the third time this Thursday (17)

After Brazilian football stopped, Flamengo will return to the field on Thursday (17) to face Fluminense. The classic match is valid for the thirtieth round of the Brazilian League. For the match, coach Filipe Luis will have an important reinforcement in the team: Alex Sandro.

This is because in the last match against Bahia, Alex Sandro missed the Flamengo team due to muscle pain in his right thigh. Thus, the full-back took advantage of the FIFA Date period to recover and is now training normally with the other players in the team.

Missing flamingo

On the other hand, Flamengo suffers from four absences to face Fluminense. Pedro, Everton Cipoliña and Matias Viña are recovering from surgery after a serious injury and will return to the field only in 2025. Moreover, Luiz Araujo remains in the medical department of Mingao, due to a fracture of the cartilage in his right knee. The player is expected to be available again in the final period of the season.

Furthermore, Flamengo is running a three-player status alert. Leo Ortiz, Gabigol and Carlinhos are “suspended” and cannot receive a yellow card against Fluminense. This is because if they are penalized in the duel with the tri-colour team, they will be excluded from the next Brazilian league match, against Juventude, on October 26.

Flamingo

Therefore, Flamengo and Fluminense will face off on Thursday (17) at 8 pm (Brasilia time), at the Maracana Stadium. The classic match will be held in the thirtieth round of the Brazilian League. Under Filipe Luis, Mingau can win four games in a row again, something that has not happened since the last period of July.

As tradition dictates, if there is a Flamengo match, of course there is a live broadcast of it Column, no Directly on YouTube. The narration is written by “Prabo” Rafa Pinedo, with comments by Tulio Rodriguez. Furthermore, reporting is being prepared under the leadership of Vitor Belotti and Leo José, and finally, the premiere also shows the classic film via pay-per-view.