Coluna do Fla
·12 December 2025
Adriano predicts Flamengo goals at Club World Cup đđ watch video

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·12 December 2025

Didico is truly MengĂŁo! A Flamengo idol, Adriano Imperador went wild during the 2-1 victory over Cruz Azul (MEX) last Wednesday (10th). The top scorer of the 2009 BrasileirĂŁo championship, the former striker was invited by CazĂ©TV to be a commentator and couldnât contain himself with Arrascaetaâs goals.
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On the first goal, Adriano played the fortune teller. At the very moment the Imperador was analyzing Cruz Azulâs difficulty in building out from the back, Arrascaeta opened the scoring. The former player, who was calmly commenting while seated, couldnât hold back and stood up, excited.
âIf Flamengo keeps pressing in the opponentâs areaâŠâ Adriano began, just as Arrascaeta received the âgiftâ from the opponent. As the number 10 dribbled past the Mexican teamâs goalkeeper, Didico continued. âI told you, I just said it,â the idol shouted joyfully after the Uruguayanâs goal.
On the second goal, Adriano made Flamengo fans laugh. While Arrascaeta took the shot and Cruz Azulâs defense cleared it almost off the line, Didico was in despair: âit was a goal, it was a goal, it was a goal.â Standing up, the former striker did a sort of little jump, desperate, waiting for the refereeâs confirmation.
After âfreaking outâ over Arrascaetaâs two goals, Adriano will have little time to get his heartbeat back to normal. Thatâs because Flamengo is already back on the field this Saturday (13th), for the Club World Cup semifinal in Doha, Qatar.
The opponent will be Pyramids, from Egypt. The ball starts rolling at 2 p.m. (BrasĂlia time), with live broadcast on TV Globo, on free-to-air TV, for all of Brazil. In addition, SporTV (cable channel), GETV, and CazĂ©TV, through YouTube, will also show the match.
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in đ§đ· here.









































