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CBF Event Held This Monday (08) in Rio de Janeiro

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) awarded the best of the Brasileirão 2025 this Monday (08) at an event in Rio de Janeiro. The champion Flamengo had the tournament's star player, Arrascaeta, and three other players in the selection: Agustín Rossi, Léo Pereira, and Jorginho. Despite an impressive performance, Filipe Luís lost to Rafael Guanaes from Mirassol.

WHAT WAS THE BRASILEIRÃO 2025 SELECTION?

Agustín Rossi Paulo Henrique (Vasco) Fabrício Bruno (Cruzeiro) Léo Pereira Reinaldo (Mirassol) Jorginho Lucas Romero (Cruzeiro) Matheus Pereira (Cruzeiro) Arrascaeta Vitor Roque (Palmeiras) Kaio Jorge (Cruzeiro)

Revelation: Rayan (Vasco) Top Scorer: Kaio Jorge (Cruzeiro) Star Player: Arrascaeta Coach: Rafael Guanaes (Mirassol) Most Beautiful Goal: Pedro (against Vitória, with an elastico)

As Flamengo is in Qatar for the Club World Cup, the Flamengo players could not attend the event. Therefore, Rossi was represented by idol Raul Plassmann, the world champion goalkeeper in 1981. Ronaldo Angelim, the hero of the hexa, collected the individual trophy for Léo Pereira.

In midfield, the all-conquering Maestro Junior received the trophy for Jorginho. In the playmaking role, Dejan Petkovic, from the eternal tri-goal, represented the foreign player Arrascaeta. Finally, the 'Big Decision Scorer' Nunes took the stage to collect the award for the most beautiful goal given to Pedro. The number 9 scored a masterpiece against Vitória in the 8-0 thrashing in August, featuring an elastico.

WERE ONLY FLAMENGO PLAYERS ABSENT?

The CBF event was under-attended due to Flamengo and Cruzeiro. With Mengão in Qatar and the Minas Gerais team focused on the Brazilian Cup semifinal against Corinthians on Wednesday (10), the Belo Horizonte team was represented by SAF owner Pedro Lourenço.

The Flamengo team is in the final stages of preparation for their debut in the World Cup this Wednesday (10) against Cruz Azul from Mexico. The match kicks off at 2 PM (Brasilia time), with full coverage from Coluna do Fla, directly from the tournament venue.

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