Arrascaeta sends message to Filipe Luís after Flamengo contract renewal | OneFootball

Filipe Luís extended his contract with Flamengo, and so did Arrascaeta, until the end of 2027

The Uruguayan midfielder Arrascaeta attended the Henrique and Juliano concert this Sunday (04) at Maracanã. As a result, the red-black player was recognized in the audience and was asked a few questions about coach Filipe Luís, who renewed his contract with the club.

— I’m very happy with our achievements. 2025 was a magical year, and 2026 is starting with huge expectations. But that alone doesn’t guarantee anything. We know we’ll need to work even harder, because this year tends to be even more difficult — stated Arrascaeta, adding that:

— I was very happy with Filipe Luís’ contract renewal. The coach is a great guy, someone the squad likes a lot, and I believe his leadership will continue to improve — highlighted the number 14 from Gávea to the Leo Dias portal.

Does Arrascaeta enjoy sertanejo?

Accompanied by his partner Camila, Arrascaeta acknowledges that this musical genre has been strong in Brazil for a long time. The first event the couple attended was in Belo Horizonte. “We’re very happy today to be able to come back and enjoy this show,” said the idol.

How was Arrascaeta’s season at Flamengo?

Arrascaeta experienced a magical period with Flamengo in 2025. In addition to contributing with great performances, the Uruguayan finished the year as the team’s main player, as he was the top scorer with 25 goals and provided 20 assists.

Throughout the season, the star participated in Mais Querido’s victorious campaigns that resulted in titles for the Supercopa do Brasil, the Carioca, the Libertadores da América, and the Brasileirão.

What is Arrascaeta’s current situation?

After the end of the season, Arrascaeta and the entire Flamengo squad are enjoying their vacation. In short, the red-black group will return to start preseason on January 12th at CT Ninho do Urubu. From that date on, the athletes will focus on the commitments scheduled for 2026.

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