“Bruno Henrique is Galo Doido”, says Djonga, shows “proof” | OneFootball

Djonga says Bruno Henrique supports Atlético-MG, but the forward is an idol and renewed with Flamengo until 2027

Djonga, a singer and die-hard Atlético-MG fan, has already used the name of Bruno Henrique, a Flamengo idol, in one of his songs. According to the artist, the reason is that the forward is also supposedly a supporter of ‘Galo’. Because of that, the Minas Gerais native showed an old photo of the player alongside his brother, wearing an Atlético shirt, during the Charla Podcast.

– Bruno Henrique is crazy for Galo, man. There’s a photo, believe me, I’m not going to lie to you. I’ll send the image, my guy doesn’t argue with me about that. He knows I love you, but I already know he’s staying with Mengão -, said Djonga on the Charla Podcast.

Did Djonga show any proof of Bruno Henrique’s support?

During the conversation, the artist stood up and showed the old photo, with Bruno Henrique next to his brother, both wearing Atlético-MG shirts. However, the moment sparked laughter among those present, since the forward has never publicly confirmed that he supports Galo.

In fact, the Minas Gerais club itself tried to sign the player in the past. At Flamengo, however, Bruno Henrique built one of the most successful stories in recent club history. Since arriving in 2019, the number 27 has won 18 titles, played 362 matches, and scored 114 goals in the red-and-black shirt.

What is Bruno Henrique’s career path before Flamengo?

A former amateur football player, Bruno Henrique also played for Uberlândia, Itumbiara, and Goiás before moving to Wolfsburg (GER). Then, the forward returned to Brazil in 2017 to wear the Santos shirt. After that, the deal with Flamengo was completed on January 23, 2019, for R$ 23 million. The agreement included the loan of midfielder Ronaldo to the São Paulo club.

When does Flamengo play again?

Flamengo’s October marathon begins on Thursday (08), when the red-and-black team visits Santos at 7:30 p.m. (Brasília time) at Vila Belmiro. The match is part of the 29th round of the Brasileirão and marks the clubs’ return to the pitch after the FIFA international break.

Then, on Sunday (11), Flamengo returns to Rio de Janeiro to face Fluminense at 5:30 p.m. (Brasília time) at the Maracanã, for the 30th round of the Brazilian Championship. After the derby, Mengão leaves the country to begin its Libertadores semifinal campaign.

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