Danilo and Alex Sandro eye 14th title together, 6th with Flamengo | OneFootball

Pair racks up achievements for different clubs and can add to the tally this season with Flamengo

Danilo and Alex Sandro are on their way to another Libertadores semifinal together. The duo have already shared the pitch for Santos, Porto (Portugal), Juventus (Italy) and now Flamengo. As a result, the two could win their 14th career title together.

How many titles have they already won together?

Overall, Danilo and Alex Sandro have won 13 titles side by side. Flamengo is the club where they have lifted the most trophies together, with five titles. In the final stretch of their careers, the pair remain active for the Rubro-Negro.

The season is still underway, and Danilo’s contract could be renewed through 2027, just as Alex Sandro had his deal extended. In this way, the two have the chance to further increase their number of titles together.

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When did Danilo join Flamengo?

Danilo joined Flamengo at the beginning of January 2025. The center-back arrived in Rio de Janeiro on the night of January 28 that year. However, the club only officially announced the signing the following day. The player signed a contract valid until December 2026 after leaving Juventus.

When did Alex Sandro join Flamengo?

Alex Sandro joined Flamengo on August 26, 2024. The left-back signed with the Rio club after becoming a free agent, coming directly from Juventus, where he played for nine years.

How is Flamengo shaping up for the upcoming matches?

Mengão have qualified for the Libertadores semifinal against Estudiantes (ARG). The tie will take place in the weeks of October 14 and 21, with the first leg in Argentina and the return leg at the Maracanã. However, before the continental showdown, the Rubro-Negro still have important Brasileirão fixtures, a tournament in which they sit top of the table.

When is Flamengo’s next match?

Flamengo host Red Bull Bragantino this Sunday (20) in the 28th round of the Brazilian Championship. The ball gets rolling at the Maracanã from 6:30 p.m. (Brasília time).

The match will be broadcast by SporTV on cable TV and by Premiere on pay-per-view. Even so, the coaching staff’s focus is already split between the domestic tournament and preparations for the continental clash.

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