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·1 June 2026

Evertton Araújo eyes Brazil future, says: “I dream of…”

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Evertton Araújo is standing out at Leonardo Jardim’s Flamengo


The Brazil National Team thrashed Panama 6-2 this Sunday (31) in a friendly as part of preparations for the 2026 World Cup. A defensive midfielder for Flamengo, Evertton Araújo was at the Maracanã to support his red-and-black teammates. In addition, the youngster spoke about his dream of representing the ‘Canarinha’.

I’m very happy to be here supporting my teammates (Alex Sandro, Danilo, Léo Pereira and Lucas Paquetá) and the Brazil National Team. I dream of wearing this shirt, but I believe it’s still a long way off. I’m working for it and, God willing, my time will come -, he said, before adding:


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It’s something that motivates me. They are experienced, incredible players who deserve to wear this shirt. I’m always learning from them: I always keep my ears open to take in what they know. God willing, my time will come one day too -, Evertton Araújo concluded to ‘Lance!’..

What are Evertton Araújo’s numbers in 2026?

At the moment, Evertton Araújo has made 27 appearances in the 2026 season, scoring one goal and providing two assists. Considered important by former coach Filipe Luís, the youngster is looking to establish himself even more under Leonardo Jardim.

What is Flamengo’s next match?

After the win over Coritiba on Saturday (30), the Flamengo squad was given time off due to the break in the calendar because of the World Cup. Mengão’s next commitment in 2026 is scheduled for July 22, against Chapecoense, in the 19th round of the Brasileirão.

Before that, however, Flamengo will hold a preseason camp in Portugal, including three friendlies. Therefore, on Portuguese soil, the Rubro-Negro will face Falkirk (SCO), Birmingham (ENG) and Benfica (POR).

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