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Four Former Flamengo Athletes Scored Stunning Goals in the Round

Kennedy, Thallyson, Max, and Douglas Baggio. What these four have in common is that they didn't leave a lasting impression on Flamengo fans. However, all four players scored spectacular or decisive goals in recent days. The variety is wide: from midfield, a stunning free-kick, a goal securing qualification, and more. Check it out.

WHO SCORED A MIDFIELD STUNNER IN MEXICO?

On Friday (20th), Tigres (MEX) and Pachuca (MEX) were tied 1-1 when, at 43 minutes into the second half, Kennedy hit a powerful shot from midfield to secure Pachuca's victory. The forward had a brief stint at Flamengo in 2021, with 17 games, one goal, and one assist.

DO YOU REMEMBER 'LITTLE HAND'?

In 2015, Flamengo signed Thallyson. Due to a deficiency in his left hand, the team quickly nicknamed him ‘Little Hand’. Wearing the Sacred Mantle, the left-back played only five matches. At 34 years old, the player scored a stunning free-kick goal on Saturday (21st) for Porto Vitória, in a 1-1 draw with Rio Branco in the Capixaba Championship.

WHICH FLAMENGO YOUTH SHINED IN THE NORTHEAST?

In the semifinals of the Pernambuco Championship, former Flamengo player Max scored the third goal for Sport in a 3-2 victory over Retrô, securing the team a spot in the state final with a beautiful first-time shot into the top corner. In Flamengo's professional team, the athlete played 14 games and scored one goal in 2021.

Meanwhile, in the Alagoas Championship, Douglas Baggio scored one of the goals for CRB in their victory over CSA in a classic match, via a penalty. The forward's time in Flamengo's youth system was notable, but he found little success in the professional team, with only five games and one goal between 2014 and 2015.

WILL IT SERVE AS INSPIRATION, AFTER ALL?

Now, Flamengo fans hope that these 'exes' will inspire the current red-black players. This Sunday (22nd), the Most Beloved faces Madureira in the first leg of the Campeonato Carioca semifinals. The match kicks off at 8:30 PM (Brasília time) at Maracanã.

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