Coluna do Fla
·20 July 2026
Flamengo announce Lubrax sponsorship, see details

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·20 July 2026

Flamengo has a new sponsor! On the night of this Monday (20), the club’s Deliberative Council approved the partnership with Lubrax, which will display its brand on the upper back area of the Manto Sagrado.
It is important to point out that the change to Flamengo’s kit will only take place from the first business day of October 2026. Therefore, the partnership between Rubro-Negro and Lubrax, which has sponsored the club before, will only come into effect in almost two months. The vote was approved by 310 council members.
HAS LUBRAX SPONSORED FLAMENGO BEFORE?
Lubrax has a long history as a Flamengo sponsor. That is because the lubricating oils and greases company was present during Mengão’s magical years, which culminated in the 1981 Copa Libertadores and Club World Cup titles. In all, the Brazilian brand stayed with Rubro-Negro for 25 years and is now back.
WHAT WILL CHANGE ON FLAMENGO’S SHIRT WITH LUBRAX?
With the arrival of Lubrax, Flamengo’s shirt will undergo changes starting on the first business day of October. With the company’s name printed on the upper back of the Manto, Hapvida will have its brand displayed on the inside part of the players’ numbers. Finally, Texaco will leave the kit on September 31.
WHO ARE FLAMENGO’S OTHER SPONSORS?
Before Lubrax’s arrival, Flamengo already had several sponsors. Betano is the main sponsor, with its name displayed in the central part of the shirt, while Adidas is the official supplier of sportswear. Finally, Ademicon, GAC, Shoppe, Assist Card, Wap, and Zé Delivery complete this lineup of brands.
WHAT IS FLAMENGO’S NEXT MATCH?
While the Deliberative Council votes on the new sponsor, Flamengo’s squad remains focused on returning to its second-half commitments. In this way, Rubro-Negro will face Chapecoense in the Brasileirão.
In short, the ball starts rolling at 9:30 p.m. (Brasília time) this Wednesday (22), at Arena Condá, in Chapecó. Coluna do Fla TV, as usual, will show the details of the match with the internet’s most rubro-negra on-site coverage on YouTube, in addition to the website and social media. Finally, Rede Globo, on free-to-air TV, and Premiere, via pay-per-view, will broadcast the match.
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