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Flamengo Plans Special Arrangements for September Travels

Currently, Flamengo has no matches due to the FIFA Date break. However, the club is already planning the next steps for the season. In the meantime, Flamengo will travel to Argentina two days before the match against Estudiantes de La Plata (ARG). After this, the delegation will go directly to São Paulo, where they will face Corinthians.

In summary, the Flamengo delegation will travel to Argentina on September 23. Two days later (25), the Most Beloved will face Estudiantes, for the second leg of the Libertadores quarter-finals. On the 26th, the Rubro-Negro will fly directly to São Paulo, as on the 28th Flamengo will face Corinthians, for the Brasileirão.

What are the details of Flamengo's planning?

23/09 – Travel to Argentina 25/09 – Estudiantes x Flamengo 26/09 – Travel to São Paulo 28/08 – Corinthians x Flamengo Return to Rio de Janeiro after the match

But what about before that?

Before that, at the moment, Flamengo has been without matches for over a week due to the September FIFA Date. However, the Rubro-Negro squad continues to prepare for the next commitment of the season. Not surprisingly, Flamengo has set the training, rest, and travel schedule for the delegation.

In summary, the Flamengo squad will have five more training sessions before the next Brasileirão match. This week, the squad will have a day off on Tuesday (09). However, on Monday (08), Wednesday (10), Thursday (11), Friday (12), and Saturday (13), the team will train in the morning, at Ninho do Urubu.

In addition, next Saturday (13), after the morning training, the Flamengo delegation will travel to Rio Grande do Sul, where they will face Juventude, on Sunday (14). The Rubro-Negra trip is scheduled to take place in the afternoon, at a time to be announced by the club.

What is Flamengo's next match?

Now, Flamengo returns to the field on Sunday (14), when they face Juventude, for the 23rd round of the Brazilian Championship. Thus, the teams will face off from 4 pm (Brasília time), at Alfredo Jaconi Stadium, in Rio Grande do Sul.

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