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What is Flamengo’s new home jersey for the 2026 season like?

The red-and-black fans are counting down the days to see Flamengo back on the field. Meanwhile, details about Mengão’s home kit for the 2026 season are starting to emerge. The Most Beloved has even already decided that it will debut the new jersey in a derby match.

According to a report by Coluna do Fla, Flamengo’s 2026 home jersey will be unveiled in the first match of the main team. Thus, the Rubro-Negro is working with two possible dates: January 21, in the derby against Vasco, or February 1, in the Supercopa do Brasil final against Corinthians.

What does Flamengo’s new home jersey look like?

First of all, Flamengo’s home jersey features five stripes, three black and two red. In addition, the shirt has a closed polo collar, as well as three red adidas stripes on the sleeves. Finally, the new red-and-black kit has the CRF in white with a yellow star.

And what about Flamengo’s away jersey for 2026?

Coluna do Fla also got access to the away jersey of Flamengo for 2026, which will be predominantly white. In addition, the details and the Adidas and Mais Querido logos will be in red. Finally, there will be two red-and-black stripes centered on the shirt.

When does Flamengo’s main squad return?

The main squad of Flamengo ended the 2025 season on December 17, after the Club World Cup final against PSG (FRA). Thus, the players will report back to CT Ninho do Urubu next Monday (12).

When does Flamengo debut in the Carioca?

The first match of Flamengo in the Carioca will take place this Sunday (11). On this occasion, the team led by Bruno Pivetti will face Portuguesa, at 6:00 PM (Brasília time), at Estádio Raulino de Oliveira. As usual, Coluna do Fla will bring all the details of the match.

It’s worth noting that this match is part of the fifth round of the Carioca. After all, the game had to be brought forward due to Flamengo’s participation in the Supercopa do Brasil final against Corinthians on February 1.

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