Flamengo today: catch the top Flamengo news this Friday, 30/01/2026 | OneFootball

Check out the highlights of the red-black news on January 30

The Coluna do Fla gathered the main information about Flamengo this Friday (30). This is because the sports news has been echoing relevant news about the Red-Black, which is preparing for the Supercopa do Brasil.

Flamengo squad returns with focus on the Supercopa do Brasil against Corinthians

As the current champion, Flamengo did not start the Brasileirão 2026 as expected. This is because, on Wednesday (28), the Red-Black lost 2-1 to São Paulo at Morumbi, after a comeback. Despite this, the Fla squad had a day off on Thursday (29). However, this Friday (30), the team returns to work.

In summary, the Flamengo squad trains at the training center on the morning of this Friday (30). According to the schedule released by the club, the players have a training session scheduled to start at 9:30 AM (Brasília time).

Danilo admits plans to retire at Flamengo at the end of 2026: “I'm sure I will…”

Approaching 35 years old, Danilo admits plans to retire at Flamengo at the end of the 2026 season. At least, that is the defender's idea at the beginning of the year. However, the player revealed that the plan might change depending on some factors.

In an interview with GE, Danilo reinforced that the retirement plan is part of his current thoughts. Thus, with the real possibility of hanging up his boots, the defender emphasized that he wants to enjoy and make the most of every moment of this season.

Paquetá arrives at Flamengo and updates the ranking of the most expensive signings in the Brasileirão; see top 10

A good son returns home, but nothing is free. This is because Flamengo will pay 42 million euros (R$ 260 million) to West Ham (ENG) for Lucas Paquetá. Thus, the amounts currently represent the most valuable signing in Brazilian football, which already includes other red-blacks.

Repatriating Paquetá, for example, cost more than Cruzeiro spent to take Gerson from Zenit (RUS). At the time, the Minas Gerais club shelled out 30 million euros (R$ 187.3 million) for the player who once swore love to the Most Beloved.

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