Flamengo today: the top Flamengo news this Tuesday, 29/09/2026 | OneFootball

Check out the highlights of Flamengo news this September 29

First of all, Coluna do Fla has gathered the main Flamengo updates for this Tuesday (29). That’s because the sports news cycle has been covering important stories about the Rubro-Negro, whose schedule is on hold due to the September FIFA international break.

Flamengo sets date for Arrascaeta surgery after wrist fracture; midfielder arrives in Rio this Wednesday

Arrascaeta will arrive in Rio de Janeiro at around 4 p.m. (Brasília time) this Wednesday (30), after a friendly with the Uruguay National Team in Seoul, where he fractured his left wrist. Thus, according to reporting by Coluna do Fla, the Flamengo midfielder will undergo surgery early Thursday afternoon (1), with the aim of continuing treatment for the injury.

In an official statement, Flamengo said that doctor Fernando Sassaki will lead Arrascaeta’s surgery. In addition, the Rubro-Negro’s head of medical department will be joined by Roberto Feres for the procedure. It is worth noting that Feres is an orthopedist, traumatologist, and specialist in exactly the type of injury suffered by the No. 10.

Flamengo’s Bap sees Argentina celebrating the ban on betting companies in Brazil and vents: “How am I going to pay for Paquetá?”

Flamengo president Luiz Eduardo Baptista, known as Bap, once again attacked the Provisional Measure that bans betting companies in Brazil. In an interview released this Monday (28) on FlamengoTV, the executive used the signing of Lucas Paquetá as an example of commitments the club may struggle to honor.

In addition, Bap described the measure as “untimely and inappropriate.” The president also criticized the timing of the decision, made just a few days before the first round of the elections, and said Flamengo does not need government help to pay its debts.

Vini Jr scores, Brazil beats Australia in post-World Cup friendly, and Flamengo’s Samuel Lino gets minutes in the second half

Brazil’s National Team defeated Australia 4-2 this Tuesday (29) at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Vanderson, Raphinha, Bruno Guimarães, and Vinicius Júnior scored Brazil’s goals in the match. The clash was Carlo Ancelotti’s team’s second friendly against the Australians during this FIFA international break.

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