Flamengo’s six called up across three nations during Super Data FIFA break | OneFootball

The Super Data FIFA pause began on Monday 21 September and runs to 6 October, bringing a 16-day halt to club football. The Brasileirão is on hold, and Flamengo have six players away with three different national teams.

According to Coluna Do Fla, Pedro and Samuel Lino are in Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil squad for three friendlies. They face Australia on Friday 25 September at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville, 7.00 Brasília time, then meet Australia again on 29 September at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, 7.00. The tour ends against India on 3 October at Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata, 11.00, the nations’ first ever meeting and Brazil’s first senior outing since the 2026 World Cup.

For Uruguay, Arrascaeta and Varela visit Japan on 24 September at Miyagi Stadium, 7.05 Brasília time. They then play South Korea on 28 September at Seoul World Cup Stadium, 8.00, before facing India on 6 October at Salt Lake Stadium, 13.00.

Ecuador have Gonzalo Plata and Anthony Valencia involved. They meet South Korea in Suwon on 24 September, 8.00 Brasília time, then face Japan in Yokohama on 1 October, 7.10, in the Kirin Cup. A third match will pit them against Panama or New Zealand, date to be confirmed, depending on their result against Japan.

The Super Data FIFA window, introduced in 2026, unifies the old September and October slots and allows up to four games per team. It aims to cut repeated intercontinental travel, though longer pauses increase the impact on clubs.

Flamengo resume on 8 October away to Santos in the Brasileirão, at Vila Belmiro, 19.30 Brasília time.

Source: Coluna Do Fla

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