Libertadores winner with Flamengo bids farewell to the club | OneFootball

Member of the Libertadores U-20 champion team, Jorge Mora has left Rubro-Negro

Signed by Flamengo as a promising bet in 2024, Jorge Mora is leaving the club. The Paraguayan will return to the team that developed him, Sol de América (PAR). This Monday (19), the midfielder bid farewell to Rubro-Negro, where he stayed for just over a year.

In his Instagram stories, Jorge Mora made a collage with six photos wearing the Flamengo jersey. In one of them, the Paraguayan is seen holding the Libertadores U-20 trophy, won last year in the final against Palmeiras. In addition, the athlete wrote: “Thank you for everything, Flamengo.”

Jorge Mora cost Rubro-Negro’s coffers R$ 1.6 million for 50% of his economic rights, precisely in a deal with Sol de América, the club to which the midfielder is now returning. The player arrived with high expectations, as he had already played for the Paraguayan team’s professional squad and was a regular in the national team call-ups.

DID JORGE MORA GET A CHANCE WITH THE FIRST TEAM?

At 19 years old, Jorge Mora could have continued with Flamengo’s U-20 team. However, since the youngster did not get much playing time in his little over a year at the club, the management decided to allow the midfielder to return to Paraguay. During this period, the player did not get any opportunities with the first team.

The ‘closest’ Jorge Mora came to the senior squad was during a friendly against Bayer Leverkusen (GER) last July, at Gávea. In short, on that occasion, the Garotos do Ninho shocked the world by thrashing their opponents 5-1 at Gávea. The Paraguayan came on in the second half of the match.

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