Savarino hits form at Fluminense, involved in goals in last four | OneFootball

In excellent form wearing the Fluminense shirt, Savarino has become increasingly decisive for the team coached by Luis Zubeldía. The Venezuelan attacking midfielder has been directly involved in goals in each of Tricolor’s last four matches this season and is establishing himself as an important piece in the starting lineup.

The run began in the derby against Flamengo, when Savarino scored the only goal in the Fla-Flu defeat. He then provided an assist in the loss to Independiente Rivadavia of Argentina. After that, he found the net again in the wins over Santos and also against Chapecoense.

The only recent match in which the Venezuelan did not play was against Operário in the Copa do Brasil, when he was rested by the coaching staff to manage his physical workload.

Even though he joined the club after the start of the season, Savarino is already among the squad’s top scorers. Fluminense’s leading scorer in 2026 is John Kennedy, with nine goals.

Savarino has four goals and shares that mark with Canobbio. The Venezuelan is just one goal behind the team’s second-leading scorer, Serna, who has found the net five times this season.

With strong recent performances and direct involvement in goals, Savarino is earning more and more space in Zubeldía’s team and establishing himself as one of the key names in Fluminense’s attack.

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