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Israel, Germany, and Brazil Compete for Noemi, Who Fulfilled Her Dream of Playing for Flamengo

Midfielder Noemi Scheinkman, 16 years old, has already played for clubs and national teams in three countries. The player, who was part of Flamengo’s U-20 team, is the daughter of a Brazilian father and a German mother, and has played in Israel, Germany, and Brazil. Thus, the young athlete achieved her goal of wearing the Sacred Mantle. “Playing for Flamengo was a dream come true,” she declared.

Born in Munich and raised in the United States, Noemi stands out in the ECNL, the main American girls’ youth league. As a result, her recent performances have caught the attention of universities in the US. Clubs from England, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, and Germany have also shown interest in signing her. The 1.70m-tall athlete is known for her vision, intensity, and discipline on the field.

Where Has Noemi Played?

Before arriving at Flamengo, however, Noemi played in Israel for Maccabi Petah Tikva. The midfielder also trained at Bayern Munich (GER) and was called up to the youth national teams of Israel, Germany, and Brazil. Despite being only 16 years old, she was part of the U-20 team of the Rio de Janeiro club.

How Was Her Time at Flamengo?

In Brazil, the player experienced a more intense and technical training methodology. She praised the Brazilian style and creativity on the field. “Brazilian football is the best. You can dance with the ball,” the young player said.

What Are the Next Steps in Her Career?

Despite receiving an offer to play professionally for Hapoel Tel Aviv in Israel, Noemi decided to continue in youth soccer in the United States. The Israeli club was looking to invest in young talents for their senior team. The club’s new management process and high investment were decisive factors.

With three nationalities and experience at important football centers, Noemi’s future remains open. “I have affection for all the places I’ve been,” she declared. Her father, a sports manager, supports her decision to pursue gradual development.

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