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What Did Lucas Paquetá Say After Filipe Luís Left Flamengo?

Midfielder Lucas Paquetá left a message for coach Filipe Luís on Wednesday afternoon (04). In his post, the Cria do Ninho expressed his happiness at having worked with the manager at Flamengo and, in addition, wished his friend good luck in his journey as a coach.

WHAT DID LUCAS PAQUETÁ SAY ABOUT FILIPE LUÍS’ DEPARTURE?

“How I wish all those dreams we dreamed together had come true… I want to thank you for everything you did to bring me back, without a doubt, you were the main reason for that! Your loyalty, dedication, and love for what you do will always be an example for all of us!

As a Flamengo fan, thank you for all the achievements that no one will ever erase! As a friend, thank you for being the amazing person you are! We love you, Fili, may God bless you and bring you even more success in everything you do!” said Paquetá, in a post on ‘Instagram’.

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See this photo on Instagram A post shared by Lucas Paquetá (@lucaspaqueta)

It’s important to note that Lucas Paquetá had his last contact with Filipe Luís on Tuesday afternoon (03), when the former Flamengo coach went to Ninho do Urubu. At the training center, the former left-back was able to say goodbye to the entire squad and club staff.

DOES FLAMENGO ALREADY HAVE A NEW COACH?

Soon after announcing the dismissal of Filipe Luís, Flamengo moved forward with the hiring of Leonardo Jardim. The Portuguese coach arrived in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday night (03) and is already at the Ninho do Urubu training center this Wednesday (04).

Leonardo Jardim arrived in the morning at Flamengo’s Training Center to get to know the facilities. Later this afternoon, the coach will lead his first training session with the squad. The official announcement is expected by the end of this week.

WHEN IS FLAMENGO’S NEXT MATCH?

With Lucas Paquetá available, Flamengo will face Fluminense in the final of the Carioca. In short, the match kicks off at 6 p.m. (Brasília time) this Sunday (08) at Maracanã. As usual, Coluna do Fla TV will cover the match details on YouTube, as well as on the website and social media.

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