Why Flamengo will renew Bruno Henrique's contract? Deal details explained | OneFootball

Bruno Henrique is set to reach nine seasons playing for Flamengo

Flamengo and Bruno Henrique are moving toward a contract renewal for one more season. In the meantime, what are the terms and conditions for the club and the player to extend the deal through the end of 2027?

In short, the contract length and Bruno Henrique's salary have already been agreed with Flamengo. In fact, the No. 27’s wages will not undergo any kind of change. According to GE, Fla did not even propose a salary reduction to the player.

In the 2024 renewal, Bruno Henrique was among the highest-paid players in the Flamengo squad. However, that is no longer the current reality for the No. 27. That is because some players earn almost three times more than the forward.

Why is Flamengo renewing Bruno Henrique’s contract?

Recently, Flamengo president Bap publicly stated that, as far as he is concerned, Bruno Henrique should stay at the Most Beloved until he decides to retire. As a result, at 35 years old, the No. 27 is expected to remain at Fla until he expresses the desire to hang up his boots.

Thus, the motivation for Flamengo and Bruno Henrique to extend the deal for one more season is the bond and identification the No. 27 has with the club and the fans. One of the squad leaders, the forward is the team’s main captain.

In addition, Bruno Henrique is considered a reference point for Flamengo’s values, and that helps keep the group united. At Fla since 2019, the No. 27 has played 355 matches, totaling 113 goals and 56 assists for his teammates.

In addition, Bruno Henrique is one of the biggest winners in Flamengo history, alongside Arrascaeta, with 18 titles won. Among the main trophies are: three Libertadores, three Brasileirão titles, and two Copa do Brasil titles.

What is Flamengo’s next match?

With Bruno Henrique available, Flamengo will face Fluminense this Sunday (12) at the Maracanã, in the 11th round of the Brazilian Championship. The match is scheduled to kick off at 6:00 p.m. (Brasília time), with live coverage on Premiere via pay-per-view.

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