Flamengo squad enjoy final break before Juventude clash in the Brasileirão | OneFootball

Flamengo Players Return to Training on Wednesday (10)

The Flamengo has been without games for over a week due to the FIFA Date in September. However, the red-black squad continues to prepare for the next commitment of the season. But, on Tuesday (09), the Fla squad will have the last day off before the next Brasileirão game.

In summary, the Flamengo squad will not train at Ninho do Urubu on Tuesday (09). After four consecutive days of training, the red-black squad will have a day off. However, on Wednesday (10), the players return to work at the Training Center.

In summary, Flamengo will still have five more training sessions before the next Brasileirão game. Thus, on Monday (08), as well as Wednesday (10), Thursday (11), Friday (12), and Saturday (13), the squad trains in the morning, at Ninho do Urubu.

Additionally, next Saturday (13), after the morning training, the Flamengo delegation departs for Rio Grande do Sul, where they face Juventude, on Sunday (14). The red-black trip is scheduled to take place in the afternoon, at a time to be announced by the club.

What is Flamengo's situation in the Brasileirão?

In summary, Flamengo continues to lead the Brasileirão with a certain advantage. Currently, The Most Beloved has 47 points. Palmeiras (43), who was in second place, fell to third position, as they drew with Corinthians. With this, Cruzeiro took over the vice-leadership, with 44 points.

Until when does the FIFA Date last?

It's important to remember that, last Monday (01), the FIFA Date started. Thus, the calendar of Brazilian clubs is paused while the national teams take the field for another stage of the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers. The period, it should be noted, ends on Wednesday (10).

What is Flamengo's next game?

Now, Flamengo returns to the field on Sunday (14), when they face Juventude, for the 23rd round of the Brazilian Championship. Thus, the teams will face off starting at 4pm (Brasília time), at Alfredo Jaconi Stadium, in Rio Grande do Sul.

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