Hernane reveals how many goals he'd score for Flamengo in 2025 | OneFootball

Hernane Brocador won the Copa do Brasil in 2013 and was the country’s top scorer that same year

Starting in 2013, Flamengo began to experience a new reality. The team won the Copa do Brasil and restructured itself in sporting terms. One of the main players of that era was Hernane Brocador, who according to himself, would score 50 goals in the 2025 red-black squad.

— Is it an exaggeration to say more than 50? Especially since I spent three months on the bench, right? We don’t really count that, but I spent three months on the bench, that’s at least 20 games. And at Maracanã, I had more goals than games, right? So, you can be sure — Brocador highlighted during the Mengocast.

What was the scenario for Flamengo with Hernane Brocador?

The striker arrived at Flamengo in 2012. Brocador scored the goal that ultimately saved the team from relegation in that year’s Brasileirão. However, in 2013, the player was the top scorer in Brazil for the season and champion of the Copa do Brasil.

What is the scenario in 2025?

In 2025, the squad is extremely star-studded. Thus, Brocador believes that, surrounded by stars, he would score more than 50 goals. The striker, however, would be competing for a spot with Pedro, Bruno Henrique, and Gonzalo Plata.

Has Brocador retired?

Hernane traveled around Brazil and the world after leaving Flamengo. However, the striker was unable to repeat his 2013 season. Thus, the player is currently at Cianorte, in Paraná, until the middle of this year and, with his future still undecided, plans to retire in 2026.

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