John Kennedy ends drought vs São Paulo, eyes starting spot

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·28 novembre 2025

John Kennedy ends drought vs São Paulo, eyes starting spot

Author of one of the goals in Fluminense's historic thrashing of São Paulo on Thursday (27th), forward John Kennedy broke a nearly two-month goal drought. The last time the player found the net was in the 2-2 draw against Sport on October 1st.

The forward emphasized the importance of regaining confidence with the goal scored and is already looking ahead to the upcoming challenges with Fluminense.

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“It's important to always be scoring goals, especially for a forward. I was a bit upset. I played some good matches, others not so well, but without scoring. Scoring a goal today, I think it's important. The confidence gets a bit higher, we feel lighter to play... It's about continuing to work a bit more, looking for more goals to boost confidence and be able to help Fluminense,” commented the athlete.

With Everaldo underperforming and Germán Cano injured, John Kennedy positions himself as an alternative in the starting lineup for the last games of the season.

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