Everton Ribeiro reveals chat with Flamengo's 2019 side: ‘Nostalgic’ | OneFootball

What was Everton Ribeiro’s conversation with Flamengo’s former 2019 players like?

Everton Ribeiro has a beautiful history with Flamengo and still holds fond memories of his time with the Rubro-Negro. After Mengão’s 2-0 win over Bahia, the midfielder shared behind-the-scenes details of the video call he received from the ‘2019 Generation’ on his birthday.

“Yes, it was a get-together that happened out of nowhere. Diego called me, then Rafinha, Filipe, Diego Alves, Mister joined in… We remembered great moments, gave thanks for everything we went through, and also celebrated my day. So, it’s really special to have this friendship that lasts a lifetime. We know it was a magical moment for everyone. It was incredibly nostalgic,” said Everton Ribeiro as he left the Maracanã this Sunday (19).

WHAT WAS EVERTON RIBEIRO’S VIDEO CALL WITH THE 2019 GENERATION LIKE?

Everton Ribeiro turned 37 on April 10. To celebrate the date, players who were part of the 2019 squad made sure to set up a video call with the midfielder.

In the post shared by Diego Ribas, the teammates and friends were clearly having a great time during the call. Coach Jorge Jesus was also on the call. Faced with that scene, Flamengo fans went wild.

DID EVERTON RIBEIRO WIN TITLES WITH FLAMENGO?

Midfielder Everton Ribeiro was part of Flamengo’s rebuilding process in recent years. In 2017, the player helped kick off the club’s run of major signings at the Rubro-Negro. After that, the former No. 7 took part in historic triumphs wearing the Sacred Jersey, including two Libertadores titles (2019 and 2022), two Brasileirão titles (2019 and 2020), and one Copa do Brasil title (2022).

WHAT IS FLAMENGO’S NEXT MATCH?

While Everton Ribeiro looks back on his stories with Flamengo, Mengão’s squad is preparing for its next commitment of the season. On Wednesday (22), the Most Beloved returns to the pitch to face Vitória in the first leg of the fifth round of the Copa do Brasil.

In short, the ball starts rolling at 9:30 p.m. Brasília time, at the Maracanã. As usual, Coluna do Fla TV will cover all the details of the match on YouTube, as well as on its website and social media. Finally, Rede Globo (free-to-air), SporTV (cable), and Premiere (pay-per-view) will broadcast the match.

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