Flamengo today: top Flamengo news this Friday, 05/06/2026 | OneFootball

Check out the top red-and-black news highlights this June 5

Coluna do Fla gathered the main Flamengo news this Friday (05). That’s because the sports media has been covering relevant stories involving the Rubro-Negro, who went on vacation right after the win against Coritiba.

Could Flamengo invest heavily in the next transfer window?

Amid the break in the schedule for the World Cup, Flamengo is thinking about market opportunities. In this way, the Most Beloved has set its priorities for signings after the Club World Cup. In addition, Fla has defined the main characteristics for future negotiations, since it will not be able to invest much money in the next window.

In short, Flamengo intends to combine three main pillars in its next signings: technical quality, speed, and physical fitness. That is because the idea of the Most Beloved is to look for players with different characteristics from those already in the squad.

Flamengo closes in on signing coach from São Paulo club

With an eye on the 2026/27 basketball season, Flamengo is making moves behind the scenes in search of changes. In this regard, the club has advanced the hiring of a new coach to lead the team.

According to journalist Enéas Lima, Flamengo has made progress in talks with Demétrius Ferracciú, the current coach of Paulistano. The board expects to finalize the deal in the coming days, as the coach is set to sign a contract valid for two seasons.

Find out where to watch Brazil vs Egypt, in the last friendly before the World Cup

The Brazil national team plays this Saturday (06), starting at 7 p.m. (Brasília time), against Egypt, in the final friendly before the World Cup. The match, which should feature players from Flamengo, will be broadcast on Rede Globo on free-to-air TV.

Other options for watching Brazil vs Egypt are SporTV (subscription channel) and GE TV (YouTube). Before facing Egypt, Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil thrashed Panama 6-2 in a friendly played at the Maracanã last Sunday (31).

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