Galvão Bueno mocks three clueless Flamengo players after Fluminense match | OneFootball

Galvão Bueno Reacted to the Situation After Flamengo vs Fluminense on Sunday (08)

Shortly after Flamengo won the Carioca title over Fluminense, Flamengo fans began chanting the name of Filipe Luís. The reaction impressed the commentator Galvão Bueno, who mocked President Luiz Eduardo Baptista, Football Director José Boto, and Coach Leonardo Jardim.

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“The Flamengo fans chanted Filipe Luís' name at Maracanã, and the three appeared looking dumbfounded,” said Galvão Bueno on Monday (09) during the 'Galvão FC' program on SBT. On the occasion, the commentator and guests were discussing the dismissal of the former full-back that occurred last Tuesday (03).

WHAT HAPPENED IN THE CARIOCA FINAL?

While the Flamengo team was receiving the trophy and medals as Carioca champions, part of the fans began to honor Filipe Luís. Side by side, Bap, Boto, and Jardim remained with serious and focused expressions, without showing any reaction. However, for Galvão Bueno, they looked “dumbfounded.”

In interviews, the players also made a point of praising Filipe Luís in the Carioca Championship victory. On the other hand, President Bap, when questioned about the matter, got irritated with the journalists and asked for the focus to be on the three-time championship.

WHAT ELSE DID GALVÃO BUENO SAY?

Still on the program, Galvão Bueno expressed concern about Flamengo under Leonardo Jardim's command. The commentator believes that the Portuguese coach's philosophy is opposite to what Flamengo fans want for the club. See what the communicator said.

— I have something in mind: Leonardo Jardim's style of play, who is a great coach, does not match Flamengo's DNA. They tried to play further back, with long balls forward —, said Galvão Bueno on SBT's program last Monday (09).

Leonardo Jardim will have the chance to prove Galvão wrong this Wednesday (11), when the Rubro-Negro faces Cruzeiro at 9:30 PM (Brasília time). The match will take place at Maracanã, for the fifth round of the Brasileirão, and Coluna do Fla will provide full coverage.

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