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Flamengo Players Return to Training on Friday Morning (05)

Club football is on pause due to the September FIFA International Break. Because of this, Flamengo gave the squad four days off. As a result, each player chose to enjoy their break in their own way. While some went to the beach, others went to see the snow, some decided to stick to their training routines, and more.

In summary, defender Léo Ortiz took a trip to Bragança Paulista, in São Paulo, where he lived during his time with Red Bull Bragantino. On the other hand, Bruno Henrique went to Bahia with his family to enjoy the beach and a resort.

Pedro and Allan also spent a few days near the beach. It's worth noting that the number 9 took advantage of the break with his wife and twin daughters. In addition, the striker posted a photo on social media using the gym at the hotel where he is staying.

Who Used the Days Off to Train?

It's worth highlighting that Danilo used the break to maintain his physical fitness. That's because the defender is expected to start in Flamengo's next match, since Léo Ortiz will be serving a suspension against Juventude. Besides him, full-back Emerson Royal posted images of himself doing physiotherapy during this break.

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Leo Ortiz

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Bruno Henrique

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Pedro

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Danilo

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Emerson Royal

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When Does the Squad Return?

According to details of the schedule released by Flamengo, after the four days off, the red-and-black squad will return on the morning of this Friday (05). Thus, at Ninho do Urubu, Filipe Luís resumes the players’ preparation for the rest of the season starting at 9:30 a.m. (Brasília time).

When is Flamengo’s Next Match?

In short, Flamengo will only return to the pitch on September 14, when they face Juventude in the 23rd round of the Campeonato Brasileiro. Thus, the teams will face off starting at 4:00 p.m. (Brasília time), at Estádio Alfredo Jaconi, in Rio Grande do Sul.

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