Flamengo today: catch up on the top Flamengo news this Friday, 10/10/2025 | OneFootball

Check out the highlights from the Red-and-Black news this October 10

Coluna do Fla compiled the main Flamengo updates this Friday (10). That’s because the sports press has been echoing relevant news about the Red-and-Black, who continue preparing to face Botafogo in the Brasileirão.

Rio government reviews potential Maracanã naming rights sale by Fla-Flu duo

Flamengo and Fluminense have shared management of the Maracanã since 2019. Now, the Rio de Janeiro State Government is reviewing a long-standing wish of the Fla-Flu pair: selling potential naming rights for the stadium.

In short, the Rio government has begun a technical analysis of the case for a possible negotiation over the Maracanã’s name. With that, Fla-Flu could close the largest stadium naming-rights deal in Brazil if the plan materializes.

Conmebol holds hearing with Bruno Henrique after controversy in Flamengo’s Libertadores match

Bruno Henrique is taking part, on Friday morning (10) at 11:30 a.m. (Brasília time), in a virtual hearing with Conmebol.

In short, the confederation summoned the forward to clarify the obscene gesture made after Flamengo qualified over Estudiantes (ARG) for the semifinals of the Libertadores.

Bap surprises, raises the tone, and sends a message about refereeing in Flamengo’s match

Finally, last weekend’s Brasileirão refereeing outraged Flamengo fans. In addition to the ‘help’ for Palmeiras against São Paulo, Fla ended up with two players sent off against Bahia.

But was that the reason for the defeat? For Flamengo’s president, Luiz Eduardo Baptista, excuses within the team have to end.

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