Fluminense set out plans, midfielder Dohmann not in the frame for 2026 | OneFootball

Fluminense has begun planning its squad for the 2026 season and is already starting to make important decisions regarding players developed in Xerém. According to Wilson Fort from Central Fluminense, one of the names that is not expected to remain at the club next year is midfielder Gustavo Dohmann, one of the standout players from the club’s 2005 youth generation.

Currently 20 years old, Dohmann will turn 21 in 2026 and will exceed the age limit for the Under-20 team, which requires a decision about his future. Although he is regarded internally as one of Xerém’s greatest recent prospects, the management has decided not to include the player in the professional squad for the next season.

Given this scenario, Fluminense is open to listening to offers for the midfielder. The club’s priority is a loan move, aiming to give the player more experience, but a permanent transfer is also not ruled out if a satisfactory offer arises.

Dohmann began his sporting journey in futsal, in Petrópolis, and joined Fluminense at just nine years old. At Xerém, he transitioned from indoor to field football and built a solid career in the youth categories, being a starter in almost all of them. The midfielder has also been called up for Brazil’s youth national teams and was recently invited to join training sessions with the senior national team.

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