Jorge Jesus confirms he'll be at Flamengo's next game at the Maracanã | OneFootball

Jorge Jesus confirms he'll be at Flamengo's next game at the Maracanã | OneFootball

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·26 de maio de 2026

Jorge Jesus confirms he'll be at Flamengo's next game at the Maracanã

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Which Flamengo match will Jorge Jesus attend?


The Maracanã will welcome a distinguished fan for the clash between Flamengo and Coritiba in the Brasileirão this Saturday (30). A red-and-black idol, Jorge Jesus will be at the ‘Sacred Temple’ to watch the match. According to journalist Pablo Raphael Rua, the ‘Mister’ will watch the game directly from a luxury box. Coluna do Fla also confirmed that Jorge Jesus will watch the match alongside José Boto, Flamengo’s football director.

Last week, Jorge Jesus won the Saudi league title with Al Nassr (SAU) and announced that he was leaving the club. In the same statement, the Portuguese coach said he would go on vacation and spend a few days in Rio de Janeiro. Given that, the ‘Mister’ will take advantage of his leisure time in the ‘Marvelous City’ to relive his memories of the Maracanã.


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It is important to point out that, for now, Jorge Jesus’s visit to the Maracanã is purely for leisure. That means ‘JJ’, as he is affectionately called by Flamengo fans, will once again feel the atmosphere of the Nation at the Rio stadium.

DID JORGE JESUS MAKE HISTORY AT FLAMENGO?

Jorge Jesus is one of the greatest coaches in the history of Flamengo. After arriving at the club in 2019, the Portuguese manager piled up titles and records in charge of Mengão. Among the most important achievements were the 2019 Copa Libertadores and the 2019 Brasileirão. However, in the middle of 2020, the coach left the club.

WHAT IS FLAMENGO’S NEXT MATCH?

Before Jorge Jesus’s visit, Flamengo take the field to face Cusco (PER) in the final round of the Libertadores group stage. In short, the match kicks off at 9:30 p.m. Brasília time this Tuesday (26), at the Maracanã. As usual, Coluna do Fla TV will cover all the details of the match on YouTube, as well as on its website and social media.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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