Coluna do Fla
·01 de junho de 2026
Samuel Lino, Pedro and 2 more get a different break at Flamengo; why

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·01 de junho de 2026

After the 3-0 win over Coritiba on Saturday (30), the Flamengo squad began its vacation period, taking advantage of the break in the calendar for the World Cup. However, the situation is different for two Rubro-Negro players: Léo Ortiz and Jorginho.
In short, neither Léo Ortiz nor Jorginho went on vacation with the rest of the Flamengo squad. That is because both will continue treatment for their respective injuries. While the center back suffered a muscle injury in his thigh against Coritiba, the midfielder has been dealing with a fractured toe since the match against Palmeiras.
According to GE, Léo Ortiz, at least, will get a few days off starting June 8. It is worth noting that the official return of the Flamengo squad to Ninho do Urubu will take place on the 19th of the same month. On that occasion, the players will undergo their first physical tests and routine medical evaluations.
On the other hand, Pedro and Samuel Lino, who were on Carlo Ancelotti's preliminary list, are closely following the movements of the Brazil national team. That is because Brazil’s coach can call them up until 24 hours before the Seleção’s debut if he needs to withdraw any player.
It is worth highlighting that, so the players do not lose match fitness during the break for the World Cup, Flamengo drew up a special plan, including a mid-season training camp in Portugal. As a result, the squad will travel to Europe on June 28.
The first stage of Flamengo’s preparation will take place in the city of Lagos, where the group will stay from June 29 to July 5. Right after that, the delegation will head to Estoi, where it will train until July 12.
During the period in Portugal, Flamengo will play three friendlies as preparation for the return of official competition. In short, the matches will be against Falkirk (SCO), Birmingham (ENG), and Benfica (POR).
Despite the friendlies in Portugal, Flamengo will only officially return to action on July 22, when they face Chapecoense. The teams will play in the 19th round of the Brasileirão at Arena Condá in Chapecó, at a time yet to be confirmed and announced.
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