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Flamengo will hold a mid-season training camp in Portugal during the World Cup

The Flamengo squad returned last Friday (19), after weeks off, with the remainder of the 2026 season in mind. As such, this Sunday (21), the Rubro-Negro announced the week’s schedule, which includes the trip to Portugal, where Fla will hold a mid-season training camp.

In short, Flamengo head coach Leonardo Jardim will lead training every day until Friday (26) at 10 a.m. (Brasília time). In addition, on Sunday (28), the red-and-black delegation will depart for Portugal, with the flight scheduled for 3:35 p.m. (Brasília time).

What is Flamengo’s weekly schedule?

*Brasília time.

What is Flamengo’s plan during the mid-season camp?

First of all, Flamengo players were given a break starting on May 31. With the squad returning last Friday (19), the team had 19 days off to enjoy time with family and friends during the World Cup break.

After reporting back, Flamengo’s players went through a period of medical evaluations at the Ninho do Urubu training center. After that, Leonardo Jardim will conduct activities in Rio de Janeiro until June 26. Finally, the red-and-black squad will travel on the 28th to Algarve, Portugal, where the mid-season camp will begin.

Who will Flamengo’s opponents be?

In addition to training sessions, Flamengo will play three friendlies during the mid-season camp. Thus, Leonardo Jardim’s team will face River Plate (ARG), Lausanne-Sport (SUI), and Benfica (POR).

What are the dates and kickoff times of the matches?

Will Flamengo have absences during the mid-season camp?

Yes! Flamengo will have nine absences during the mid-season camp, since some red-and-black players were called up for the World Cup. They are: Arrascaeta, Varela, De La Cruz, Léo Pereira, Alex Sandro, Lucas Paquetá, Danilo, Plata and Carrascal.

When is Flamengo’s first official match after the World Cup?

It is worth noting that Flamengo’s first official match after the World Cup is scheduled for July 22. On that occasion, Leonardo Jardim’s team will face Chapecoense at Arena Condá, in a match valid for the 19th round of the Brasileirão.

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