Filipe Luís led activities this Friday morning (22), at CT Ninho do Urubu
Flamengo’s training session this Friday morning (22) was marked by the return of some players. One of the new features was the offensive system. After missing the team in some games due to an injury to the adductor of his right thigh, striker Carlinhos is back in Mengão’s activities.
Carlinhos suffered an injury during training with the Flamengo squad at the end of October. During this entire period, the attacker was handed over to the Medical Department to heal 100% of the injury. Showing progress in recovery, the athlete was released and participated normally in this morning’s activity. Now, the expectation is to know whether the number 22 shirt will be available to Filipe Luís in the game against Fortaleza.
Photo: Gilvan de Souza / Flamengo
RETURNS AND MISSING IN FLAMENGO TRAINING
In addition to Carlinhos, De La Cruz also normally participated in the activities. Even with knee protection, the Uruguayan did all the exercises on the CT Ninho do Urubu lawn. Gerson, Léo Ortiz, Varela and Plata, who returned from commitments with the national teams at Data FIFA, were also at the Training Center.
Even though he is not involved in Flamengo’s last two games, Gabigol continues to train with his teammates. This way, the attacker will even be available again against Fortaleza. Finally, the person who carried out separate activities in the field was Luiz Araújo, who continues in the transition process.
FLAMENGO’S NEXT GAME
Between returns and embezzlement, Flamengo continues to prepare for the game against Fortaleza, in the 35th round of the Brasileirão. In short, the match takes place this Tuesday (26), at 8pm (Brasília time), at Arena Castelão. In this way, the Coluna do Fla brings the most red-black broadcast on the internet, on YouTube. Finally, the Premiere (pay-per-view) also shows the clash.
Filipe Luís Leads Flamengo Training: The Return of the Prodigal Strikers
Well, well, well! Look who decided to waltz back into the party! It’s Carlinhos! After playing a riveting game of “Will he, won’t he?” with his adductor muscle (that’s medical jargon for “let’s see how many training sessions I can miss”), the striker has returned to Mengão’s training activities. It seems fortune favors the bold—or at least the properly medicated. And let’s be honest, nothing screams “I’m ready to play!” quite like good old-fashioned rehab!
Carlinhos’ absence following an injury sustained during training back in October had fans on the edge of their seats, as if they were binge-watching a Netflix drama. With a medical department that deserves a medal for their work, he’s now fully cleared and has done a few pirouettes on the CT Ninho do Urubu lawn. The burning question now: Is he fit enough for the showdown against Fortaleza? Fingers crossed, everyone!
Returns and Absences: The Musical Chairs of Flamengo Training
But wait! It’s not just Carlinhos who’s back. Let’s give a round of applause for De La Cruz, who, despite navigating the training ground with a knee brace, decided he’d join the festivities. He’s like that kid who shows up to a party with a trampoline—completely unnecessary but still impressive! Add to the mix the likes of Gerson, Léo Ortiz, Varela, and Plata—who all returned from their national escapades—and we’re starting to get a squad that can actually resemble a football team again.
However, it can’t be all sunshine and rainbows; Gabigol is still on the sidelines, training like he’s auditioning for “Dance Moms”. But look on the bright side: he’s expected back for the big game against Fortaleza, so perhaps they can schedule him for a cameo appearing only in the last 10 minutes—classic Hollywood style!
And don’t forget poor Luiz Araújo—still doing his own thing off to the side, as if he’s practicing for a modern dance interpretation of “Swan Lake” or something. Transitioning from injury is like trying to get back in shape after that last barbecue, complete with the ceremonial “I’ll start on Monday” promise.
FLAMENGO’S NEXT GAME: Ready or Not, Here They Come!
So, as the 35th round of the Brasileirão looms, Flamengo is reconfiguring its lineup like a mad scientist obsessed with creating the Monster of Fußball. The clash against Fortaleza goes down on Tuesday, October 26, at 8 PM Brasília time, in the grand arena that is Castelão—where dreams are made, and usually shattered, like an unexpected red card.
And to wrap this up in a neat little bow, if you want the most unfiltered red-black insight, make sure to check out Coluna do Fla—the only place on the Internet that can make a training session sound like a royal gala. Don’t forget, you can also catch all the action via the Premiere pay-per-view. Just remember: it’s probably cheaper than your last takeaway!
Filipe Luís led activities this Friday morning (22), at CT Ninho do Urubu
This Friday morning (22), Flamengo’s training session showcased several player comebacks, creating an optimistic atmosphere around the team. One notable addition to the squad was striker Carlinhos, who had been sidelined due to an adductor injury in his right thigh for several matches. His return is a significant boost for the team as they prepare for upcoming competitions.
Carlinhos sustained his injury during a training session at the end of October, which led to extended rehabilitation under the care of Flamengo’s Medical Department. After diligently following through with his recovery regimen, he was finally cleared to return to training, fully participating in the morning’s activities. Fans are now eagerly anticipating whether the talented forward, wearing the number 22 jersey, will be fit and available for selection when Flamengo faces Fortaleza.
Photo: Gilvan de Souza / Flamengo
RETURNS AND MISSING IN FLAMENGO TRAINING
Alongside Carlinhos, midfielder De La Cruz was also a standout presence during the training session, despite wearing knee protection. The Uruguayan showcased a remarkable commitment to fitness by completing all prescribed exercises on the lush CT Ninho do Urubu field. Furthermore, Gerson, Léo Ortiz, Varela, and Plata rejoined the training after fulfilling international duties during the recent Data FIFA window, reinforcing the squad depth as they push towards the final leg of the season.
Despite having missed Flamengo’s last two fixtures, star attacker Gabigol continues to train diligently with his teammates, ensuring he remains in top condition ahead of the vital match against Fortaleza. Meanwhile, Luiz Araújo was seen conducting individualized training activities, progressing through his transition phase as he works towards a full return to the team.
FLAMENGO’S NEXT GAME
With a mix of returning players and a few still unavailable, Flamengo is steadfastly gearing up for their crucial clash against Fortaleza in the 35th round of the Brasileirão. This exciting match is scheduled for Tuesday (26), kicking off at 8pm (Brasília time) at the Arena Castelão. Fans can catch all the action through the Coluna do Fla, known for providing the most extensive red-black coverage online via YouTube. Additionally, the match will be broadcasted live on the Premiere (pay-per-view) channel.
How are Flamengo fans reacting to the news of Carlinhos joining the training sessions ahead of the upcoming match?
**Interview with Flamengo Insider: The Return of Carlinhos and Team Spirit**
**Interviewer:** Thanks for joining us today to chat about Flamengo’s training session! It sounds like an exciting time for the team with some key player comebacks. Can you tell us more about Carlinhos and his return to the squad?
**Alex Reed:** Absolutely! The return of Carlinhos is a significant boost for Flamengo. He had been out for quite some time due to an adductor injury he sustained during training in late October. Getting him back into the fold brings not just added depth to the attack but also a wave of optimism ahead of the upcoming matches.
**Interviewer:** I can imagine fans are thrilled! How has the team responded to Carlinhos’ rejoining the training sessions?
**Alex Reed:** There’s definitely a positive energy around the team. You can feel the atmosphere shift when a popular player like Carlinhos returns. Fellow players lift their game, and it adds that crucial competitive spirit. During the session, he seemed to have his speed and agility back, which is promising for the match against Fortaleza.
**Interviewer:** Speaking of the match, what are the expectations for the game next Tuesday?
**Alex Reed:** It’s going to be a critical match for Flamengo in the Brasileirão. The coaching staff, led by Filipe Luís, is likely going to utilize the return of Carlinhos alongside other players like De La Cruz, who even trained with a knee brace, and the returning national team members Gerson, Léo Ortiz, Varela, and Plata. Expectations are high to secure a win at the Castelão stadium.
**Interviewer:** How do you think the absence of Gabigol affects the squad’s dynamics?
**Alex Reed:** Gabigol’s absence is certainly felt, but his commitment to training during this time shows his dedication. Fortunately, he’s expected to return by game day, which could play a significant role in the final moments of the match. Ideally, we’ll see him make a cameo, adding that touch of unpredictability that he’s known for.
**Interviewer:** And what about Luiz Araújo’s situation?
**Alex Reed:** Ah, poor Luiz! He’s still in his transition phase, doing separate activities as he works his way back from injury. It’s important for him to take the time to recover fully without rushing back. His presence will be crucial once he’s back to full fitness, but for now, he’s taking it slow.
**Interviewer:** Sounds like a classic case of managing injuries within a competitive squad. If fans want insider updates leading up to the match, what can they do?
**Alex Reed:** For those looking to get the latest red-black insights, I highly recommend checking out the *Coluna do Fla* YouTube channel—it’s the go-to source for everything Flamengo. They have some truly entertaining content that keeps fans engaged while breaking down all the latest training activities and match preparations!
**Interviewer:** Thanks for sharing your insights! It sounds like Flamengo is gearing up for an electrifying match.
**Alex Reed:** Indeed! Let’s hope for a thrilling game and, of course, a strong return for Carlinhos. Fingers crossed!
