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Rubro-Negro traveled to Cabofriense 5-1 in the Rio Cup | Image: FLA TV (1:08)
Filipe Luís Fez is a premiere, this Saturday (9), as coach of Flamengo. None of the leaders of the U-17 club have old qualities, the former full-back saw his “students” come back 5-1 against Cabofriense in the Rio Cup. match of the category, at Cefan (Centro de Educação Física Almirante Adalberto Nunes).
The trio made a decisive decision in House 10 Joshua, who came to their aid and tagged one of their friends. For me, this is one of the biggest of the Rubro-Negra base and, in 2023, witnessing his first professional contract. , with more than 50 million euros (about R$ 270 million for the existing cost).
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The victory was already built in the first half. Logo A minute into the game, Lipão passed through the Vasco base, with Marcou being the first to play against Flamengo, receiving a pass from Joshua.
The line-up was amplified through Cardoso, a few minutes away, approving the goalkeeper’s rebound. In the first stage, Joshua won 3-0 before the 30-day mark.
And at this moment, Filipe Luís is his star. After selling substitutions in a short amount of time, Camargo passed Alan Santos for a 4-0 win in the 17th minute. I have to get there soon.
In the Cabofriense cutting back to 26 minutes, with Enzo Gabriel and Christian – who also said on the bench Rubro-Negro – the final numbers of the Flamengo trio already have our accres.
At dawn at the camp, Filipe Luís accompanied through his sons, who went to work to see their father as a technician.
Previously, Filipe had fun at friends’ houses, with victories over Serrano, Portuguesa-RJ, Boavista and São Paulo and a race for Palmeiras.
The former player, who reached the 2023 final, the two-time CONMEBOL Libertadores champion in 2019 and 2022, as well as the 2019 and 2020 Brazilian championship, as well as the 2022 Brazilian Cup championship, has no era to protect Flamengo. . .