Filipe Luís reveals how Flamengo can beat Barcelona at Club World Cup | OneFootball

Filipe Luís reveals how Flamengo can beat Barcelona at Club World Cup | OneFootball

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·23 de agosto de 2025

Filipe Luís reveals how Flamengo can beat Barcelona at Club World Cup

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Current U-20 World Champion, Filipe Luís is now the head coach of the professional team


Flamengo defends its U-20 World Cup title this Saturday (23), against Barcelona (ESP), at Maracanã. Coach of the 2024 victory, Filipe Luís sent a message to his former players. The current head coach of the main team asked the Garotos do Ninho to relax and enjoy themselves during the 90 minutes of the final.


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Just stopping by to wish you all the best of luck. Enjoy this game, this opportunity to play in a Club World Cup. It’s a very special moment, you’re going to experience a packed Maracanã, supporting you at every moment. Don’t feel any pressure, just enjoy and make the most of the game. It’s a special moment for all of us. Best of luck, I’m rooting for you — said Filipe Luís in a video produced by Conmebol.

WHAT DID THE PLAYERS THINK OF FILIPE LUÍS’ VIDEO?

In the production made by the tournament organizer, three players from the Flamengo U-20 squad watched Filipe Luís’ message: Iago, João Victor, and Douglas Telles. Afterwards, the trio thanked the coach and celebrated the positive energy sent by their former commander.

Thank you once again. Last year, he was very important for us. This year, I’m sure he’ll be cheering us on and sending positive energy,” said captain Iago. “Thank you for the positive energy. Last year, I had the privilege of winning the World Cup with him. That’s it, thanks for the message. We’re together,” commented defender João Victor. “Just want to thank him. Last year, we had the privilege of being champions and I hope we can do it again in 2025,” concluded forward Douglas Telles.

WHERE TO WATCH AND WHAT TIME IS FLAMENGO VS BARCELONA, AFTER ALL?

Champion against Olympiacos (GRE) last year, Filipe Luís will be at Maracanã this Saturday (23) just as a fan, cheering for a second title. So, the match kicks off at 4:30 PM (Brasília time) this Saturday (23), with Globo broadcasting it throughout Brazil. However, the best and most Flamengo-focused coverage will be from Coluna do Fla, on the website, social media, and on YouTube.

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

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