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Flamengo Will Say Goodbye to Matheus Cunha at the Beginning of 2026

The red-black board remains attentive in the transfer market, trying to strengthen Filipe Luís's team. In this sense, Flamengo is keeping an eye on the situation of Matheus Cunha, who has signed a pre-contract with Cruzeiro. As a result, rumors have emerged about possible interest in Gabriel Brazão, the Santos goalkeeper.

However, according to a report by Coluna do Fla, the red-black board has not opened negotiations for Gabriel Brazão. Furthermore, the goalkeeper has already played in 18 matches in the Brazilian Championship. Therefore, if he were to sign with the Most Beloved, the goalkeeper could only play in a maximum of five matches this year: quarterfinals, semifinals, and final of the Libertadores.

IS FLAMENGO LOOKING FOR ANOTHER GOALKEEPER?

Flamengo is searching for a new goalkeeper in the market amid the departure of Matheus Cunha. This is because, without opportunities in Filipe Luís's team, the player signed a pre-contract with Cruzeiro. Thus, the goalkeeper will strengthen the Minas Gerais club starting from the beginning of the 2025 season.

DOES FLAMENGO HAVE OPTIONS IN THE SQUAD?

In addition to Agustín Rossi, the undisputed starter for Flamengo under Filipe Luís, the Most Beloved has two young players from the youth academy who have been receiving opportunities in the first team. Dyogo Alves, 21 years old, has been the third-choice goalkeeper in the squad this season, while Léo Nannetti, 17, has appeared on the matchday squad list for some Mengão matches.

WHAT IS FLAMENGO'S NEXT MATCH?

Meanwhile, Flamengo remains focused on the next fixture of the season. This Sunday (17), Filipe Luís's team faces Internacional at 6:30 pm (Brasília time), at Beira-Rio, for the 20th round of the Brasileirão. As tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla will bring the best coverage on the internet, through YouTube, the website, and social media.

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