Flamengo
Gabi will use the trick that he will miss important matches and also the fact that he cannot be called up for the Brazilian team
Per Alexsander Vieira
04/01/2024 – 22:28hs EDT
Per Alexsander Vieira
04/01/2024 – 22:28hs EDT
Gabigol and the suspension effect
Gabigol is suspended from activities as a football player until April 2025 for attempted fraud in the anti-doping test. O Flamengo is giving full support to its athlete and an important news happened this Monday (1).
According to information from journalist André Hernan, at UOL Esporte, striker Gabigol will enter this Tuesday (2) with request for suspensive effect to be able to return to training and playing for Flamengo until his appeal is judged.
The attacker will claim “irreparable damage” during this period in which he cannot train and play until the trial. The defense’s expectation is to be successful with this issue so that the player returns quickly.
In the allegation, the damage is due to him being left out of the finals of the Campeonato Carioca, the beginning of the Libertadores, Brasileirão and also being called up for the Brazilian team that will compete in the Copa América.
Gabi in the national team?
Even though he has been away from Amarelinha in recent years, especially being left out of the last World Cup in Qatar, there is an understanding that he and Dorival worked together and have a great relationship.
Will Gabigol have a suspensive effect?
Will Gabigol have a suspensive effect?
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Gabi has one month to prove that she can go to the Copa América. The Brazilian team coach has already called two Rubro-Negro players to be present with him: Ayrton Lucas and Fabrício Bruno.
The list should be released in mid-May, which leaves room for him to immediately return to training and to the field. To be with the Seleção, the number 10 needs to return to acting as quickly as possible.
Repercussion on the suspensive effect
Alexsander Vieira is a journalist who has been covering sports such as football for around four years, with an emphasis on Brazilian and South American football. He specializes in covering São Paulo Futebol Clube. Graduated in journalism from Faculdade das Américas in 2019, he is pursuing a postgraduate degree in Sports Journalism from Faculdade Cruzeiro do Sul. Currently at Bolavip Brasil, he has worked for renowned media outlets such as Terra, Estadão, TV Climatempo and Record TV.
