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Check out the most read news from Coluna do Fla this November 14th

Flamengo performed again this Tuesday (14), after two days off. In the activity, the big news were the returns of David Luiz and Allan. Furthermore, several other topics were highlighted here in Coluna do Fla. See what happened this November 14, 2023.

1^O Flamengo stops contract renewals for 3 players

At Tite’s request, Flamengo held some meetings related to contract renewals. After all, according to the coach, the focus has to be on the final stretch of the Brazilian Championship. See which agreements were postponed to remain at Mais Querido BY READING THE ARTICLE HERE.

two^O De la Cruz at Flamengo: River Plate defines cash payment method

Flamengo will invest heavily in the next transfer window. One of the targets is Nicolás de la Cruz, Uruguayan from River Plate (URU). However, it will not be an easy mission, as the Argentine club claims that it will only release after payment in cash. See details by READING THE ARTICLE HERE.

3^O Flamengo prepares proposal for Gustavo Scarpa, ex-Palmeiras

Still without renewing Everton Ribeiro, Flamengo will look for midfielders on the market for 2024. One of the names on the radar is Gustavo Scarpa, who has been little used in Europe. Furthermore, Mengão is already studying which proposal he will send to the athlete. Check out READING THE ARTICLE HERE.

4^O Caixa may return to sponsor Flamengo

Flamengo’s main sponsor for many years, Caixa Econômica Federal may soon be back on the club’s shirt. This is because the Federal Government bank is studying the possibility of investing in football. So, the Sacred Mantle would be the first option, according to Coluna do Fla. Read details HERE.

5^O English team defines value for Gustavo Scarpa; Flamengo monitors the midfielder

Gustavo Scarpa is one of the names on Flamengo’s radar. Rubro-Negro, however, needs to run, as other clubs are keeping an eye on the midfielder. Nottingham Forest (ING) defined when they want to receive money to negotiate the athlete. See details by READING THE ARTICLE HERE.