City wants to hire Flamengo revelation

Cleiton, Flamengo’s defender, faces a challenge in his career due to the strong competition in the first team. Despite the hope of more minutes on the field this season, he became the fifth option for the defense, behind players like David Luiz, Léo Ortiz, Fabrício Bruno and Léo Pereira. This scenario significantly limited his opportunities, even though he participated in some Campeonato Carioca matches.

Cleiton’s situation caught the attention of clubs both in Brazil and abroad. On the national scene, Bragantino and Coritiba carried out surveys on the player, showing interest in his profile. Internationally, Grupo City also showed interest, opening up the possibility of a future move to associated teams, such as Bahia and Girona.

Regarding Cleiton’s contract with Flamengo, it is valid until December 2025. The player’s termination fine is set at 50 million euros, although negotiations are open for a lower amount. Discussions about a possible loan are also on the agenda, which could even extend his relationship with the Rio club, providing more experience and visibility.

Coach Tite recognizes Cleiton’s potential and has a positive view of his future, but highlights the need for patience. The possible lack of guarantee of David Luiz’s stay could open up more space for Cleiton in the coming seasons.

Cleiton is managed by Bertolucci Sports, an agency with a strong presence in the European market and good relationships with national clubs, facilitating potential negotiations. Finally, despite loan proposals from São Paulo, Bahia and Coritiba in the past, Flamengo chose to keep Cleiton, indicating that there are still plans for him within the club’s structure.

Chinese Beetle will be sold in Brazil

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