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The reopening of the Cláudio Coutinho gymnasium is a highlight

The edition also features football training in Atibaia, red-black achievements in judo and rowing, as well as a tribute to basketball star Vitor Benite.

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On the next edition of TV Fla, Flamengo fans will be able to see the Rubro-Negro Artistic Gymnastics Meeting. With President Eduardo Bandeira de Mello and Vice President of Olympic Sports Alexandre Póvoa in attendance, as well as Director Marcelo Vido, the event was presented by the sport's manager, Luisa Parente. After the men's and women's youth teams warmed up, athletes and students from the Sempre Flamengo Sports School paraded and performed for the audience, which included the Vice Presidents of Communication, Assets, Fla-Gávea, Administration, and Legal Affairs, as well as the club's general director. The event was historic as it represented the return of top-level Artistic Gymnastics to training in Gávea, at the Cláudio Coutinho Gymnasium, after the 2012 fire. The program will air, exceptionally, next Monday (June 23.06), on the Premiere FC subscription channel, at 20:30 pm. From Tuesday (23.06), the Nation will be able to watch this edition on the Official Website.

The program also highlights Flamengo's recent achievements in two Olympic sports. In judo, Bárbara Timo (70kg) and Ruan Isquierdo (100kg) stood out at the Pan American Open in El Salvador. Ruan won bronze with a victory over Ramon Pileta of Honduras; Bárbara secured her third place on the podium with an ippon over Canadian Monika Burgess. In rowing, Flamengo won the 3rd Regatta of the State Championship. In total, Flamengo won four gold medals. For the remainder of the season, four Flamengo athletes were called up to join the team that will compete in the international season in Europe: Willian Giaretton, Thiago Almeida, Fabiana Beltrame, and Beatriz Cardoso.

This Sunday's edition also features the professional soccer team's return to training. The group will spend a week training in Atibaia, São Paulo. On Monday (June 23.06), the entire team will return to Rio to continue training at Ninho do Urubu, continuing preparations for the return of the Brazilian Championship in July.

In Momento Lafarge, Flamengo fans look back at a defining moment for Flamengo. This edition will feature a tribute to basketball star Vitor Benite. After six months out due to a serious knee injury, the Flamengo forward/point guard returned to the court for the Novo Basquete Brasil (NBB) final. He came on in the second quarter and scored six decisive points in the final period, securing Flamengo's third championship title.