TV Fla brings an exclusive interview with Eduardo
On a Rio beach, a naturalized Croatian striker has a relaxed chat with presenter Karol Di Nassif
By Communication - Official Club Website - in
On the next edition of TV Fla, Flamengo fans can watch an exclusive interview with Eduardo, discussing his career and his time at Mais Querido. On the beach in Recreio dos Bandeirantes, a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, he tests his popularity on the streets. Already embraced by the fans, the player even spoke Croatian with presenter Karol Di Nassif. The program will air next Sunday (October 19.10) on the subscription channel Premiere FC at 14:20 pm, before Flamengo vs. Atlético-PR, which starts at 16 pm. Starting Monday (October 20.10), the nation will be able to watch this edition on the Official Website.
Viewers will also be able to see the visit of the Olympic-winning British rowers to the Gávea Nautical Headquarters. In addition to the exchange with 42 athletes, 21 ergometers were brought to the club, the result of a partnership between Flamengo and the British Olympic Association (BOA).
In the "Fla" Week segment, we highlight the young fan club members on Match Day against Cruzeiro, as well as the victory over the Minas Gerais team and qualification for the Copa do Brasil semifinals. In Olympic sports, pride in the pools: the Canetti sisters, water polo players, and four synchronized swimmers were South American champions for the Brazilian National Team in Mar del Plata, Argentina.
Viewers will also be able to see the visit of the Olympic-winning British rowers to the Gávea Nautical Headquarters. In addition to the exchange with 42 athletes, 21 ergometers were brought to the club, the result of a partnership between Flamengo and the British Olympic Association (BOA).
In the "Fla" Week segment, we highlight the young fan club members on Match Day against Cruzeiro, as well as the victory over the Minas Gerais team and qualification for the Copa do Brasil semifinals. In Olympic sports, pride in the pools: the Canetti sisters, water polo players, and four synchronized swimmers were South American champions for the Brazilian National Team in Mar del Plata, Argentina.