Always attentive to the market and aiming to maintain the excellent performance achieved over the past few years across all youth teams, Flamengo's board, working closely with the club's recruitment and analysis departments, has just announced the arrival of no less than ten new signings, from the youth to junior categories. All of them standout players at their respective clubs in recent seasons and who had been sought after by several top teams in Brazilian football. See the list below:

Breno Herculano – A striker with great physical strength and refined technique, he was a standout for Rio Branco (ES) in the last edition of the São Paulo Junior Football Cup. Born in 1999.

Gabriel Kazu Rossato – A defensive midfielder, he was a standout player for Luverdense, a club where he was already a member of the professional squad. He has been called up to the Brazilian youth national teams several times. Born in 1999.

Gilson da Silva Alves – A highly technical and skillful midfielder, he excelled at Bonsucesso. Born in 2000.

Nathan Saturnino – Defender, he was one of Nova Iguaçu's standout players in the last edition of the São Paulo Junior Football Cup. He was sought after by several top Brazilian teams. Born in 2000.

Rodrigo Muniz – Striker, he was the standout player for Desportivo Brasil in the last edition of the São Paulo Junior Football Cup, where he caught the attention of several clubs in Brazil and abroad. Born in 2001.

Bruno Gabriel – Another standout striker for Desportivo Brasil. Athlete born in 2001.

Denilson Alves Borges – A highly skilled midfielder, he was Itapirense's standout player in the last edition of the São Paulo Junior Football Cup. Born in 2001.

Kaique Nogueira da Silva – Midfielder with a stint at São Paulo, he stood out last season wearing the Guarani jersey. Born in 2002.

Pedro Arthur Machado – Striker who stood out in the last South American Under-15 Championship while playing for the Brazilian National Team, arrives from Juventude. Born in 2002.

Gabriel Slemer Lopes – Like Kaíque, he also played for São Paulo and stood out in 2017 with Guarani. Striker born in 2003.

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"From the club's recruitment perspective, we can say that this start to the year has been very important, given all the work that has been built and strengthened over the past few years to ensure Flamengo is increasingly active in the market and becomes a national benchmark in recruitment. We believe that the arrival of these ten high-level reinforcements reflects all the investment the club has been making in improving its infrastructure and hiring increasingly high-quality and competent professionals in all areas. I would also like to thank all the support and partnership we have received from our superiors, such as Carlos Noval (Director of Youth Football), Marcos Biasotto (Intelligence and Market Manager), and Luís Nogueira (Special Advisor to the President for Youth Football). Thanks to everyone's joint efforts, the market has come to understand and recognize Flamengo as a benchmark for the development and development of athletes," said Luiz Carlos, Recruitment Coordinator of Mais Querido. He added: 

"Of these ten youngsters arriving, two are regularly called up to the Brazilian youth teams (Pedro Arthur and Gabriel Kazu), and all the others have stood out over the last two years at their clubs, and were sought after by practically every major club in the country. We understand that this constant flow of reinforcements is nothing more than proof that Flamengo is positioning itself and becoming an increasingly important reference when it comes to the analysis and recruitment of new athletes in the national market," concluded Luiz Carlos.