Flamengo's U-17 team had a special program on Thursday afternoon (August 24th). After training, the Ninho Boys went to the club's headquarters in Gávea and visited the new Flamengo Museum. It was a memorable and exciting day for the Mengão kids.

The tour was organized by the club's Human Development department, in conjunction with the Historical Heritage Department, which accompanied the athletes and led the tour of the museum. The first stop was the trophy room, called "Win, Win, Win," where the Ninho Boys saw the Clube de Regatas do Flamengo's major achievements. Additionally, some players recognized some of the club's youth soccer achievements, such as the São Paulo Junior Football Cup, the Brasileirão, the Copa do Brasil, and the Super Cup (all lifted by the U-17 team in 2021).

Another title that caught the attention of the Ninho Boys was the Copa Brasileirinho, won in 2022, and some athletes from the 2006 generation participated in the campaign. One of them was goalkeeper Caio Barone, who spoke about the moment:

"It's a great feeling. I think that even though we're still very young, we're still marked in Flamengo's history with titles, and that's very important for us too," said the goalkeeper, who also commented on the visit:

"The experience is great. I think we learn a bit about the history of the club we represent, and we realize how big this club is, the importance of the jersey we wear, its weight. And it's incredibly moving to come here to the Flamengo Museum, to have this incredible experience that I'll definitely come back for again," Barone said, before concluding with the emotion he felt in one of the themed sections:

“When I was watching some videos of some fans, of goals that Flamengo scored, and I even got goosebumps, I almost felt like crying, and it was very emotional for me,” he concluded.

The new Flamengo Museum is open to visitors Monday to Monday, from 10 a.m. to 17 p.m.! More information here: https://museuflamengo.com/