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Five Flamengo/Marinha players are called up for a week of training with the Brazilian National Team

Athletes will be present next Monday and will travel to Itú, in São Paulo.

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Flamengo/Marinha is the Brazilian National Team five times! This Thursday (17), the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) released the list of players called up for a training period in Itú, São Paulo, and five red-blacks appeared: top scorer Dany Helena, midfielder Ju Ferreira, right-back Rayanne Machado and goalkeepers Kemelli Trugilho and Stefane Pereira. They will be presented next Monday (22).


For Rayanne and Ju, being selected for the senior squad is nothing new. They were both called up for a few weeks of training during the season, in addition to being part of the squad that competed in the Tournament of Nations. Kemelli and Stefane are also regulars on the U-20 national team, collecting titles with the green and yellow jersey. New to the mix is ​​Dany Helena, who excelled in the Brasileirão Feminina and saw her name called up for the first time.

The players will be in Itú on Monday (22), at 12 pm, and will stay until November 6th carrying out preparation activities for the next Brazilian challenges. They will be missing from Flamengo/Marinha, initially, in the matches against Liga de Arraial do Cabo/ACCEL FC and LRD/Bonitão.

The Clube de Regatas do Flamengo women's soccer team relies on resources from its sponsors – Caixa and Avon – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR) and the State Incentive Law/State Secretariat of Sports, Leisure and Youth (Seelje) of Rio de Janeiro.