Flamengo completed the first half of this year's Brazilian Championship with its best campaign in the history of the competition during the points-based era. And one of the keys to Zé Ricardo's success at the helm of the team is certainly the quality of his passing. In this regard, Willian Arão is the player with the highest number of successful passes on the team, with 1.018 correct touches to teammates—24 of which were assists and two for goals.
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A highly active attacking midfielder, the "waiter" midfielder is a key player in Zé Ricardo's tactical scheme. Versatile, the player has started 20 of Flamengo's 22 matches so far in the Brasileirão—one time he wasn't in the starting 11, coming on as a substitute, and the other time he was suspended. Counting all players and the 218 matches played so far, he has completed 141.615 passes in the championship, an average of approximately 650 touches per match.
The Rubro-Negro's next match in the Brasileirão will only be on the 7th, due to the dates of the Qualifiers for the 2018 World Cup, against Ponte Preta, at the Kleber Andrade stadium, in Cariacica-ES. The Mais Querido is vice-leader of the competition, three points behind the first place, with 40 points. For the South American, the team enters the field this Wednesday (31), for the second leg of the second phase, against Figueirense, also in Cariacica. Click here to see how to buy your tickets and support Mengão in their quest for victory.
Those who are proud to be members make the team stronger and always have more Flamengo: discounts on tickets and pay-per-view, exclusive videos to stay up-to-date, advantages in official stores to get the jersey and other products, and much more. Click and join now!
A highly active attacking midfielder, the "waiter" midfielder is a key player in Zé Ricardo's tactical scheme. Versatile, the player has started 20 of Flamengo's 22 matches so far in the Brasileirão—one time he wasn't in the starting 11, coming on as a substitute, and the other time he was suspended. Counting all players and the 218 matches played so far, he has completed 141.615 passes in the championship, an average of approximately 650 touches per match.
The Rubro-Negro's next match in the Brasileirão will only be on the 7th, due to the dates of the Qualifiers for the 2018 World Cup, against Ponte Preta, at the Kleber Andrade stadium, in Cariacica-ES. The Mais Querido is vice-leader of the competition, three points behind the first place, with 40 points. For the South American, the team enters the field this Wednesday (31), for the second leg of the second phase, against Figueirense, also in Cariacica. Click here to see how to buy your tickets and support Mengão in their quest for victory.