A number nine thing: Guerrero takes over as Flamengo's top scorer
The Peruvian is the player who has scored the most goals in the Brasileirão and this season with the Manto
By Francisco Freire* - in
A dry shot, with a slight deflection, that rose and fell in a way that defied physics to shake the net and tie a tough game. That's how Guerrero shook the net again, this Sunday (26), against Cruzeiro. And the goal wasn't just worth the draw - that would become a heroic turn: with the goal, the number nine regained the top scorer position for the red-black squad in the Brasileirão and in the season.
Fan club members have the pride of playing alongside each victory: the money goes to football and brings more reinforcements, new talent, and infrastructure to the training center. And they also have advantages in official stores to buy the jersey and wear it with pride! Click and join now.
After the victory, in a conversation with FlaTV, the striker expressed his happiness with his strong performance despite not having played every game due to call-ups and injuries. He spoke about the moment he scored and the effusiveness of his celebration.
"It was a really cool moment! We were trying really hard in the first half, and unfortunately we conceded the first goal, which threw us off a bit. We were tired, we started strong, but I managed to score the equalizer. The emotion of making it 1-1 was really rewarding. Not just for me. For all of us, for the fans. Fortunately, we didn't give up and managed to turn the game around," he analyzed.
In the Brasileirão, right behind Guerrero are Felipe Vizeu and Alan Patrick, with four goals each. This season, Marcelo Cirino is hot on the heels of the Peruvian with 12 goals, followed by Vizeu, Alan, and Arão, with seven each.
Flamengo returns to the field this Wednesday (28), for the second leg of the round of XNUMX of the Copa Sudamericana, against Palestino, at the Kleber Andrade stadium, in Cariacica-ES. Click here and see how to secure your tickets!
*collaborated under the supervision of Isabela Abirached
Fan club members have the pride of playing alongside each victory: the money goes to football and brings more reinforcements, new talent, and infrastructure to the training center. And they also have advantages in official stores to buy the jersey and wear it with pride! Click and join now.
After the victory, in a conversation with FlaTV, the striker expressed his happiness with his strong performance despite not having played every game due to call-ups and injuries. He spoke about the moment he scored and the effusiveness of his celebration.
"It was a really cool moment! We were trying really hard in the first half, and unfortunately we conceded the first goal, which threw us off a bit. We were tired, we started strong, but I managed to score the equalizer. The emotion of making it 1-1 was really rewarding. Not just for me. For all of us, for the fans. Fortunately, we didn't give up and managed to turn the game around," he analyzed.
In the Brasileirão, right behind Guerrero are Felipe Vizeu and Alan Patrick, with four goals each. This season, Marcelo Cirino is hot on the heels of the Peruvian with 12 goals, followed by Vizeu, Alan, and Arão, with seven each.
Flamengo returns to the field this Wednesday (28), for the second leg of the round of XNUMX of the Copa Sudamericana, against Palestino, at the Kleber Andrade stadium, in Cariacica-ES. Click here and see how to secure your tickets!
*collaborated under the supervision of Isabela Abirached