Éverton: "We will honor the shirt until the end"
Athlete talks about the team's goals and calls on fans for upcoming challenges
By Communication - Official Club Website - in
Averaging a goal per game at the start of the Brazilian Championship, midfielder Éverton is one of the players responsible for leading the team. Experienced, he believes Flamengo has the strength to climb the table as soon as possible and is counting on the support of the Red-Black Nation throughout the campaign. Their next opponent will be Avaí, at Ressacada Stadium in Florianópolis.
"Our goal is to finish among the top teams, without underestimating or disrespecting our opponents. We learned a lesson from last year, and we'll definitely do better. We didn't come from behind against Sport by a hair's breadth; we wanted the win at all costs to repay the support of the fans, who turned out in large numbers. We're already focused on Avaí; there's no way around it. We just have to get there, play a good game, and come back with the three points," explained Éverton.
Skilled and technically refined, the athlete states that the red-and-black team showed no shortage of determination, determination, and sweat in the first two rounds of the Brazilian Championship. According to him, the fans' support will be crucial during the competition.
"Vanderlei always demands a lot of commitment from us on the field, and we never let that slip away. In fact, we're just missing the ball going in, because we've been creating chances. The fans can believe we'll turn things around. We'll honor the jersey until the end, and we're counting on the support from the stands," he said.
The Most Beloved will train at the George Helal Training Center until Friday (22.05), when they will travel to Santa Catarina. The match will be on Sunday (24.05), at 16 pm.
"Our goal is to finish among the top teams, without underestimating or disrespecting our opponents. We learned a lesson from last year, and we'll definitely do better. We didn't come from behind against Sport by a hair's breadth; we wanted the win at all costs to repay the support of the fans, who turned out in large numbers. We're already focused on Avaí; there's no way around it. We just have to get there, play a good game, and come back with the three points," explained Éverton.
Skilled and technically refined, the athlete states that the red-and-black team showed no shortage of determination, determination, and sweat in the first two rounds of the Brazilian Championship. According to him, the fans' support will be crucial during the competition.
"Vanderlei always demands a lot of commitment from us on the field, and we never let that slip away. In fact, we're just missing the ball going in, because we've been creating chances. The fans can believe we'll turn things around. We'll honor the jersey until the end, and we're counting on the support from the stands," he said.
The Most Beloved will train at the George Helal Training Center until Friday (22.05), when they will travel to Santa Catarina. The match will be on Sunday (24.05), at 16 pm.