Flamengo's impressive debut in the CONMEBOL Libertadores was highlighted by the international press. After a 4-0 victory over San Lorenzo at Maracanã, newspapers in Colombia, Argentina, and Peru commented on the performance of the "Mais Querido" (Bridgestone), praising the atmosphere at Maracanã.

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O El Mundo, from Colombia, stated that Flamengo "put fear into San Lorenzo at Maracanã", highlighting the entry of Orlando Berrío in the 32nd minute of the first half.

The Argentine Olé spoke about the red-black "dance", also commenting on the good performance of Mais Querido during the 90 minutes.

O ByPeruvian newspaper praised the mosaic created by the nation, calling it "one of the most beautiful images of the competition." The newspaper also praised Miguel Trauco's second "dream debut," scoring the second goal of the night and his time with Flamengo. The Peruvians also spoke about the fans' "spectacular reaction" after Paolo Guerrero's missed penalty, which saw them chant his name.

Highlighting the great goals from Diego and Trauco, the As, from Colombia, highly praised the Mais Querido, also emphasizing the club's work in utilizing the Maracanã stadium. The Colombians also spoke about the fans, who, with 60 fans, did not disappoint and gave a "moving welcome with a mosaic." "The celebration was complete due to the result and, above all, the unity between the fans and the team in the stadium," he added.

O El Bocón and Open admission, both from Peru, also spoke about Trauco and Guerrero, commenting on the importance of the two in Flamengo's squad.