Oswaldo analyzes Flamengo's current situation and celebrates Guerrero's return
Coach gave a press conference after training this morning at CT
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Oswaldo de Oliveira spoke with reporters after this morning's training session at the George Helal Training Center and stated that he is counting on the team's motivation and resilience to win again. The coach also celebrated the return of Paolo Guerrero, who was serving with the Peruvian national team in World Cup qualifying.
Flamengo takes the field this Sunday (October 18.10th) against Internacional at Maracanã, at 16 pm. The team is two points behind the top four and is counting on you to stay in the fight for a spot in the Copa Libertadores. 4 tickets have already been sold: buy yours. Fan members receive discounts and priority access. Be part of the Red-Black Nation.
Check out the main excerpts from the conversation:
Back up
We work hard to win, but sometimes we don't. I don't see it as frustration because the work doesn't end here. We'll try to get back on track and make the best moments happen again.
Motivation
Flamengo is the same Flamengo. Results change, instability happens—all clubs go through this. We lose on Wednesday, but on Sunday we have to go after the win again.
Return of Guerrero
He's crucial. Everyone knows that. Expectations and motivation are growing significantly. Guerrero returned in excellent form. He lamented Peru's defeat, but on the other hand, he performed well in both matches for the national team and is confident he's overcoming the pain of the injury.
Flamengo takes the field this Sunday (October 18.10th) against Internacional at Maracanã, at 16 pm. The team is two points behind the top four and is counting on you to stay in the fight for a spot in the Copa Libertadores. 4 tickets have already been sold: buy yours. Fan members receive discounts and priority access. Be part of the Red-Black Nation.
Check out the main excerpts from the conversation:
Back up
We work hard to win, but sometimes we don't. I don't see it as frustration because the work doesn't end here. We'll try to get back on track and make the best moments happen again.
Motivation
Flamengo is the same Flamengo. Results change, instability happens—all clubs go through this. We lose on Wednesday, but on Sunday we have to go after the win again.
Return of Guerrero
He's crucial. Everyone knows that. Expectations and motivation are growing significantly. Guerrero returned in excellent form. He lamented Peru's defeat, but on the other hand, he performed well in both matches for the national team and is confident he's overcoming the pain of the injury.