Preparations for the derby against Fluminense, a matchup for the Campeonato Carioca title, continue at Ninho do Urubu. After the training camp concluded, Zé Ricardo appeared in the Victorino Chermont Press Room to give a press conference. During the interview, the coach explained the team's conditions for the match.

Zé Ricardo provided an overview of both Éverton and Donatti's recovery processes, as well as praising Paolo Guerrero's excellent form in 2017, which has demonstrated significant influence in matches. The quality and professionalism of Colombian striker Orlando Berrío, recently arrived at Brazil's Most Beloved Club, were also praised by the club's manager.

He completed the first part of our training session as planned and then completed the activity at CEP. Since he showed no signs of injury in tomorrow's training session, he's confirmed for the game. Donatti experienced a minor issue again, and we're taking precautions to ensure he can fully recover. I'll wait for the medical department to tell me about his review tomorrow so we can confirm whether he's fit to play.

It's difficult to conduct a thorough analysis of the Brazilian football calendar. We have teams competing in up to four different competitions. If you don't plan this well in advance, you end up getting confused about the regulations. Most teams end up fielding large squads because they need to be prepared for all of them.

We know he's had some good times here in Brazil, especially during his World Cup campaign with Corinthians. He's reached greater maturity here at Flamengo, feeling more at ease. Guerrero himself has told us that he's more adapted to Rio de Janeiro, that he already feels more like a Carioca. His teammates are also working harder for him, further enhancing his performance.

We'll most likely rest one or two players for this match. The idea is to have full strength against Fluminense, especially since this is a very important title for me, the players, and the fans.

Berrío is an athlete who, in his short time here, has proven himself to be extremely professional. We have no issues with him playing or not. He prepares intensely, always utilizing his best assets, which is his speed. He's certainly a possibility as a starter or substitute during matches.