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A judoka with experience in the Brazilian U-21 National Team arrives at Flamengo motivated to pursue national titles in 2026.
Originally from Campinho, the 28-year-old judoka arrives at Flamengo with national titles and aims for new achievements wearing the red-and-black kimono.
With two gold medals, two bronze medals, and outstanding performances from its young prospects, Flamengo concludes its campaign on a high note in Belo Horizonte.
With 34 athletes, Flamengo seeks to repeat the overall title won at the 2024 Brazil Trophy in Belo Horizonte.
Rafaela Silva, Giovanna Santos and Marcelo Gomes reach the podium in Mexico; Karol Gimenes also represents Rubro-Negro in the international competition
Rubro-Negro dominates the competition and wins 72 medals at Arena Carioca 1
Flamengo is betting on a 14-year-old talent who is already shining in national and European tournaments.
At 17 years old, the red-black jewel seeks to crown a trajectory marked by dedication, overcoming and international achievements with the dream of world gold.
Red-black promise represents Brazil at the Cadet Judo World Championships in Bulgaria
Rafaela Silva, Marcelo Gomes and Karol Gimenes are Mengão's players called up for the Judo World Championship in Budapest
Rubro-Negros win four medals in Vila Velha
With two bronze medals and good performances, the red-blacks remain strong in the race for the U-18 World Cup
Bronze in Kazakhstan marks Rafaela's first Grand Slam podium in the new category
A reference in Brazilian judo, Rafaela leads the red-black campaign; Dani Karla and Marcelo Gomes fight in intense duels but do not get the spot
Rafaela Silva, Marcelo Gomes and Dani Karla represent Mais Querido in the fight for a place in Santiago
Flamengo judoka wins continental competition and earns important points in the race for a spot at the Junior Pan American Games
After the silver medal in Warsaw, the red-black judoka is looking for another medal
Flamengo judoka reaches the podium for the second time this year and adds important points to the Olympic rankings
With great recent achievements, the red-black judokas face the best in the world this weekend
Rafaela Silva (63 kg), Dani Karla (70 kg) and Karol Gimenes (78 kg) represent Brazil in the tournament
Flamengo's judoka represents the Brazilian national team and is already looking ahead to the season's next challenges.
At the Baku 2025 tournament, the Brazilian judoka shone on the mats, overcame challenges and secured an important step in his international career.
Olympic, world and Pan-American champion remains at Mengão for another year
Giovanna Santos and Marcelo Gomes remain at FlaJudô in search of new achievements for Rubro-negro
