Flamengo is the second club in the world with most Uruguayan forums in the country

The Flamengo tries to reverse, in Montevidéu, an advantage on the sofa in the first match of the quarter-finals of the Libertadores, in the quinta-feira (27), against Penãrol. The Uruguayans faced each other by 1 to 0 at the Maracanã and can make the Rubro-Negro provar do own Veneno, since the club is the second in the world with more emerging players from the South American country, without worrying about the local times. O Mengo, with four Uruguayans, turned to the Gimnasia Y Esgrima, from Argentina, who with five of them, shows the new rise of “Bolavip Brasil”.

No flamenguist performer, the meio-campistas De Arrascaeta and De La Cruz and the full-backs Varela and Viña are regulars in the celestial selection. Juntos com o time brasileiro, outros four clubs possuem four uruguaios no elenco. São them: Atlético-GO, Estudiantes (Argentina), Puebla (Mexico) and Mannucci (Peru). Then, 20 clubs have the three Uruguayans at the club, between them from Bahia, Boca Juniors (Argentina), América (Mexico) and LA Galaxy (United States).

Methodology

As national jogadores of the first division of 26 national leagues of the world foram levantadas (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Mexico, United States, Portugal, Spain, France, England, Italy, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Greece, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, China, South Korea and Japan). In total, 143 different clubs were identified as tending to less than one Uruguayan without an élenco.

Uruguayan semi-leagues

In the 26 leagues analyzed at the levantamento level, five do not have a Uruguayan player: Germany, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, China and Arab Emirates. In any case, there is less than one club with less than one Uruguayan player without élenco.

Argentina is a league with more clubs with Uruguay without Elenco

Wines and three different clubs from Argentina can be unless Uruguay is not a voter. It is the campeonato of all the clubs which has been the most hostile to emerging players in Uruguay. São Sete is equipped with three players, one with four (Students) and another with five (Gimnasia).

From uruguaios to the history of Flamengo

According to the “O Gol” website, Uruguayan players have been Flamengo’s defenders throughout history. As the four players attempt to win the Rubro-Negro in the Libertadores semifinals, they also go through Ramirez (zagueiro), Peralta (atacante), Dario Pereyra (zagueiro), Manicera (zagueiro), Soria (meio-campo) and Buchelli (atacante). ).

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