Tite changes Flamengo's scheme for the game against Bragantino

This Friday morning (03), Flamengo concluded its preparations at the training center for the clash with Bragantino at Nabi Abi Chedid, on Saturday, at 6:30 pm (Brasília time). The coach will promote a change in the game plan played by the team until now. The match will be valid for the fifth round of the Brasileirão.

Tite's plans

Without counting on Cebolinha, he tried a scheme to play in 4-4-2 with Pedro and Bruno Henrique together, playing up front. Tite insists that he needs to rotate the squad and will spare athletes, considering the game on the 7th, next Tuesday, against Palestino (Chile) at the opponent's home. From this perspective, Léo Ortiz and Wesley will be on the field, instead of Fabrício Bruno and Varela, as reported by “Coluna do Fla”.

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_{Agustin Rossi will continue as a starter in the CRF goal (Photo: reproduction/WagnerMeier/GettyImages Embed)}

Team placement

The red-black club currently has 7 points in the table and is in eighth place. The team is two games without a win in the competition, after drawing with Palmeiras and being defeated by Botafogo by a score of 2-0. Flamengo beat Amazonas last Wednesday (01) by a slim 1-0 in the Copa do Brazil and the team's poor performance angered the fans, who booed the team in the middle of Maracanã.

The rotation continues

It is worth remembering that Flamengo had already spared athletes in previous games. Just for the game in Bolivia, for the Libertadores, seven starting players did not even travel. And after the game against black and white, the squad found itself missing due to injuries. Still, in the midst of so much turbulence, the coach plans to get the squad to overcome the bad phase and get back on good paths.

The lineup will probably feature Rossi, in goal; Wesley, Léo Ortiz, Léo Pereira and Ayrton Lucas, for the defense; Allan, Igor Jesus, Gerson and De la Cruz, in the middle; Bruno Henrique and Pedro, in attack.

Featured Photo: Tite will change Fla's game plan (Reproduction/LuisAcosta/AFP)