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Alongside this talk of potential transfers, the impending arrival of Danilo, also draws attention. Analysis suggests that he will serve more of a locker-room presence rather than a starting player on the pitch. His veteran experience is poised to be an asset, but the question remains whether he can perform at a level that stakes a claim for a starting position over existing players like Léo Pereira or Léo Ortiz.
Danilo’s recent transition to a defensive role stems from a need to mitigate physical demands, thereby bolstering his longevity in the game. It raises critical discussions on how Flamengo intends to balance experience with the necessity of developing younger prospects from their academy.