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In analyzing Danilo's career, it's evident he possesses the flexibility to adapt to multiple defensive positions. Whether it’s as part of a three-man back line or a conventional four-man setup, Danilo has demonstrated his capabilities across a range of roles. His versatility makes him an attractive asset for coach Felipe Luiz, especially as Flamengo looks to enhance its defensive arrangement.
Danilo's recent stint at Juventus was marred by reduced playing time, which certainly paves the way for his departure. Unlike fellow Brazilian Jorginho at Arsenal, who regularly features albeit not as a starter, Danilo has found himself on the bench or sidelined for the last six matches. This lack of inclusivity under coach Thiago Motta has made the prospect of his transfer to Flamengo more viable.