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Jorginho Cleared to Join Flamengo for FIFA Club World Cup
Jorginho will play for Flamengo at the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup. Arsenal agreed to release him before his contract ends. The experienced midfielder is set to sign a three-year deal with the Brazilian giants. This is a big move for both his career and Flamengo’s midfield plans.
WHAT HAPPENED?
Flamengo has been working since January to get Jorginho on a free transfer. His Arsenal contract ends in June 2025. With the Club World Cup starting on June 17, Flamengo needed Arsenal to release Jorginho early. Arsenal agreed, allowing Jorginho to join Flamengo for the tournament. He turned down offers from Besiktas, Fiorentina, and Palmeiras. He is expected to sign a contract until 2028. The official announcement is soon, and Jorginho will join Flamengo’s squad immediately.
JORGINHO’S SEASON AND FLAMENGO’S AMBITIONS
Jorginho, 33, has been a key leader at Arsenal. He plays an important role off the bench and provides cover in midfield. His minutes have been fewer this season, but his professionalism and tactical understanding are valued.
Flamengo wants to boost their squad for domestic and international competitions. Adding a player with Premier League and European experience is a big boost. Flamengo is one of Brazil’s top teams. They are near the top of the Brasileirão standings and preparing for a run of tough fixtures. They aim to reclaim both national and international glory.
WHAT’S NEXT FOR FLAMENGO AND ARSENAL?
With Jorginho joining in June, Flamengo will rely on his leadership in the FIFA Club World Cup. They will face some of the world’s best clubs. Flamengo’s next league match is crucial for their title chase. They are closely battling with Palmeiras and Botafogo at the top of the table.
For Arsenal, releasing Jorginho early means they need to strengthen their midfield options in the summer. Other departures are expected. Both clubs face important fixtures: Flamengo seeks international silverware, and Arsenal is planning their rebuild for next season. The Premier League returns in August.