Vampeta abandona clubismo e garante classificação do Flamengo contra o Bayern no Mundial: “É um belo time”

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Vampeta abandona clubismo e garante classificação do Flamengo contra o Bayern no Mundial: “É um belo time”

Bruno Henrique e Arrascaeta, em jogo do Mundial (Gilvan de Souza/Flamengo)

Vampeta, mesmo torcendo contra o Flamengo em grande parte das ocasiões, deixou o clubismo de lado. Antes do clube carioca encarar o Bayern de Munique, pelas oitavas do Mundial, o ex-jogador foi convicto ao apostar na eliminação do time bávaro. Embora os alemães sejam os favoritos, houve uma sinalização de que Gerson, Arrascaeta, Bruno Henrique e companhia são capazes de comandar uma vitória neste domingo (29).

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Além dos prováveis titulares, Vampeta lembrou que Pedro e Plata são ótimas opções para o Flamengo ao longo do segundo tempo. Neste cenário, ao garantir que não possui afinidade com o Rubro-Negro, mas admira o legado de Zico, o comentarista confirmou o palpite envolvendo o revés do Bayern.

“Eu estou acreditando que o Flamengo vai ganhar. Rossi; Varela, Léo Pereira, Léo Ortiz e Alex Sandro; Pulgar, Jorginho, Gerson e Arrascaeta; Bruno Henrique e Luiz Araújo. Esse time dá para ganhar do Bayern. É um belo time. Não estão nem falando de Pedro e podem sacar o Arrascaeta para colocar o Plata. Estou falando sério. Eu acho que o Flamengo passa. Vocês sabem que eu não sou muito fã. Eu sou fã do Zico.”, disse Vampeta, no “Bate-Pronto”, da Jovem Pan.

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Flavio Prado não mostra otimismo

Ao contrário de Vampeta, Flavio Prado acredita que o Bayern de Munique deve confirmar o status de favorito ao eliminar o Flamengo. Embora o confronto seja uma oportunidade do futebol brasileiro obter uma “vingança” do trauma do 7 a 1, na Copa do Mundo de 2014, o jornalista decidiu apostar na equipe de Kompany.

“Eu mandarei uma mensagem para o Pilhado falando que eu estou pensando em uma vingança brasileira contra a Alemanha. É a chance do futebol brasileiro se vingar depois do 7 a 1, mas creio que não será dessa vez. Temos uma chance de vingança, mas ainda não será dessa vez.”, opinou Flavio Prado.

Vampeta prevê classificação do Palmeiras

Em relação ao duelo de brasileiros entre Palmeiras x Botafogo, Vampeta repetiu o palpite de Mauro Beting. Inicialmente, o jornalista quis enfatizar o costume do time alviverde de crescer em grandes partidas. Por fim, o pentacampeão do mundo, ao julgar uma superioridade em relação ao Glorioso, não teve dúvidas ao definir o classificado.

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“O Palmeiras, dos quatro (brasileiros), foi o que mais decepcionou. Mas algo me diz, talvez o coração, que o Palmeiras se classifica. Até pelo histórico brilhante e mega vencedor do Abel Ferreira. O Palmeiras passa. Nesses momentos é que o Palmeiras cresce, e precisa crescer. Se jogar o que jogou contra a Inter, não passa.”, externou Mauro Beting. “O Palmeiras passa. Tem um time melhor., concluiu Vampeta.

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