Fluminense Rio de Janeiro (women's football)

Fluminense Rio de Janeiro (women's football)
Basic data
Surname	Fluminense Football Club
Seat	Rio de Janeiro / RJ
founding	1902 (association) 1995 (department)
Colours	fireplace-white-green
president	Pedro Abad
Website	fluminense.com.br
First soccer team
Head coach	Thaissan Santos Passos
Venue	Estádio das Laranjeiras
Places	8000
league	Series A2
2019	15th place
home Away Alternatively

The women's football department of Fluminense Rio de Janeiro (officially: Fluminense Football Club ) was founded in 1995 and reopened in 2018 after a break of several years.

history

A soccer section for women was first established by Fluminense in 1995. A key initiator is said to have been the then eighteen-year-old Susana Werner, who, in addition to her career as a photo model and TV presenter, was also briefly active as a player. She has been married to former national goalkeeper Júlio César since 2002 . At the turn of the millennium, the club competed several times in the Carioca state championship for women , but then limited its activities to the junior area. In July 2011, the youth teams were disbanded for cost reasons in protest of the players and their relatives.

The establishment of a professionally run football section for women was started by Fluminense in late 2018 in order to fulfill the criteria of the continental association CONMEBOL for participation in the Copa Libertadores , which will apply from 2019 , according to which the participating clubs now require the maintenance of a corresponding section. In addition to an A-team, the club also intends to set up appropriate departments and junior teams to promote young talent. To this end, the club entered into a partnership with the Duque de Caxias- based talent promotion group “Daminhas da Bola”, whose players made up the core of the new squad. The founder of this group, Thaissan Santos Passos, once emerged from the youth of Fluminense and has now been appointed first head coach.

For the 2019 premiere season, Fluminense was able to enter the second division of the Brazilian women's championship ( Série-A2 2019 ). The first mandatory league game was played on March 30, 2019 in the Estádio das Laranjeiras, the club's oldest venue. The CRESSPOM team from the Federal District was defeated 2-1. The first goal for Fluminense came from Tarciane Karen dos Sanots de Lima.

Squad for the 2019 season

The Fluminense women's senior squad was officially launched on March 29, 2019:

No. position Surname - TW Sthefani Pereira de Lima (* April 22nd, 1999) - TW Suzani dos Sanots Loreti (* November 10th, 1985) - TW Suyane da Costa Elias Pereira (* 05.01.2002) - FROM Andressa de Paiva Cunha Almeida (* April 21, 1998) - FROM Ellen Lopez de Oliveira (* March 10, 2001) - FROM Janaína da Silva Billé (* March 21, 1997) - FROM Mirian da Silva Nunes (* March 8th, 1994) - FROM Danielle Barboza Duarte Silva (* 13.08.1982) - FROM Fernanda Marcela Silva dos Santos Tandeski Meireles (* March 5th, 1996) - FROM Júlia Elias Macena (* December 2nd, 1998) - FROM Roberta dos Santos Januário (* May 5th, 1996) - FROM Tarciane Karen dos Sanots de Lima (* May 27, 2003) - FROM Nubia Januária Lopes da Conceição (* 06.10.2003) - MF Andresa Fereira de Sousa (* 25.08.1999) - MF Gabriela Tavares da Cruz (* November 7th, 1993) - MF Maria Luiza Souza Nogueira (* March 25th, 1997) - MF Kelly Cristina Pereira da Silva (* May 8th, 1985) - MF Patricia da Silva Bispo (* August 12th, 1999) - MF Roniere Nascimento Silva (* March 5th, 1995) - MF Luany Vitória da Silva Rosa (* 03.02.2003) - ST Rayane da Silva Arruda (* January 27th, 2000) - ST Lohrane Simas Boaventura (* 11.09.1995) - ST Carolina Nascimento Soares de Sá (* 12.08.1999) - ST Daniele dos Sanots de Paula Batista (* April 2nd, 1983) - ST Natalia Lima da Silva (* May 11th, 1999) - ST Rivena Maria Gomes Chaves (* March 29, 1993) - ST Jessica Barbosa de Oliveira Cruz (* October 21, 1991) - ST Samara Melo Salgado (* July 17th, 1993) - ST Danielle Barbosa (* October 21, 1991)

Web links

• official website

Remarks

1. ↑ Placar No. 1119, pp. 40-45. Placar , September 1996, accessed April 4, 2019 . 
2. ↑ Fim do futebol feminino no Flu screened protesto na porta das Laranjeiras. In: globoesporte.globo.com. O Globo , July 5, 2011, accessed April 8, 2019 . 
3. ↑ Fluminense fecha parceria para ter futebol feminino em 2019. In: lance.com.br. Lance! , October 11, 2018, accessed April 8, 2019 . 
4. ↑ De virada, Fluminense vence em estreia no Brasileirão feminino. In: lance.com.br. Lance !, March 30, 2019, accessed April 8, 2019 . 
5. ↑ Fluminense se aproxima de estreia no Brasileirão Feminino; veja o elenco. In: lance.com.br. Lance !, March 29, 2019, accessed April 8, 2019 .