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The 20 greatest Flamengo idols of all time

The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Zico · Arrascaeta · Júnior. (Updated Dec 21, 2025.)

Flamengo's 20 greatest idols according to Goal: from the 1981 world champions Zico, Júnior and Leandro to three-time Libertadores winners Arrascaeta and Bruno Henrique.

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Top 20

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    Zico

    The greatest of all: 509 goals, the all-time top scorer, and the 1981 Libertadores and world title.

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    Arrascaeta

    Three Copa Libertadores and three Brazilian league titles with Flamengo.

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    Júnior

    The player with the most games for the club: 865.

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    Leandro

    The greatest right-back in the club's history.

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    Bruno Henrique

    Key man in the 2019 Libertadores and the 2019 and 2020 league titles.

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    Zizinho

    The star of the first three-in-a-row state titles (1942, 1943 and 1944).

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    Leônidas da Silva

    The "Black Diamond", named the best player of the 1938 World Cup.

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    Adílio

    Shone in the 1981 Libertadores and world title.

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    Andrade

    Four league titles: 1980, 1982, 1983 and 1987.

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    Gabigol

    Both goals in the comeback in the 2019 Libertadores final; the club's top scorer of the 21st century.

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    Dejan Petković

    The free kick against Vasco that won the 2001 state title.

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    Adriano

    "The Emperor", hero of the 2009 league title.

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  13. 13

    Dida

    257 goals in 364 games.

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  14. 14

    Everton Ribeiro

    Captain of the winning generation from 2019 to 2022.

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    Nunes

    The "Finals Striker", with two goals in the 1981 world final.

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    Evaristo de Macedo

    Four state titles before shining at Barcelona.

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    Rondinelli

    "The God of Grit": the header that won the 1978 state title.

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    Romário

    204 goals for the club.

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    Sávio

    The "Blond Angel" of the 1992 league title.

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    Pirillo

    Record scorer in the state championship with 39 goals in 1941.

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