List of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo noted players

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This is a list of noted footballers who have played for Flamengo whether or not they have a Wikipedia article. Players who have made significant/notable contribution to the club are included.

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ZICO (Arthur Antunes Coimbra) is the famous Flamengo’s player all the time.

List of players

Positions key
GK Goalkeeper CM Central midfielder
CB Centre back AM Attacking midfielder
RB/LB Full back W Winger
DM Defensive midfielder FW Forward

Statistics correct as of match played 6 December 2023.

NameNationalityPositionFlamengo careerCaptaincyAppearancesGoals
Renato Abreu Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM2005–2007
2010–2013
2006–200726773
Cláudio Adão Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1977–1980
1983
15482
Adriano Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW2000–2001
2009–2010
9444
Adílio Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1978–1987616128
Alfredinho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1934–1936105101
Aldair Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1985–198918511
Diego Alves Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK2017–20222019–20222170
Andrade Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM1979–198756928
Ronaldo Angelim Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB2006–201128017
Willian Arão Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM/CB2016–202237735
Athirson Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LB/CM1996–2000
2002–2004
200225237
Leandro Ávila Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM1998–20021999–20001560
Gabriel Barbosa Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW2019–2023268153
Bebeto Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1983–1989
1996
1996307151
Jorge Benítez Flag of Paraguay (1842-1954).svg  Paraguay AM1952–195611575
Beto Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM1998–20022001–200217732
Biguá Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil RB1941–19533907
Borgerth Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1912–19161912–19154521
Modesto Bria Flag of Paraguay (1842-1954).svg  Paraguay DM1943–19531950–19533698
Bruno Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK2006–20102009–20102324
Bruno Henrique Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW2019–2024–22486
Candiota Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1919–192711850
Newton Canegal Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1939–19523891
Cantarele Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK1973–19895490
Carlinhos Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM1958–1969C51723
Paulo César Carpegiani Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM1977–19811977–198122312
Flávio Costa Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM1926–193414515
Giorgian De Arrascaeta Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay AM2019–2024–24763
Domingos da Guia Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1936–1943C2300
Evaristo de Macedo Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1953–1957
1965–1966
191103
Dequinha Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM1950–19611954–19593848
Dida Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1954–1963357264
Diego Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM2016–20222019–202228944
Djalminha Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1989–199313328
Narciso Doval Flag of Argentina (alternative).svg  Argentina FW1969–197626392
Durval Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1948–1951133124
Edílson Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW2000–2001
2003
11551
Esquerdinha Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1948–19551953–1954280117
Fabio Luciano Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB2007–20092007–2009937
Felipe Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM2003–20042003–20048712
Filipe Luis Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LB2019–20231764
Fio Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1965–197328879
Sinforiano Garcia Flag of Paraguay (1842-1954).svg  Paraguay GK1949–19582760
Gaúcho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1990–199320098
Geraldo Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM1973–197616913
Gérson Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1959–196315386
Gerson Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM2019–2021
2023–
2023–16913
Wilson Gottardo Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1991–19931318
Henrique Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1954–1963412216
Ibson Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM2003–2005
2007–2009
2012–2013
23435
Índio Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1951–1957218142
Jadir Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB/DM1952–19621959–19625018
Jaime Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM1938–19491943–194934231
Jarbas Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LW1933–1946381154
Joel Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil RW1951–1958
1961–1963
414116
Jonatas Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM2002–2006
2008–2009
2005–200620413
Jordan Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LB1952–19631962–19636083
Jorginho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil RB1984–19892468
Juan Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LB2006–201025131
Juan Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1996–2002
2016–2019
33232
Júlio César Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK1997–2004
2018
2870
Júlio César "Uri Geller" Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LW1975–1977
1979–1981
13410
Júnior Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LB/CM1974–1984
1989–1993
1989–199387477
Júnior Baiano Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1989–1993
1996–1998
2004–2005
1997
2004–2005
31432
Leandro Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil RB/CB1978–1990198641714
Leonardo Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LB/AM1987–1990
2002
17610
Leônidas Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1936–1941149153
Lico Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LW1980–198412917
Liminha Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM1968–197551329
Rogério Lourenço Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1988–1994
2000–2001
1993–199428223
Marcelinho Carioca Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1988–199324047
Marinho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1980–19842196
Marquinhos Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM1988–1995199433527
Moacir Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1956–196122659
Moderato Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1923–193014727
Leonardo Moura Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil RB2005–20152010–201551947
Mozer Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1980–198729321
Murilo Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil RB1963–19714483
Nélio Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1990–199834271
Nelsinho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CM1962–196819419
Nery Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1912–19191915–19191136
Nonô Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1921–1930143123
Nunes Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1980–1982
1984
1987
21499
Paulo César Caju Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LW1972–197410519
Paulo Henrique Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LB1960–1972C43714
Pavão Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1951–19593575
Pedro Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW2020–220105
Perácio Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1941–1947
1951
12397
Dejan Petkovic Flag of Serbia (1992-2004).svg  Serbia AM2000–2002
2009–2011
19857
Sidney Pullen Flag of England.svg  England CM1915–192313047
Pirillo Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1941–1947236204
Raul Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK1978–198319832280
Renato Gaúcho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1987–1990
1993
1997–1998
21368
Réver Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB2016–20182016–201813511
Francisco Reyes Flag of Paraguay (1954-1988).svg  Paraguay CB1967–19721967
Éverton Ribeiro Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM2017–20232019–202339446
Riemer Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1913–19186855
Gilmar Rinaldi Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK1991–19942390
Rodrigo Caio Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB2019–20231526
Romário Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1995–19991995–1999240204
Ronaldinho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM2011–20122011–20127428
Rondinelli Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1973–198140612
Rubens Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1951–195617384
Sávio Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1993–1997
2006
26195
Seabra Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM1918–19271925–1927594
Silva Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil FW1965–1966
1968–1969
13270
Telefone Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB1917–19251920–19251113
Tita Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1977–19851984–1985391135
José Ufarte Flag of Spain (1945-1977).svg  Spain RW1960–196410615
Uidemar Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil DM1989–19931638
Agustín Valido Flag of Argentina (alternative).svg  Argentina RW1937–1942
1944
14345
Vevé Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LW1941–194821392
Carlos Volante Flag of Argentina (alternative).svg  Argentina DM1938–19431644
Wallace Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil CB2013–20162015–20161777
Zagallo Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LW1951–195821730
Zé Carlos Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil GK1984–1991
1996–1997
3521
Zico Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1971–1983
1985–1989
1981–1983
1985–1989
731508
Zinho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil LW/CM1986–1992
2004–2005
46665
Zizinho Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil AM1939–1950329146

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