Filipe Luis interested in this goalkeeper who plays in Spain

The presence of Filipe Luis this past Sunday at Riazor did not go unnoticed. The stadium of Deportivo de La Coruña hosted a high-voltage clash between the Galician team and Cádiz, two teams immersed in the fight for promotion in Segunda División, but the attention was not only on the field.

In the stands was the current coach of Flamengo, champion of the Serie A Betano and the Copa Libertadores, whose visit to the Galician city always generates excitement. However, according to information provided by Beni Arroyo, his presence had a much more specific sporting background.

Riazor, a familiar stage for Filipe Luis

Filipe Luis has a special bond with A Coruña. The Brazilian coach played for Deportivo de La Coruña during a key stage of his career and maintains a close relationship with the city, where he usually spends part of his vacations. Therefore, his appearance at Riazor did not initially surprise.

It has always been pointed out from the environment of the former full-back that he takes advantage of these trips to stay connected to Spanish football, a league he knows well and closely follows even from Brazil. However, this time his visit coincided with a very specific match and with a player who is beginning to attract interest beyond our borders.

The match between Deportivo and Cádiz offered an ideal context to observe young talent in a highly demanding environment. Both teams are designed to compete for promotion, and their matches often serve as a showcase for up-and-coming players.

Víctor Aznar, a goalkeeper who doesn't go unnoticed

According to the aforementioned information, one of the main reasons for Filipe Luis' visit was to closely follow Víctor Aznar, the Brazilian goalkeeper of Cádiz. At 23, the goalkeeper is becoming one of the biggest prospects in his position in Spanish football.

Aznar has been making very positive impressions for months. His security in goal, his ability to play with his feet, and his personality in high-pressure matches have made him an increasingly important piece within the Cádiz team. In a championship as demanding as Segunda División, his progression has not gone unnoticed.

Filipe Luis' interest is not random. Since taking over the reins of Flamengo, the coach has shown special attention to the development of young talents, especially those with room for growth and international projection. Aznar fits perfectly into that profile.

Flamengo, attentive to the European market

Flamengo has established itself as one of the most powerful clubs in South America, combining big names with future prospects in its sports policy. In this context, monitoring young players playing in Europe is part of a well-defined strategy.

Brazil has always valued goalkeepers who are trained or develop in European football, and Víctor Aznar's case is particularly appealing due to his age and the competitive context in which he is evolving. A potential move to a club like Flamengo would be a huge step in his career, both in terms of sports and media exposure.

Cádiz is aware of the situation. The club knows it has a promising asset on its hands and understands that his performance can attract significant interest. For now, the priority remains the sporting goal of promotion, but the market always sets the pace.

Filipe Luis' presence at Riazor may have been just an initial contact, a direct reference check without intermediaries. Nothing is closed or officially advanced, but the message is clear. The Brazilian coach closely follows Víctor Aznar's development, and it would not be surprising if, sooner rather than later, Flamengo tries to reel in talent from Cádiz.