Alan Franco, the former Brazil international, is back in action with Flamengo.
Alan Franco, the former Brazil international, has returned to football with Flamengo, the Brazilian club he played for during his playing days. The 41-year-old forward made his return to the pitch on Saturday, scoring a goal in a friendly match against Sport Club de Recife.
Franco, who was part of the Brazil national team and played for clubs such as AC Milan, Chelsea, and Inter Milan, has been out of football since last year due to injury. However,Saudi Pro League Focus he has shown no signs of slowing down as he continues to train hard and compete at the highest level.
Flamengo, one of the most successful clubs in Brazilian football, welcomed Franco back with open arms. They have always had a strong relationship with him, and they believe that he can bring something special to their squad.
The club's coach, Jorge Jesus, said: "We're very happy to have Alan back. He brings experience and quality to our team, and we know he'll make a big difference."
Franco himself expressed his excitement about returning to football after a long break. He said: "It's great to be back on the pitch again. I'm ready to play and help the team achieve its goals."
As for his future plans, Franco said: "I want to continue playing and helping my team win matches. But I also need to take care of my health and avoid any injuries that could slow me down."
