ESPN reports that Leonardo Jardim, the coach of Flamengo, has approved for the club's management to negotiate for Gonzalo Plata. Flamengo will make Plata available on the market starting from the middle of the year and is expected to begin negotiations for him only after a replacement is secured. Cited as contributing factors for a potential future negotiation are Gonzalo Plata's off-field behavior and his high salary.

According to ESPN BR, Flamengo is considering a possible negotiation involving Gonzalo Plata after the World Cup. Plata has a contract until 2029 and was bought for 9 million dollars. The player has a market in other countries and his value could increase if he performs well in the World Cup with the Ecuador national team.

Gonzalo Plata, a 23-year-old Ecuadorian attacker, has emerged as one of Flamengo's most valuable assets. His recent move to the Brazilian club has drawn interest from several European teams. Flamengo has established a minimum price of 15 million euros as the starting point for negotiations regarding the Ecuadorian. This valuation underscores his significance to the Brazilian team and their confidence in his potential for development. Flamengo has made it clear that they are not eager to part with him, although the situation ultimately hinges on whether a European club is prepared to meet their financial requirements.