As the season progresses, Fluminense has established a clear tactical identity. The team employs a 4-2-3-1 setup, where the midfielders play a crucial role in protecting the defense and initiating plays. The synergy among players in the midfield has been evident, especially in the recent matches.

One standout has been the speed in attack, often exploited by players like Germán Cano and R. Castillo, who have shown great chemistry on the field. When possession is theirs, the transition from defensive to offensive play is quick and fluid, destabilizing the opposing defenses. Recently, in the clash against Palmeiras, Fluminense made good use of this strategy, creating numerous goal-scoring opportunities.

the defense deserves attention as well. Fábio, as previously mentioned, has been fundamental, but the teamwork in defense is equally important. The center-back pairing of J. Freytes and Davi Schuindt has proven solid, making it difficult for opposing attackers to find space. Overall, Fluminense's tactic seems to balance defense and attack well, promising an exciting future in the competition.