Flávio Prado

Flávio Corrêa do Prado Sobrinho, best known as Flávio Prado (born February 11, 1954) is a Brazilian sports journalist, university professor, coach and lawyer.

He has covered ten World Cups and news events in over 60 countries.

Career His beginnings were on Rádio ABC, in Santo André. Afterwards he worked on several other vehicles. He was from A Gazeta Esportiva, Rádio Gazeta, TV Gazeta, Rádio Record, where he formed a special sports team, with Silvio Luiz and Pedro Luiz Paoliello at his side. At that time, Flávio Prado and Silvio Luiz ran for the presidency of the São Paulo Football Federation twice. But they did it in a joking way, so much so that the first time they went to the headquarters in a cart and the second time in an ambulance. They said they were there to save Brazilian football.

In February 2023, Flávio Prado announced via social networks his departure from TV Gazeta, after not having his contract with the broadcaster renewed. Despite this, Prado was not completely disassociated from the Cásper Líbero Foundation, which maintains the station. He continues as professor of the Graduate Course in Sports Journalism at Faculdade Cásper Líbero in São Paulo.

Personal life Flávio Prado is married to Isabel Vaz Marlone do Prado, with whom he has two children: Rita Graziella Vaz Marlone do Prado, pop and rock singer, and Bruno Prado, sports journalist.

He is a fan of Ponte Preta.