Brazilian football lives with a serious crisis of coaches

For some years I have been observing and, obviously, alerting listeners and readers about the decrease of competent technicians in Brazilian teams.

And it’s not just about coaches, but supervisors, nowadays called CEO or Head, as if that guaranteed inspiration for the performance of the function.

As the directors also become professional, it is increasingly difficult to identify the person most responsible for the bad football of the teams.

Not even victorious teams, such as Flamengo, for example, current champions of the Copa do Brasil and Libertadores of America, manage to avoid the crisis.

A crisis provoked by the inexplicable removal of the champion Dorival Junior. Without even thinking about a Brazilian coach, Flamengo hired the Portuguese Vítor Pereira who failed resoundingly, despite the millionaire squad.

There was an attempt to bring Jorge Jesus back, but the Flemish top hats were content with the debatable Argentine Jorge Sampaoli. The reality is that Brazilian football lives with a serious coach crisis.

There is the Portuguese António Oliveira on the tightrope of the coritiba and the Brazilian Paulo Turra contested in the athleticdespite the undefeated state title.

In the case of Paulo Turra, there are two aspects that need to be taken into account: the team continues to score little in the midfield, therefore being pressured by the opponents and the insistence with the limited forwards Canobbio and Cuello has already filled the fan’s measures.

But the coach is right when he says that today’s match against Galo is covered with decisive features. It’s the famous win or win to continue with chances of ranking in the continental tournament.

As for António Oliveira, at least two months ago I warned that the team of coxa-brancas was failing a lot in defense and lacking creativity in the midfield. Nothing has changed, despite several signings and almost a month of training and preparations for the Brasileirão.