Galvão Bueno Criticizes Flamengo’s Management After Tite’s Dismissal
Following Tite’s departure from Flamengo on Monday (September 30), renowned sports commentator Galvão Bueno voiced strong criticism against the club’s management. On social media, he expressed that a coach of Tite’s caliber should not have been dismissed in such an abrupt manner at 7:30 AM. chester le street
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Currently serving as the interim coach of Flamengo, Filipe Luís turned down an opportunity to coach Brazil’s national youth team to focus on the club’s development. valencia vs osasuna
Management Issues Identified
Galvão emphasized that the core issue within Flamengo extends beyond just the coaching staff or the players on the field. He stated, “The problem with Flamengo, more than the coach and the players, is the management, which keeps making one mistake after another.”
The commentator lamented the club’s current struggles, remarking, “If things don’t improve against Corinthians, the situation is dire. Today, I found out that plans for another coach’s exit were already in motion. Landim and Braz had decided to let Tite go and informed him early in the morning . That’s not how it should be done.”
He elaborated, noting that he believed any potential dismissal should have been based on performance in the Copa do Brasil, stating, “The work hasn’t been satisfactory, and it didn’t meet expectations, but Tite is a respected coach with two World Cups to his name. This isn’t the right way to handle such matters.”
Concerns About Club Management
Galvão pointed out past management decisions since 2020, mentioning that seven different coaches have been hired since Jorge Jesus, resulting in $55 million in severance payments. He remarked, “The fans have always complained, and they always will; that’s part of the sport. Doesn’t the management have the emotional stability to deal with this in a better way?”
He further reflected on the club’s treatment of past coaches, citing Dorival’s abrupt contract non-renewal, which he learned about through the media. “I don’t advocate for Tite’s stay; I believe he should have left, but in a more natural manner, perhaps by the end of the year or by waiting for the match on Wednesday.” He concluded by stating, “This all seems like a reaction to the upcoming elections. Landim and Braz should have stepped down from their roles long ago.”
Upcoming Match
Filipe Luís is set to make his debut as Flamengo’s interim coach on Wednesday (October 2), facing Corinthians at Maracanã Stadium in the first leg of the 2024 Copa do Brasil semifinals. earth’s 2nd moon
Will Flamengo be able to turn things around under new management? bloodborne
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