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Rubro-Negro has already started planning for 2023
a flamingo Thinking of the end Brazil Cup against Correthians, who will play on Wednesday (19), in the Maracana, but they have also started planning for next season. President Rodolfo Landim has been working on planning development, and the accommodation is considered “essential”: coach Dorival Jr’s, held only until the end of this season.
According to Torcedores.com, Landim ‘changed his mind’ and should speak to Dorival in the coming days to determine the renewal of the leader. Before, his stay would have been decided only at the end of the season. Al Bawaba also revealed that Vice President of Football Marcus Braz and CEO Bruno Spindel met with VCT coach George Hilal.
If Dorival remains in Flamengo, the coach will have “absolute power” to indicate reinforcements and group the team according to their characteristics. It is worth noting that the Fly team may lose players at the end of the season, such as goalkeeper Diego Alves and midfielders Diego. In addition, Joao Gomez is of interest to European clubs and does not have a specific status.
Landim’s move could also be a “maneuver” to protect himself from a possible interest by the Brazilian Football Confederation in appointing Dorival Junior to lead the Brazilian team. Tite had already said that he would not continue to coach the Brazilian national team after the World Cup and that the Flamengo coach was one of those transferred to take charge of the team, in addition to Fernando Dinez and Abel Ferreira.
Since arriving at Flamengo, Dorival Junior has played 35 matches, with 22 wins, seven draws and six defeats. Under his leadership, Robro Negro scored 67 goals, averaging 1.9 goals per game. The defense conceded 26 goals in those pieces, an average of 0.74 goals per game.
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