Rogerio Ceni He is indeed one of the most successful coaches in the recent history of the United Arab Emirates Flamingo. With just over 6 months in the club, the coach has already won a Brazilian Championship, a Super Cup in Brazil and a Carioca tournament in his CV. The team, despite defending shortcomings, Evolution and Mengão comes from 100 matches without losing.
Although he was criticized by a large portion of Flemish fans, the leader was so Praised and praised Consistently for the red and black trend and is also appreciated by all players on the team. This Thursday (27), a behind-the-scenes story sparked Flamenguesta’s fans on the Internet and had a lot of repercussions.
The journalist Vinnie Casagrande I know that Bruno Viana He lost a lot of space in the cast not just due to repeated failures. According to the Flamengo player, the defender has shown Neglecting Also during training and Sene would have spoken about it with the other members of his committee.
Ruggiero Cene spoke with members of the Flamengo technical committee, noting that Bruno Viana showed damage not only in matches, but also in training.
For this reason, the player has lost space and remains the third or fourth choice of defense.
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– Planeta de Futebol (futebol_info)
May 27, 2021
Upon contracting, the player was already criticized by fans for saying it at first Interview I want to have a good season with Fla with the goal of getting back into European football. This did not go well and the athlete was “in the crosshairs” of the demanding nation.
In Carioca, the defender played good matches, especially against Botafogo. However, he failed a lot in the decisive confrontations in Libertadores and was questioned frequently again. So, the athlete needs to change this panoramic picture if he wants to return to the top in Flamingo.
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