For Mauro Cesar Pereira, Palmeiras, Atlético MG, and Flamengo do not have technicians to match their teams

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Palm treesAnd Atletico MG NS flamingo They are the main teams in Brazilian football, and they have better rosters than other Serie A clubs. As for Mauro Cesar Pereira, coaches Coca, Apple Ferreira and Renato Gaucho are not up to the standards of the teams they coach. This is the opinion of the journalist on the podcast Posse de Bola #163.

Mauro Cesar cited the example of Manchester United, led by Norwegian Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, A former club player, he is frequently questioned as a coach. “About the great coaches and teams, everyone knows that Manchester United kept Pogba, Sancho, who was a very desirable player, a young English striker, who was playing in Germany, signed the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, and there is still Cavani, his sweetheart.

He added: “There is Maguire, the most expensive defender on the planet, Bruno Fernandes, the Portuguese plays easily. De Gea returned to defend a penalty, Varane. He lost against West Ham and was eliminated from the League Cup. He played with the mixed team, West Ham also played.”

Solskjaer is weak for United. The Brazilian coaches who are in the top three teams are weak for these teams. Palmeiras, Atletico MG and Flamengo do not have coaches to match their teams, that, to me, is very, very clear, and this also happens in Europe. This was happening with Lampard and happening with the Manchester United coach, England’s greatest champion. He pointed out that it is a problem that not only occurs here, but that it must be confronted.”

And Vinaluzzo: “We need to talk more about it and take a look at it. In detail, top technicians here in Brazil are getting amazing salariesYou should be interested in providing more. talking about daniel [Alves] And don’t talk about technicians. Daniel earned a lot and gave a little, these technicians get paid very well, that’s cool, they make more money, I’m not against their good, earn more, but give more, not just that little thing we see a week.”