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GABIGOL'S ATTITUDE IS DETONATED BY JOURNALISTS AFTER CONTROVERSY: "BETTER TO HAVE KEPT QUIET"
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With his commitment and love for football, he became an essential name in the career of the renowned coach
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The world of football is full of fascinating stories, some of them hidden behind the scenes, far from the spotlight that usually illuminates the fields and the players. One of these captivating stories is that of Matheus Bachi, a name that may not be immediately recognized, but which plays a fundamental role in the career of one of the most renowned coaches in Brazilian football, Adenor Leonardo Bachi, better known as Tite.
Matheus Bachi, a 34-year-old gaucho, is the son of renowned coach Tite and his wife Rosmari Rizzi Bachi. His trajectory in the world of football is not only that of a proud son, but also that of a talented assistant coach who followed his path with dedication and competence. The partnership between Matheus and Tite began to solidify in September 2015, when they both worked together at Corinthians, one of the most traditional clubs in Brazilian football. This was the moment when Matheus took his first steps in his career as a technical assistant, and his connection with his father, in addition to strengthening the family bond, created a unique dynamic in the team.
The participation of Matheus Bachi Tite's career reached a new level when he accompanied the coach at the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. These competitions represent the pinnacle of international football and having the opportunity to be present, supporting his father and the Brazilian team, is a privilege that few achieve it.
Today, the eyes of the football world turn to Brazil's duel against Cruzeiro, scheduled for this Thursday, January 19th, at 7pm, at the Mineirão Stadium, in Belo Horizonte . A game that carries an extra dose of emotion for Matheus Bachi, as he will be on the edge of the field, side by side with his father and mentor, Tite.
Matheus' presence as a technical assistant has been fundamental in his career by Tite. His ability for tactical analysis, in-depth understanding of the game and communication skills have contributed to the coach's success at several clubs and the Brazilian national team. But Matheus Bachi's story goes beyond his relationship with Tite. He is an example of determination and dedication for all those looking to pursue a career in the world of football. His journey, marked by years of study, hard work and constant learning, demonstrates that passion for sport can be the engine to achieve dreams, regardless of their origin.
Matheus Bachi's story also highlights the importance of family relationships in the world of sport. The partnership between father and son, which extends beyond the fields, is a testament to how mutual support and inspiration can lead to extraordinary results. Matheus Bachi's role in Tite's career is a testament that football is more than a game; It is a passion that unites generations and creates unbreakable bonds. His trajectory is a reminder that, behind every successful coach, there is a dedicated team, ready to face the challenges of the most popular sport in the world.
In the duel against Cruzeiro, the eyes of the world will be focused on the performance of the Brazilian team. And although Matheus Bachi may not be in the spotlight, his tireless work behind the scenes will be a key element in the pursuit of success once again on this exciting football journey. For those who follow the sport, the name Matheus Bachi represents more than just a technical assistant; represents an example of dedication, family and passion for the beautiful game. His story is an inspiration for everyone who dreams of achieving success in the world of football, whether on or off the pitch. Therefore, when watching the duel between Brazil and Cruzeiro, remember that behind every victory and achievement there are stories like that of Matheus Bachi, who, with his commitment and love for football, became an essential name in the career of the renowned technician Tite.
The striker ended up being punished after appearing in a photo wearing a Corinthians shirt and was stripped of his clothing. Player will use 99
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The latest controversy with Gabigol continues to give people something to talk about. The striker appeared in an image wearing the new Corinthians shirt, in a moment of leisure, and ended up angering Flamengo fans. The player's attitude was very bad. Many fans have been asking for his departure from the team where he was a hero in the last two Libertadores won by Mengão. Craque Neto, for example, said that he no longer plays with Tite.
The episode made the Rubro-Negro Carioca board speak out and punished Gabi. The 27-year-old player ended up losing his number 10 shirt, and now the number 99 will be on the back of his shirt.
As a result, many became curious about who would inherit the shirt. Names like Arrascaeta and De la Cruz started to gain strength. However, none of them should use the number that was already used by Zico. At least for now.
According to journalist Júlio Miguel Neto, in information also confirmed by Venê Casagrande, in conversation with a Flamengo leader, the shirt must remain vacant so as not to cause discomfort.
Miguel Neto also mentions that this should happen until Gabriel Barbosa leaves Mengão, which begins to gain strength with the most recent controversy. The information is that the cast didn't like the player's attitude at all.
Flamengo, Palmeiras, Corinthians and São Paulo lead the list in the survey The Biggest X-Ray of Fans
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The biggest fan base in Brazil, Flamengo also stands out in another aspect: the Red and Blacks are cited as their second favorite team by a considerable number of people, further increasing Flamengo's strength in the country. In the survey O Maior Raio-X do Torcedor, carried out in partnership by Quaest, CNN and Itatiaia, 24% of those interviewed said they had a second team and Flamengo leads the list with 4%. Palmeiras, Corinthians and São Paulo, with 2%, also presented prominent numbers.
Data collection also showed that young people they are more loyal, that is, it is an audience that has fewer fans with a second team. Only 20% of fans aged 16 to 30 said they support another Brazilian team. In the age range of 31 to 50 years, the number rises to 26%. From the age of 51, the percentage is 30%.
The coach's debut in charge of Mais Querido completes one month, marked by a notable evolution of the team on the field. The 2-0 victory over Cruzeiro on Sunday reflects a period of significant changes, highlighting a more organized Rubro-Negro, defensively solid and, now, with a clear identity.
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