During an interview after Flamengo 2x1 Bahia, Tite revealed that Allan and Bruno Henrique made physical sacrifices to play for Rubro-Negro
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Coach Tite was still energized by Flamengo's heroic 2-1 victory over Bahia, in the last ball of the game this Thursday (20), at Maracanã. The red-and-black coach made a point of praising the dedication of the group of players, who for the second game in a row managed to improve the game's result. The commander used strong expressions to define Flamengo's athletes.
At the beginning of the press conference, Flamengo's coach said that the team knows that the game is not just 90 minutes long: “Games last almost 100 minutes. Preparation is for decisive moments. What makes me happy is that the performance makes you find victory in such a difficult game, because the victory belongs to the team. This is my greatest joy.”
Next, Tite analyzed the difficulties presented by Bahia, who managed to keep the ball, especially in the first half. The coach once again praised the efforts of Flamengo's players: “The metaphor of fighting is appropriate. The team played a lot in the second half. This attitude radiates from the fans onto the field. And this dedication makes experienced athletes perform roles they are not used to.”
In a One of the strongest moments of the press conference after Flamengo 2×1 Bahia, Tite named two athletes who had to make sacrifices to be on the field. The coach said: “Allan brought forward the return, as we had no options. The right thing was not to have played today. Bruno Henrique couldn't have played in Curitiba. During the break, the doctor said he had nothing more to give him. Then, he left the game.”
To finish, Tite frankly answered a question about the will factor of the athletes on the field. Visibly irritated, the coach made a strong statement: “We have never lacked desire. Lack of will is not an adjective we use in football. Anyone who doesn't have a will is a bad character. It's a bum thing! Who doesn't want to work. What happens is that sometimes the other team is better, or our team is under pressure, out of adjustment. But it’s not a lack of will.”
Investing in a single player is a decision that needs to be carefully evaluated
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Gabigol is a fundamental piece of Flamengo's squad, but the cost of keeping the striker at the Rio club is astronomical. Let's look at the numbers: currently, Gabigol earns R$1.5 million per month. Flamengo was negotiating to renew the player's contract for another five years, with a 50% increase and a bonus of R$50 million.
Doing the math, with the new contract, Gabigol would become earn R$2.2 million per month. Let's detail how this figure was achieved and how much it would mean to the club over five years. Gabigol currently receives R$1.5 million per month. With the 50% increase, the monthly salary would jump to R$2.2 million. This value would remain constant during the five years of the contract.
HIGH INVESTMENT FOR LITTLE DELIVERY
In addition to the salary increase, the new contract would include a signing bonus of R$50 million. This amount is a common practice in large negotiations to guarantee the permanence of key players and acts as an additional incentive for the athlete. The total of R$193 million represents a significant financial impact for Flamengo. This amount only includes salary and bonus signra, without considering other additional costs such as taxes, benefits and possible performance bonuses that could be included in the contract.
The news about Gabigol's possible departure generated a wave of comments on social media
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Forward Gabriel Barbosa, known as Gabigol, could be leaving Flamengo. According to information from the newspaper O Globo, the player's representatives are taking recent inquiries from teams in Spain and Asia to the Rio club. The red-black board, in turn, is willing to listen to the proposals that arrive to assess the viability of negotiation.
The possibility of negotiating Gabigol is not limited to the international market. In Brazil, Palmeiras, Cruzeiro and Grêmio are aware of the striker's situation and may move to try to sign the player, who is one of the highlights of Brazilian football. Journalist Raisa Simplicio reports that Flamengo is willing to negotiate Gabigol, but will not give up considerable financial compensation to release the athlete.
FIGHT ABROAD FOR THE ATTACKER
The red board -negra believes that the staff of Gabigol should present concrete proposals soon, which should define the striker's future in the coming days. Gabigol's departure would be a significant blow for Flamengo, which has counted on the player as one of the main names in the your cast. Since arriving at the club, Gabigol has become a fan idol, scoring important goals and helping the team win significant titles.
On the other hand, a successful sale of Gabigol could represent financial relief for the club, allowing new investments in hiring and structure. The financial compensation required by Flamengo indicates that the club intends to use the resources from a possible sale to reinforce the squad and maintain competitiveness in competitions
Understand Rubro-Negro's complaint regarding the calendar and the Copa América
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The "clima" between Tite and Julio Avellar, director of competitions at the CBF, continues. On Sunday night, in a press conference after Fla-Flu, the red-and-black coach reaffirmed his criticism of the entity, which on Friday night issued an official note rebutting the complaint made by the former Brazilian national team coach.
- I spoke respectfully and confirm everything I said. I repeat everything I said. Remember what Tite said last Thursday:- I'm going to speak directly to him, to Julio Avelar is the guy responsible for the calendar. He has to take good care of his activity, organization and team rest time. There are athletes who will explode because they will play in less than 72 hours. An injury will blow out, knee, ankle. This harms the club, a campaign, the athlete individually. Careful. I will give the name again: Julio Avelar. Do the right things.
The victory over Bahia last Thursday, with a goal in the last minute, It was a reason for much celebration in the Maracanã locker room. But the atmosphere with the technical committee and the board, however, was not just one of celebration. The statements by coach Tite and football manager Luiz Carlos, in a press conference after the match, revealed discontent with the CBF.
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