Flamengo fans criticize the board for errors in Wesley's operation

The recent negotiation involving Wesley, player ofFlamengo, is a clear example of how not to conduct negotiations in football. In a scenario where professionalism and efficiency are crucial, Flamengo demonstrated disastrous management, reflecting a lack of strategy and planning.

The case in question is emblematic. In less than three months, Flamengo had the opportunity to negotiate a loan for Wesley, and now, the situation has evolved into an imminent sale of the player for 20 million euros. This amount represents a significant amount that the club is about to lose due to lack of a more structured and effective approach.

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Initially, Flamengo was considering a loan for Wesley, which indicated an attempt to keep the player in the squad while still looking for a more advantageous financial solution. However, the lack of a solid action plan and clear strategy caused the negotiation to fall apart. What appeared to be an opportunity to solve a temporary problem turned into a substantial financial loss.

What was seen behind the scenes was a series of failures in communication and decision-making. The negotiation that began with the idea of ​​a loan ended up becoming a sales scenario, which demonstrates a lack of adaptation and flexibility on the part of management. In a highly competitive environment like football, the ability to adapt and seize opportunities is crucial to ensuring the best financial and sporting result.

The lack of a long-term vision was also evident. Instead of looking for a solution that would benefit the club in the short and long term, Flamengo's management focused on short-term decisions, leaving the club in a less favorable position. The value of 20 million of euros that is about to be lost could have been used more efficiently to reinforce the squad or for other strategic areas of the club.