Bahia was sued by Mano Menezes in the Labor Court due to the value of the FGTS and a fine for the period in which he was in charge of Tricolor
O Bahia will have Bro Menezes back into your everyday life, but it won’t be as good as we might have hoped. It turns out that according to information from the “GE” website, the coach, who currently commands the Internationalsued his former club at the Regional Labor Court of the 5th Region for delay in collecting the FGTS during the period he stayed at the club.
commanding the Bahia From September 8 to December 20, 2020, Mano Menezes would be asking for an amount of compensation that would reach around R$ 291 thousand, and the publication highlights that of this total R$ 192 thousand would only be a fine. It is worth remembering that the coach was hired with a contract valid until December 31, 2021.
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However, due to the results presented on the field, his contract was ended well before that date, on December 20, 2020. Thus, with 21 matches with Mano Menezes in charge, Bahia won seven, drew one and lost 13 When he stayed away after catching coronavirus, Tricolor won a victory, a draw and a defeat.
The arrival
Mano Menezes was the name that Bahia’s board of directors found in common agreement to fill the vacancy until then left by Roger Machado. His hiring had the expectation of an improvement in the defensive performance of the team, which until his arrival was in the difficult fight against relegation in the Brasileirão, and wanted to achieve bigger goals than not falling.
However, in those 21 games that the commander was in the technical area of Bahia, Tricolor conceded 34 goals. To get an idea of why the board and fans thought it best to fire the coach, the Bahia team only saved itself from relegation in the last rounds of the competition, causing a real feeling of revolt.
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