Rivaldo, number 10 of the Brazilian national team in the 2002 World Cup title, gives his opinion on who should take over the Brazilian team, after Tite’s departure
After the defeat to Moroccoin a friendly match, the pressure under the CBF to announce a new commander for the Brazilian Team increased. Apparently, the next Amarelinha will be a foreigner. According to the “Betfair”, specialist in probabilities, the Italian Carlo Ancelotti is the favorite to take the job.
At the age of 63, Ancelotti is one of the sport’s most accomplished professionals and is trusted by Rivaldo, idol of the Brazilian national team. “Ancelotti has a world history. In terms of clubs, he was my coach at Milan and is a great champion, he achieved success wherever he went. It is a very strong curriculum, that is why this great expectation of him coming”, said the former player.
However, the number 10 of the five-time world champion believes it would be important to have a Brazilian coach in charge. “When it comes to the Brazilian national team, by tradition, in my opinion, it had to be a Brazilian coach. I’m not against foreigners, they do, of course, an excellent job. For us, it’s great to be champions and we look forward to it a lot, but we had to keep the tradition.”he said.
According to “Betfair”, the Brazilian most likely to take over the main team is ramonMenezeswho was the interim coach on this Fifa date. “As it is Ramon’s first game in charge of the national team, we know it’s not easy. Even losing, we have to see the positive side. He could have brought all the players from the Cup, he could have gone there to win, but that’s not all.”opined Rivaldo.
Finally, the five-time champion also highlighted Fernando Dinizof FluminenseIt is Abel Ferreiraof palm treeswho are the most outstanding coaches in Brazilian football, according to the star. “He can also be considered a great name to occupy the position of coach of the national team because he is Brazilian, he knows the game here and he has that facility”commented on the coach of the Rio de Janeiro club.
Source: sportbuzz
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