The experienced player left Fluminense after a disagreement with coach Mano Menezes
THE Saint Paul will strengthen the squad for next season’s competition. One of the club’s priorities is to bring in a left backwhile Welington is leaving for Southampton, England.
One of the possible targets of the Sao Paulo club could be the experienced Marcelowho left Fluminense last week after a disagreement with coach Mano Menezes.
However, according to Carlos Belmonte, São Paulo’s sporting director, Marcelo is not in the club’s plans. The leader explained the reasons.
“Marcelo is a great player, a Champions League player, a fantastic player, but he had a lot to do with Fluminense, right? Throughout its history, like Thiago Silva, or like Lucas here. I think there is a weight In our case, Marcelo does not fit into our game profile, in the way we think about the formation of the team”, said Belmonte in an interview with the portal. GE.
“We need fast, strong wingers with a lot of arrival. Marcelo is a very technical player, but there must be a project around him to play. He is a fantastic player, but we don’t think about Marcelo here, No”, added the sports director.
The San Paolo director also revealed what other roles the club intends to hire players for.
“If Rafinha doesn’t stay, we will also need a right back. And we only have one player in that midfield position, which today is basically Luciano, sometimes Lucas also inside, but we need more than one player in this role,” he stated.
“Basically these are the three positions we look at with different eyes. If it’s a level of priority, the priority right now is left back, because we already know that Wellington is leaving,” Belmonte reinforced.
Marcelo argued with Mano Menezes in the match between Fluminense and Grêmio, at the Maracanã. The relationship between the two in the daily life of the Rio club was no longer good.
Source: Terra
Rose James is a Gossipify movie and series reviewer known for her in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the latest releases. With a background in film studies, she provides engaging and informative reviews, and keeps readers up to date with industry trends and emerging talents.
