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with trade-related sources.
Thiago Neves will have a productivity contract in the Atlantic until the end of Serie A. The salary will be much less than that paid by Grmio, in the order of R $ 600 thousand, and he will provide bonuses in case of scoring goals with the athletic shirt.
Nathan suffered a hamstring muscle injury on August 13 and returned to the Atlantic team in the second half of a 2-0 win over Bragantino that Sunday.
Thiago Neves no Grmio
Thiago Neves played 14 games with Grmio, nine in the Gacho Championship and five in the Brazilian championship. He even stayed on the bench three times. If he made 20 matches as a related athlete, his link with Tricolor would automatically renew at the end of 2021.
In order not to activate the clause, the union president Romildo Bolzan Junior decided to interrupt the contract that would go until the final of the Brazilian Championship, in February 2021.
The midfielder and his representatives were notified of the termination by Grmio on September 4, the following match day 2-1 loss to Sport, in Porto Alegre. At that time, he was chosen as a starter by coach Renato Gacho, but received much criticism.
After the game, Renato even said that, in the South, when they think that a player is not going to give up, the press usually massacre him. For him, this was the case with Thiago Neves.
Cruzeiro’s political exit: ‘Speak, Zez’
In the season, Thiago Neves was negatively marked in the relegation of Cruzeiro Srie B. In addition to poor performance on the field, he had friction with coach Rogrio Ceni in the second half and was photographed in games when the team was in a dramatic situation in the classification.
The revolutions against the CSA had a significant ‘weight’ in the Cruzeiro Srie B relegation campaign, decreed in the defeat against Palmeiras, 2-0, also in Gigante da Pampulha, on 8 December.
In Cruzeiro, between January 2017 and December 2019, Thiago Neves scored 41 goals and gave 23 assists in 151 games. There were four titles held in the period: two from the Mineiro Championship (2018 and 2019) and two from the Brazil Cups (2017 and 2018).
