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For now, Keisuke Honda’s dissatisfaction with Botafogo’s management has been limited to social media. The midfielder surprised and divided the fans by threatening to leave the club after another manager change, but the repair has yet to be done internally. In training this Saturday, players and officials will sit down to discuss the differences.
On the Japanese side, the revolt is due to planning errors shown by the successive exchange of technicians. Alvinegros’ top hats, by contrast, were altered by the outburst outside, and not within the walls of Nilton Santos. At the moment, a breakup is not seen as imminent, but it is not ruled out either. The idea is that a face-to-face conversation will lower the temperature.
Honda Botafogo vs Fluminense Nilton Santos – Photo: Vitor Silva / Botafogo
Honda’s reprimand is shared with much of the cast. In general, the players did not like the news that they would have the fifth manager in the same season. So much so that the athletes positioned themselves before the directive against the change, but the uncertainty about the return of Ramón Díaz carried more weight.
Botafogo’s turbulent Friday
Done publicly, the outbreak caused a revolt in part of the leaders, who did not rule out the dismissal. On the front line, it will be up to the soccer coach Túlio Lustosa and the new coach, Eduardo Barroca, to mediate so that the episode does not further aggravate the crisis in the club.
Ramón Díaz was the fourth manager to leave Botafogo this season. Before, Alberto Valentim, Paulo Autuori and Bruno Lazaroni took the same path. This Saturday, Barroca begins his second visit to General Severiano. The mission is to get the team out of second place in Brasileirão and get out of the relegation zone in the remaining 16 rounds.
