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Former right back for São Paulo and the Brazilian team, Cicinho said that the big problem for the tricolor team today is the coach. In the former player’s opinion, the squad did not understand the way of playing proposed by Fernando Diniz and the team is disfigured.
The former player understands that changing the coach in São Paulo is an urgent matter. Cicinho suggested the names of Paulo Autuori, Roger Machado and Luiz Felipe Scolari, who in his opinion can extract more from the current São Paulo squad.
“São Paulo bet on projects. Especially with Diniz. We are seeing a disfigured team. A coach who tried to implement his way of playing and it did not work. There is no space to lose, lose and lose. And, also, losing the respect of the rivals. The biggest problem for São Paulo today is technical because the players did not understand Diniz and his way of playing. He is taking away the characteristics of some players, “said the former player in an interview with Aqui to Benja. today.
“I would change coach now. São Paulo needs someone to take something more from the players at this troubled moment. I would change coach, yes. There are some options in the market: Paulo Autuori, Roger, Felipão,” he added.
For Cicinho, São Paulo has no transition between defense and attack. In addition, the former player understands that the defensive and offensive system is not working well.
“In my time, attackers scored a goal. They didn’t need to look for the ball at the goalkeeper’s feet. The defensive system passed the ball to the middle and had the transition. Now, the midfielders go to look for the ball at Volpi’s feet.” . How will the ball hit the attack? São Paulo’s problem is a coach. The defensive system scores many goals. The attack does not score as usual, even with great forwards. As a fan, I am disappointed. It’s always the same, ”he said.
“If he had the opportunity, he would sign Felipão. He has an identity with Palmeiras, but if he has a chance at São Paulo, he will also want to make history at the club,” he added.
