Treinador é bancado pela diretoria do SPFC até San-São de domingo (Foto: Divulgação/São Paulo FC)
Mesmo fora do empate com o Cruzeiro por estar suspenso, Luís Zubeldía foi mais uma vez alvo das críticas da torcida do SPFC no domingo (13), na partida do Brasileirão Série A. E, com isso, a pressão e os pedidos pela saída do treinador devem se intensificar ainda mais nos próximos dias
No entanto, apesar da revolta de parte da torcida, os planos da diretoria do São Paulo não envolvem qualquer demissão imediata do treinador. Mas há uma espécie de ‘prazo’ dado para os dirigentes no qual o desempenho do argentino será avaliado para que o futuro deste seja tomado.
Fica até o San-São
E qual ‘prazo’ é este? Até o domingo (20), quando ocorre o clássico com o Santos. Isto foi a garantia do diretor de futebol são-paulino, Carlos Belmonte, em entrevista à ESPN antes do duelo contra a Raposa, afirmando que, pelo menos até o San-São, não haverá movimentações para mudar o comando técnico do time.
“Posso garantir que, no próximo domingo, a gente joga contra o Santos aqui no MorumBis, e o Zubeldía descerá do ônibus junto conosco”, disse Belmonte
Pressão segue forte
Isto significa que, nesta quarta-feira (16), o argentino deverá seguir treinando o SPFC no jogo contra o Botafogo, ganhando assim uma potencial ‘sobrevida’ até mesmo em caso de algum resultado adverso contra os cariocas. O que, em caso de tropeço no clássico, poderá não acontecer com o treinador.
Houve segundo o GE uma reunião de integrantes da Torcida Independente, principal organizada do Sã Paulo, com o treinador e dirigentes no CT da Barra Funda. Nesta conversa, os torcedores fizeram cobranças por resultados e pela melhoria do desempenho em campo, com o lado são-paulino falando sobre os motivos de tais atuações problemáticas das últimas partidas
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