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Atlético-MG Board Demands Improvement After Fluminense Loss

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Atlético-MG board‍ Confronts Players Following Heavy Defeat too Fluminense

Key⁢ stakeholders of atlético-MG’s SAF (Sociedade Anônima de Futebol) held a ​firm meeting with⁣ the squad demanding​ immediate enhancement following​ a disappointing 3-0 loss to Fluminense.

Demanding Accountability at the ​Training center

Members of Atlético-MG’s⁢ SAF were present at the club’s training center to ​directly address the team’s performance with manager ⁤Jorge Sampaoli ‍and the players. The core message centered⁤ on the need for⁢ a ‍notable turnaround in results for the remainder of the current season, as reported by GOAL.

Rubens Menin, the​ primary shareholder of⁤ Atlético-MG SAF, led the‍ discussions ‍alongside⁣ renato Salvador, a minority shareholder in the club. Both Menin and ​Salvador‌ directly addressed squad leaders, conveying a strong expectation for a change in attitude and performance on‍ the pitch. While the‌ conversation ⁢remained‍ respectful, it was characterized by a firm ‍and​ direct tone.

Accountability Extends to Technical Staff

The meeting⁢ wasn’t limited to players. The technical staff, led by Jorge Sampaoli,⁤ and ‌members of the Football ⁤Department, including Chief Strategy Officer ‍Paulo Bracks, were also held accountable. The aim ‍is to prevent a repeat of the performance witnessed in the 3-0 defeat against Fluminense at the Maracanã stadium on Saturday, november 4th.

Seeking a Course Correction

This intervention by the board signals a clear desire to address the team’s⁣ recent struggles and ensure a⁤ stronger finish to the season. The focus is on ⁣instilling a renewed ⁢sense of urgency and commitment within the squad.


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