Corinthians tries to sign Tite with help from Andrés

The São Paulo club sees some special possibilities to hire the former coach of the Brazilian national team, Tite. For this, the club offered a long contract with a duration of 4 years for the coach. The management would not like such an extensive contract, for reasons that it will undergo changes at the end of this year, with changes in the management of the club, but Tite is a separate case and the club guarantees the stability of the coach after changes in command of the board from the club.

One of the ways to convince Tite would be through the club’s former president, Andrés Sanches.

Andrés was the president of the São Paulo club in 2010 when Tite was hired. In addition, Andrés offered to help in the negotiations, since the possibility of the coach coming to Brazilian football is extremely difficult. Tite has already stated that he does not intend to take over any club in his country in 2023.

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_{Andrés Sanches and Tite when they played together in 2010. (Photo: Reproduction/Brasil 247)}

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In an interview, the coach’s manager, Gilmar Veloz, presented details that Tite intends to establish himself in European football. Follow:

“I believe that in the next market, in the European summer, we will have something new, we have to wait. Confidentiality is part of our work, we cannot disclose it, but we have some interests and, as of May 15th, we will position ourselves. Tite will definitely work again in Europe or anywhere else“ – said the agent.

“Brazil always remembers the name, with that dance of coaches they always ask, but the answer is what Tite already gave: he won’t work in Brazil for the next two years” – added Gilmar.

Corinthians awaits the decision of the former national coach, but other alternatives are also studied and names such as Vanderlei Luxemburgo and Fábio Carille are discarded by the board. While it does not find a new coach, Corinthians is commanded by Fernando Lázaro’s assistant and observer Mauro da Silva.

Featured Photo: Tite when he commanded Corinthians. Reproduction/Sports Gazette