International defines future of Mano Menezes and reveals “horrible” climate

O International continued without presenting great football under the command of Mano Menezes this season of 2023. During the night of last Wednesday, 10, the team faced the Athletico-PR in Beira-Rio and lost an invincibility at home that lasted ten months. The Colorado crowd booed the team even before the game was over and even shouted “hello” while Hurricane players exchanged passes and didn’t let Inter attack.

After the match, Internacional’s fans waited to understand what attitudes the direction of the gaúcha would take in relation to the future of the club. Mano Menezes has been extremely questioned by the fans, but Felipe Becker guaranteed that the coach will remain in charge of Colorado. In an interview in the mixed zone, the football deputy played coach, but warned that the climate is not the best.

“Mano is our coach and I’m not going to point fingers at anyone. We have our internal analysis, I really believe in Mano, he will reverse this situation, he has conditions based on his experience, I am sure it will be reversed. Right there we’ll turn the key“, he said. Even so, Felipe Becker assured that the defeat left the backstage of Internacional even more complicated.

The environment today is horrible, but it will improve with work, the attitude of the players, more dedication, we’ll turn around right there“, he highlighted.

Internacional’s deputy sought to explain the statement and classified the atmosphere in the locker room as “horrible”. According to him, the reaction could not be different, since Colorado lost to Athletico-PR in an unpleasant way at the Beira-Rio stadium. To try to reverse this moment, Colorado will face Atlético-MG next Saturday, the 13th, in Belo Horizonte, at 9 pm (Brasília time).

“After losing a game like that, there’s no way the environment can be good, but our group is united, we work a lot, there’s no way to say it’s good, I’m furious, everyone is angry, I believe it’s normal, everyone is outraged“, concluded the Colorado leader.

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