Vítor Pereira opens the game about passing through Brazilian football

Since his departure from Flamengostill in the month of April, Victor Pereira had not commented on the subject or given any interview after the incident. However, this Thursday, the 18th, at an event that took place in Portugal, the coach opened the game about his passage through Brazilian football and spoke publicly for the first time after leaving the Rio de Janeiro club.

“I went from Corinthians to Flamengo, a club with 40-something million fans, another club with 50-something million. It’s a million together (laughs), with some wars in between, and honestly it wasn’t easy. I also rested very little from one project to the next and paid the bill a little. In fact, I’m still paying the bill a little bit”said the Portuguese.

Since then, Vítor Pereira has been free on the market, but this should continue for some time. According to the career planning that the coach is outlining, he intends to spend a few more months resting, recovering energy after a “very exhausting” experience in Brazilian football.

“I’m going to rest, I need to rest. Football is a passion, but at the same time it sucks. Today I’m fine without him, I need to stop for a bit, but I’m sure that in two months I’ll start to have difficulty living without him. It’s like living without a drug you can’t get off.”he stated.

In charge of Flamengo for 18 games, Vítor Pereira accumulated three runners-up (Brazilian Super Cup, South American Recopa It is Carioca Championship) and took third place in the Club World Cup. The technician remains patient, but is already targeting new projects. “Then I’ll see if I have the patience to tackle a project, but if the good project doesn’t come up quickly, off I go for another adventure”finished.