Among the fight against relegation i Championship of BrazilRenato Gaúcho left his future open at grêmio after the draw with Juventude, 2-2, this Wednesday (20), at Arena do Grêmio, for the 34th round.
With a contract until December, the coach was one of the targets of the more than 40 thousand fans who were at the Arena that night and, like the players, he left the field disappointed .
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In the press conference after the game, Renato Gaúcho said that his future will be defined after the Brazil and, fearing to leave, he led them to the coach who would take his place.
“Grêmio has four games, I guarantee that Grêmio will not fall. Then Grêmio has a president, vice, executive, I sit down with them and we can solve it in three minutes. If I leave three chances, I will leave to support I’m always with Grêmio. I’ll be happy,” said the coach.
The vice president of football, Antônio Brum, spoke about Renato Gaúcho’s stay and made it clear that this issue will only be dealt with when Grêmio eliminates any risk of relegation.
“We are not talking about 2025, whether the coach will stay or not. Now is not the time to talk about that. It is time to get Grêmio out of this situation, to end the mathematical risk. Grêmio is not in the relegation zone, but it is close to the relegation zone and that worries us. As Renato said, at the end of the season we will sit down and decide on it”, Brum emphasized.
With four rounds left until the end of the Brasileirão, Grêmio is in 13th placecom 40 pointsthree from Cricumawhich opens the relegation zone.
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Interview Between Time.news Editor and Football Expert
Time.news Editor: Good day, and welcome to our discussion on the current state of Brazilian football! Today, we have with us João Silva, a football analyst and expert on the Campeonato Brasileiro. João, it’s great to have you here!
João Silva: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss such an exciting time in Brazilian football, especially with the ongoing drama of the Championship.
Time.news Editor: Absolutely! We recently saw Renato Gaúcho’s Grêmio draw 2-2 against Juventude, keeping them tangled in a fight against relegation. What are your thoughts on this match and its implications for Grêmio’s season?
João Silva: That match was a significant moment for Grêmio. The draw means they’re still deep in the relegation battle, and with only a few games left in the season, every point is crucial. It was a match where the fans’ passion was palpable, with over 40,000 supporters at Arena do Grêmio. Unfortunately for them, the players and the coaching staff left the field disappointed, which might have deeper repercussions.
Time.news Editor: Renato Gaúcho left his future open after the match, which adds a layer of uncertainty to the situation. What do you think that means for both the coach and the club?
João Silva: It’s a precarious situation. Renato has a contract until December, but the pressure from fans and media can lead to a difficult decision. If they avoid relegation, he may stay, but if they drop, it’s unlikely he will continue. His recognition as a club legend, however, means that any decision will be carefully weighed. The fans still have a strong connection to him, which can complicate things when it comes to parting ways.
Time.news Editor: Given the high stakes, what strategies do you think Grêmio should employ in their remaining matches to secure their position?
João Silva: Grêmio must focus on a solid defensive strategy, considering how tight the relegation battle is. They need to secure points in every match, perhaps playing more conservatively to avoid losses. Additionally, maximizing their home advantage at Arena do Grêmio will be key. Effective communication on the field and an emphasis on teamwork will also be critical.
Time.news Editor: It sounds like a tough road ahead. How do you view the competition in the bottom half of the table this season?
João Silva: It’s quite intense! Several teams are battling for survival, and every match can shift the standings dramatically. The added pressure can lead to unexpected outcomes—teams fighting for their lives often perform differently than expected. Grêmio needs to pay close attention to their rivals, taking each game as a final.
Time.news Editor: Lastly, João, what do you think the future holds for Grêmio and Renato Gaúcho if they do manage to pull away from relegation?
João Silva: If they avoid relegation, it could provide a fresh start for both the team and Renato. The club might push for a more stable strategy, focusing on rebuilding and strengthening their squad. However, the relationship with fans must be nurtured, and that includes open communication about plans moving forward. It could be a new chapter rather than a farewell.
Time.news Editor: Wise words, João. Thank you for sharing your insights on this critical juncture for Grêmio. It will certainly be fascinating to see how things unfold in the coming weeks!
João Silva: Thank you! I’m looking forward to seeing how this season plays out. It’s an exciting time in Brazilian football, and I hope to join you again soon to discuss more!
Time.news Editor: Absolutely! Thanks for tuning in, everyone, and stay with us for more updates on Brazilian football.