How to build a strong São Paulo
First of all, every tricolor fan's question is: How to build a strong São Paulo? I believe there is only one way.
São Paulo had a disastrous 2021
Despite a very good start to the year, after all, São Paulo started the year with the Campeonato Paulista title.
Initially an important title for the club, as it had been many years since the tricolor had won anything, since 2012.
However, the performance fell quite well and the results were also very bad, the disqualifications came.
Furthermore, the results in the Brazilian Championship were the worst in the history of running points, bordering on relegation.
If the performance on the field was bad, the fans saw the club's debt increase significantly. An increase greater than 100 million.
For a club in debt, the addition of 100 million in debt is worrying.
How is it possible for a team so in debt to become competitive in 2022?
Beforehand, I have seen many names in the media, as possible signings for the tricolor.
Names ranging from Everton Ribeiro, to Thiago Mendes, Romarinho, Ronald and Rodinei, it is not possible to imagine that this team will sign anyone.
Tricolor needs to make some administrative decisions to improve finances. It will be necessary to sell some players.
In addition, it will be necessary to correct errors, hiring that did not work out will need a solution.
Negotiating terminations, loaning out some players without paying their salaries, as well as being very creative in negotiating exchanges for the club.
However, hiring, only with a miracle. Or a lot of irresponsibility.
Discover the miracle that can help São Paulo hire
Now the only possible way to sign players, without the creativity described above, is the arrival of an investor.
The club constantly made mistakes in its planning, so that today it finds itself sunk in debt, but it is not the end yet.
With austerity, focus and lots of love for the club, it is very possible that the club will become a big winner again, remembering its glorious history.
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