Journalist Jose Eduardo Savoya, with a special participation in the Sunday program, with Benga, from CNN Brazil, has made a critical analysis of the current situation of Corinthians, inside and outside the stadium.
Savoia has expressed concern about the team’s performance and financial management of the club. “I think the two are not great,” the journalist said, referring to the field performance and administration outside.
Responsible financial management
The journalist stressed the need for a more responsibility financial management: “I think Corinthians should only spend what can be spent, budget, and the same thing in my home, I am not spent more than I earn.”
Savoia realized the pressure of the fans on the results, but it has argued that the time had come to the council to adopt a wisely position. “The council must spend what possible, to pay what should be, then thinks about a great team,” he said.
The commentator also compared the position of Corinth with other Brazilian clubs that adopted a more balanced financial management. “Flamengo, Palmeiras did so. And by chance, they are the two best teams in Brazil,” Savoya pointed out.
Field performance
In addition to financial issues, Savoia also commented on the team’s performance in this field. He mentioned the last defeat of Corinthian from Cali from the South American Cup, describing the football presented as “poor, terrible, nice.”
Savoia’s analysis reflects the anxiety of the club’s future, both sports and financial. The journalist suggests that the change in the management approach is necessary so that Corinth is able to overcome their current difficulties and become a competitive in the national and international scenario.
