During the press conference after the last game of Corinthians, coach Antônio Oliveira expressed his dissatisfaction with the Brazilian Confederation of Football (CBF) due to disrespect with the agreement on the convening of players of the club to the Sub-20 team. Oliveira harshly criticized the attitude of CBF, highlighting how this situation damaged the preparation of the team.
Oliveira explained that the club had released the players Breno Bidon and Wesley to the Sub-20 team on condition that they would be used consciously, considering that both had important commitments to the Corinthians. However, CBF did not comply with the agreement, scaling players for long periods in the games, which resulted in physical wear and compromised athletes' performance in the main team.
The technician pointed out that this lack of respect from CBF was not only with the club, but also with the players themselves and their physical conditions. He emphasized that, next time, Corinthians you will think twice before releasing your players to the team, since the club pays the salaries of the athletes, not the CBF.
Antônio Oliveira's firm posture reflects his concern about the physical integrity of the players and the proper preparation of the team. He stressed the importance of respect and ethics in the relations between clubs and federations, stating that attitudes like this compromise the planning and objectives of the Corinthians.
Check out the full video of the press conference at the end of the article for details about Antônio Oliveira's criticism of CBF and the situation of the players summoned.
