Coach Hernán Crespo made harsh criticisms about São Paulo’s current situation ahead of this Saturday’s (24th) derby against Palmeiras.
In an interview with TNT Sports, he assessed that the club may have never gone through such a critical moment.
“Is it tough? Way too tough. Maybe we’re talking about the worst moment in São Paulo’s history,” he commented.
In recent days, Julio Casares resigned from his position as São Paulo’s president and Muricy Ramalho left his role as the club’s football coordinator.
“Everything changed: medical department, board, president,” he recalled.
Crespo also emphasized that the turmoil behind the scenes has an impact on what happens on the field.
“Is the team completely unaffected by all this? No, it’s normal. We need a bit of stability,” said the coach.
See the interview below:
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