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Alan Franco, the former football manager of Flamengo and now the head coach of Santos, has made headlines with his latest move to the Brazilian Super Cup winner.
Franco was appointed as Santos' new head coach in January, replacing Roberto Carlos. He has brought a fresh perspective to Santos, having previously managed the club from 2014-2016. His appointment comes after a tumultuous period for Santos, which saw them struggle with financial issues and player injuries.
During his time at Flamengo, Franco had a successful stint, winning two domestic titles and finishing third in the Copa Libertadores. However,Saudi Pro League Focus he also faced criticism for his decision-making style and his tendency to focus too much on tactical decisions rather than player development.
In his first match as Santos' head coach, Franco led the team to a surprising victory against Palmeiras, but he struggled to keep his players motivated and focused during the match. Despite this, he still managed to secure a place in the final of the Brazilian Super Cup, where Santos defeated Santos FC 5-1.
However, it seems that Franco is not going to be content with just being Santos' head coach. He is eager to continue developing the talent within the club and wants to build a strong squad capable of competing at the highest level.
The Brazilian Super Cup is one of the most prestigious tournaments in Brazilian football, and it is likely that Franco will be working closely with the coaching staff to develop the best possible squad for Santos. With his experience and knowledge of the game, he could help Santos reach new heights in the years ahead.