The Brazilian Football League is one of the strongest leagues in the world, and now, in addition to great players, they will be known for an interesting rule. Namely, Brazilian clubs voted for the proposal of their football association, which limits the number of coaches that can change in one season. The new rule says that clubs will only be allowed to change one coach per season, and the rule for coaches themselves, which says they can only resign per season, is changing. If the club fires the coach by the end of the season, the team will only be allowed to be led by one of the club's employees who has been with the club for at least six months. If by any chance the coach himself resigns, then the club will be allowed to bring in a new coach, but then that coach will not be able to lead another club that season.
If the club fires the coach by the end of the season, the team will only be allowed to be led by one of the club's employees who has been with the club for at least six months. If by any chance the coach himself resigns, then the club will be allowed to bring in a new coach, but then that coach will not be able to lead another club that season. "In this way, we want to protect coaches and bring peace to our football. In this way, coaches will be able to do their job in peace and do something in the clubs they run, and we think it will help Brazilian football," said Brazilian association president Rogerio. Caboclo. Eleven clubs voted in favor of the proposal, while nine were against.
