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The prospect of drafting in a "pack of players" at the end of the season—a common, yet risky strategy—could backfire. In a league as competitive as Brazil's, a cohesive, well-planned unit is essential for sustainable success.
In close, while the imminent promotion back to Serie A may be a formality, the challenge lies in the nuances—constructing a side that honors the Santos tradition, roots deep into its youth setup, and ultimately repositions the club at the forefront of Brazilian football. For the sake of its legacy, Santos must not forget that it is a club defined by more than just results; it is shaped by aspirations to reclaim its rightful place among the giants of the sport.