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The consensus among observers is that the current CBF structure is troubling, with critical decisions resting in the hands of those without adequate technical insight. It is believed that the successful future of Brazilian football relies upon more collaboration and discourse between technical directors like Caetano and football authorities.
Bruno Prado emphasized that if the CBF really wants to make impactful changes, they should prioritize the voices of experienced professionals. There should be a dialogue around the type of football the national team aspires to play, and subsequently, find coaches who can align with that vision, rather than risk choices based on political popularity.