Future Of Dunga As Brazil Coach To Be Discussed

Senior leaders with power and influence in the Brazilian Football Federation (CSF) want to change coach Dunga and team coordinator Gilmar Rinaldi.

The Brazilian FA have growing concerns over Dunga following the recent results of the team, and is even considering appointing a new coach for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro this August.

Officially, the organization haven’t commented on the subject, Gilmar Rinaldi said that the “planning is maintained for the Copa América and the Olympic Games.”

However, according to Globo Esporte, changes are being discussed by the Football Federation, and there will be a series of meetings next week to discuss the future of the national team, with the first one scheduled for Tuesday.

Several CBF leaders will participate in this discussion, but the decision must pass through president Marco Polo Del Nero, who chose Dunga and Gilmar to lead the national team after the failure at the 2014 World Cup.

The standard of football being displayed under Dunga is considered worse than the team’s results.

As mentioned in the report, the selection of players by the coach are not questioned; for example, Paris Saint-Germain defender Thiago Silva, who has been constantly ignored by Dunga, has a very bad image among the leaders.

Still, some line-ups of the coach begins to generate critics and there is a view that Dunga is losing the confidence of his players.

According to the information from Brazilian journalist Paulo Vinícius Coelho, everything indicates that Dunga will stay as Brazil’s head coach until the end of the Copa América Centenário.

But a source within the CBF has informed him that Dunga has his work analyzed, and the tournament in the United States may be his last test.

He adds that, chances of Dunga continuing after the Copa América are slim without the title, unless the football displayed is absolutely charming.

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Future Of Dunga As Brazil Coach To Be Discussed

Who Controls Your Future? By Rick Warren

“And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them.” (Romans 8:28 NLT, second edition)

 

One of the great fears we all face is the fear of the future. We fear for the futures of our families, our friends, our jobs, our communities — and everything else in between.

 

It’s natural. We’re not in control. But that realization should drive us to trust God more deeply.

 

We might not be in control of our future, but God is. He created the whole universe. If he wanted to, the Lord could just snap it out of existence in a moment. Yet he is working his plan in history. He is moving history to a climax, a destiny. One day Jesus Christ will come back to Earth. Nothing will stop that. Just as he is working in history to move events toward that day, he will work in your life for a purpose, too — if you’ll let him.

 

The Bible says, “And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them” (Romans 8:28 NLT, second edition).

 

God’s Word doesn’t say that everything is good. It also doesn’t say that God causes everything. He doesn’t cause war. He doesn’t cause cancer. He doesn’t cause rape, abortion, incest, or molestation. He doesn’t cause evil. We do that. God gives us the freedom to choose. Evil is the price of that freedom.

 

But the Bible does say that God causes everything to work together for good. He can take the dumb, evil, and bad decisions I’ve made in my life and use them for good if I’ll trust him. Romans 8:28 isn’t a promise for everyone, though. It’s for “those who love God.” It’s for those who trust God and say, “Here, Lord, you take all the broken pieces of my life and put them together.”

 

This is why when I read the headlines each day, I don’t worry. Sure, there are a lot of problems in the world today, but God is still in control. God is still moving history to a climax. And God is still moving his people toward his best for them. One day God will work everything out for his purpose.

 

Because God is in control, we can trust him with everything — including the good, the bad, and the ugly of our live

 

Talk It Over

How will knowing that God is in control help you to trust him better?

How have you seen God take a bad decision and make something good out of it?

What’s one fear of the future that you can hand over to God today?

Who Controls Your Future? By Rick Warren