Fluminense top the wins ranking among Série A clubs in the Zubeldía era | OneFootball

Fluminense has consolidated its position as the most victorious team in Brazilian football since coach Luis Zubeldía took charge at Laranjeiras. A survey by the R10 Score profile shows that the Tricolor has reached 21 wins in just 33 matches played, surpassing financial powerhouses and direct rivals in Série A in both efficiency and the absolute number of positive results.

The numbers show that Fluminense’s performance is superior to that of Palmeiras, which, although it also has 21 wins, needed 36 matches to reach the same mark. The Tricolor’s achievement stands out even more when compared to state rivals; Flamengo, for example, has recorded 19 wins over a longer span of 38 matches, highlighting the consistency of the work implemented by Zubeldía’s coaching staff.

Below the top spot held by Fluminense, Bahia appears with 19 wins in 32 games, followed by Corinthians, which has only 14 victories in 34 matches over the same period. The statistics reinforce the leading moment of the Carioca club, which has managed to combine a high volume of play with a high conversion rate into points, establishing itself as the team to beat in the current national scene.

With the squad responding positively to the coach’s aggressive playing philosophy, Fluminense is now focused on maintaining its statistical lead in the coming rounds of the season. Offensive efficiency and tactical solidity under the Argentine’s command have turned Laranjeiras into an environment of immediate results, exciting the fans with their numerical superiority over the country’s main rivals.

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