Marcão takes charge of Flu for the tenth time, check out his record | OneFootball

With the resignation of coach Renato Gaúcho following Fluminense's elimination by Lanús last Tuesday (23), Marcão will assume the position on an interim basis once again.

The assistant coach will take on this responsibility at the helm of the Tricolor for the tenth time. The first opportunity Marcão had to lead the Team of Warriors was in 2016, taking over from Eduardo Baptista. Besides this occasion, the former player stepped in as interim coach after the dismissals of Levir Culpi, Oswaldo de Oliveira, Odair Hellmann, Roger Machado, Abel Braga, Mano Menezes, and Fernando Diniz.

The former athlete will be in charge for the third time this season, having led Flu in the initial rounds of the Campeonato Carioca and in the first game of the continental tournament against Once Caldas, following the departure of Mano Menezes.

In total, Marcão has a record of 30 wins, 20 draws, and 22 losses in 72 matches as Fluminense's coach. With a 50.9% success rate, the Tricolor scored 78 goals and conceded 61.

Relying on Marcão's experience, the Team of Warriors returns to the field against Botafogo for the 25th round of the Campeonato Brasileiro next Sunday (28) at 4 PM at Maracanã.

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