Six months in, Zubeldía joins Série A's five longest-serving bosses | OneFootball

Coach Luis Zubeldía is already among the managers with the longest continuous tenure in the Brazilian Championship Serie A. Even with only six months in charge of Fluminense, the Argentine has moved into the top 5 longest-serving managers in the competition after Dorival Júnior left Corinthians.

The situation highlights the high turnover of managers in Brazilian football. With the recent change at the São Paulo club, Zubeldía entered the list of the five longest-serving managers among Serie A teams.

At the top of the ranking is Abel Ferreira, who has been in charge of Palmeiras for five years and five months. Next is Rogério Ceni, at Bahia, with two years and seven months in the role.

The survey also includes Rafael Guanaes, of Mirassol, with one year and one month in charge, and Odair Hellmann, of Athletico Paranaense, with 11 months.

With six months at Laranjeiras, Zubeldía rounds out the top 5 and establishes himself among the longest-serving managers in the Brasileirão.

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