Gaviões da Fiel stage banner protest at CT and stop players’ cars again | OneFootball

Gaviões da Fiel returned to CT Dr. Joaquim Grava on Tuesday morning, unfurling protest banners and again stopping players’ cars before training.

According to Meu Timao, the messages were set out at the entrance before the squad arrived, accusing players of shirking responsibility and warning patience had run out. Three defenders were targeted, André Ramalho, Gabriel Paulista and Gustavo Henrique.

Ramalho was pressed about possible cliques and told the group needed more attitude, he listened without replying. Paulista was urged to jolt the dressing room and said the supporters’ complaints were fair. Gustavo denied any cliques after being asked whether wages or another issue were the problem, and his leadership was questioned.

The latest action followed stronger protests at the same site a day earlier, when leaders singled out Raniele, Vitinho, Charles and newcomer Kaio César.

Last week, before the defeat to Internacional, they met Dorival Júnior and the squad on the pitch. The loss left Corinthians nine without a win and down to 16th in the Campeonato Brasileiro, with chants and criticism continuing at the Neo Química Arena and in the car park.

After Dorival’s exit, Corinthians moved quickly to appoint Fernando Diniz, out of work since February after leaving Vasco da Gama as Copa do Brasil runners-up. He has signed until the end of 2026.

Source: Meu Timao