Overview
- Seedorf took charge in mid-October and has already reorganized daily routines at CT Joaquim Grava by scheduling two-training sessions per day to raise intensity and focus on defensive compactness and fast transitions.
- He has instructed the team psychologist, Anahy Couto, to take a more active role in practices by observing player behavior, giving feedback to staff and increasing one-on-one sessions with athletes.
- The coach requested that in-club televisions stop showing schedules and results and instead display positive images of goals and victories to change the environment inside the training center.
- Seedorf opened his tenure with a motivational message that the team will exit its crisis and received a morale-boosting visit from club idol Emerson Sheik while preparing for the upcoming match at Neo Química Arena.
- These moves are early-stage and focused on culture and process, so the immediate test will come in the next league game as the club measures whether training, psychology and image changes produce on-field improvement.