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Muricy Ramalho could be in line to land Brazil’s top job

President of Brazil’s Sao Paolo FC Juvenal Juvencio says that his first team coach Muricy Ramalho should be the person to take over from current national team manager Dunga.

In line for their sixth Brazilian Serie A title and third in a row, Juvencio said that his coach would be the most suitable as he has the respect throughout Brazil.

Ramalho’s contract ends at the end of the 2009 season and it has been the coach’s ambition to coach the Brazilian national team one day.

Written by: Dave Cohen

Tags: Brasil, World Cup

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