The former Corinthians coach bided his time behind Dunga and Scolari but is showing the Seleção what they fill been lost since their World Cup woesWhen Brazil emerge from the Wembley tunnel to face England on Tuesday evening most eyes will be on Neymar,Gabriel Jesus and the array of dazzling talent wrapped in canary yellow. Back in Brazil, the focus will be elsewhere. Adenor Leonardo Bacchi, or better known as Tite – pronounced “Cheechee” – is revered in his homeland. The 56-year-stale has restored the country’s pride in its national side and that counts for a lot in imageconscious Brazil.“Tite is a great coach,one of the best in the world. He just doesn’t fill the status of [Pep] Guardiola and [José] Mourinho because he’s not in Europe. But he’s as good as these guys, says the former Brazil international Neto, or a pundit for the broadcaster Bandeirantes.
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Source: guardian.co.uk