sport news Rafa Benitez could land one of South American football's biggest jobs just a ... trends now

sport news Rafa Benitez could land one of South American football's biggest jobs just a ... trends now
sport news Rafa Benitez could land one of South American football's biggest jobs just a ... trends now

sport news Rafa Benitez could land one of South American football's biggest jobs just a ... trends now

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Rafa Benitez could soon take charge of one of the giants of South American football, according to reports in Brazil.

The former Liverpool, Newcastle and Chelsea manager is reportedly being lined up to be the next manager of Sao Paulo.

According to Brazilian outlet Arquinbancada Tricolor, the club has held 'behind-the-scenes' discussions with Benitez to replace Thiago Carpini, who was only appointed in January. 

Gazeta Esportiva, meanwhile, reported the club were in 'advanced conversations' with Benitez but were also considering former Sheffield Wednesday manager Carlos Cavalhal and former Manchester City assistant Domenec Torrent as alternatives. 

The negotiations with Benitez have reportedly been conducted by Giuliano Bertolucci, one of Brazil's most influential agents, whose clients include Premier League stars Gabriel Magalhaes and Bruno Guimaraes and PSG captain Marquinhos.

Rafael Benitez is reportedly close to take charge of Brazilian giants Sao Paulo

Rafael Benitez is reportedly close to take charge of Brazilian giants Sao Paulo 

Sao Paulo boss Thiago Carpini could be sacked, despite being only appointed in January

Sao Paulo boss Thiago Carpini could be sacked, despite being only appointed in January

Benitez has been out of a job since he was sacked by Celta Vigo last month after less than

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