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Quinteiros’ appointment is an interesting gambit. He is not a household name in the footballing world; possessing past experience with Velez, Colo-Colo, and Universidad Católica offers him a pedigree but lacks the illustrious status often associated with top-tier managers. His tenure with these clubs did add to his resume with titles, but they don't equate to the prominence of managing a club like Grêmio.

The situation exposes Grêmio's current predicament; the club is making a calculated risk with a manager seen more as an opportunity than a guaranteed solution. As with any risk, the potential for failure exists, and the pressure is unyielding. The context surrounding Grêmio suggests this hire isn’t the acquisition of an elite manager, but rather a shot in the dark hoping to strike gold.