President Leila Pereira joked with Palmeiras fans after Alviverde’s classification in the Libertadores. This Wednesday (9), Verdão was 0-0 with Atlético-MG at the center of the Allianz Parque and, after winning the first leg, guaranteed qualification for the quarterfinals of the continental competition.
On Instagram, in the Stories tool – photos that disappear 24 hours after their respective publication -, the representative posted a meme: an image of her own, with the caption “Are you more serene?”.
Leila referred to fan protests over the lack of action in the transfer window. Despite many assignments, Palmeiras were the only team in the Serie A of the Brazilian championship not to have signed anyone in the middle of the year.
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Also on the same social network, the president of Verdão posted a post-match video.
“Everything is calmer now, but what a show. We are in the next phase of the Libertadores. With a lot of effort, will and determination, we have reached it. We are walking. We still have a few steps to climb, but we are going with a lot of strength and responsibility, that’s because I’m here, working for this gigantic club, together with our millions of fans, responsibly and always thinking that Palmeiras is here to win titles and the president is here to fight responsibly to strengthen our squad of super champions even more.” , he has declared.
“Strengthen and support these athletes who are with us, always fighting and winning so many titles in recent years – and we will continue like this. Confidence in the work, we are on the right track. Congratulations to the athletes, technical commission and wonderful fans, who once again have gave a show at the Allianz Parque. Let’s go ahead and Avanti Palestra”, concluded Leila.
Source: Terra
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