In the middle of a weekend marked by great farewells in sport, the most melancholy and senseless one took place at Allianz Parque. In a sad environment full of uncertainty, Palmeirense said goodbye to one of the greatest idols of the century without the right to pay due tribute. The people who followed the […]
In the middle of a weekend marked by great farewells in sport, the most melancholy and senseless one took place at Allianz Parque. In a sad environment full of uncertainty, Palmeirense said goodbye to one of the greatest idols of the century without the right to pay due tribute. Those who followed Lewis Hamilton’s farewell to Mercedes and the tributes to Gabigol at the Maracanã would never have imagined that Palmeiras had said goodbye to their greatest player of the last decade.
After 462 games, Dudu wore the Palmeiras shirt for the last time this Sunday (08), in the defeat against Fluminense, at Allianz Parque, in the last round of the Brazilian championship. On the pitch, the number 7 played 45 minutes, without the highlights, without the brilliance and without the determination that marked his trajectory during his nine years at Palmeiras.
At the end of the match, instead of being able to thank and pay homage to the idol responsible for changing the club’s level, the over 34 thousand fans present at Allianz Parque were left to boo a “soulless” team. While number 7 left the house visibly moved, but without being able to say goodbye to the people who transformed him into ‘Dudu Warrior’.
According to GE’s website, try to avoid going out the back doors. Dudu must meet Palmeiras management to negotiate an amicable resolution. The athlete has a contract with Alviverde until the end of 2025. Despite having received a proposal from Santos, the attacker’s fate should be to return to Cruzeiro, the team that revealed him to football.
Dudu arrived at Palmeiras in 2015 after making surprise appearances against rivals Corinthians and Sao Paulo. With Verdão he played 462 games, scored 88 goals, provided 102 assists and won 12 titles, including: one Brazilian Cup (2015), four Brazilian Championships (2016, 2018, 2022 and 2023), three Paulista Championships (2020, 2022 and 2023), two Libertadores (2020 and 2021), one South American Recopa (2022) and one Brazilian Super Cup (2023).
Source: Terra
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