The coach spoke to the press after a 3-1 victory over the river
Summary
Abel Ferreira came out for the curses suffered in the past, highlighted internal trust as crucial and reported the proximity to the renewal with Palmeiras after a victory on the river plate.
The mood between the fans of Palmeiras and Abel Ferreira was again union. After the “storm” that had curses in the elimination of the Brazilian cup against Corinthians as hedge, the coach rediscovered the synergy with the fans and now seems to be close to a renewal with Verdon.
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In a press conference after the 3-1 victory over River Plate on Wednesday evening in Allianz Parque, the Portuguese coach highlighted internal trust as a fundamental for the decisions of his career.
“I don’t need a contract, I just need to be the people who are trusted of my work. I don’t need to sign a contract to say that I want to continue,” said the coach, who has a contract until the end of this season.
Even with everything that walked until the renewal of the bond, Abel took the opportunity to let off steam in the curses he felt in the defeat at his rival in early August. At the time, he cursed the crowd after being called “stupid”.
“Brazil is a special country, but it cannot be eight or 80. You know very well what the crowd did, but they are exactly the same. But I don’t forget what they did and what they called me. This is marked in my heart, it is something that bleeds inside. Everything I do here is to give the best I can,” he added.
To remove the wounds, Abel is still looking for another title of Libertadores Cup. Already guaranteed in the semifinal, Palmeiras awaits the winner of the duel between Ldu and San Paolo. On the road, in Quito, the Ecuadorians won 2-0.
Source: Terra
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