San Paolo closes the classic against Palmeiras with two defeats; The doctors evaluate Rafinha and Ferraresi

The two left the lawn of the rival arena injured and will undergo an evaluation to know the time out

São Paulo left Allianz Parque with problems beyond the point gained following a goalless draw with Palmeiras, for Paulista Championship. During the match, right-back Rafinha and defender Ferraresi went off the field injured and would be evaluated by the tricolor doctors to deepen the level of the lions.

Rafinha left the field after suffering a sprained left ankle. Ferraresi also needs to be replaced, also with a sprain, but in his right knee.

According to coach Rogério Ceni, both will certainly be missing from the Tricolore at least for the club’s next match, against Portuguesa, at 21:30 (Brasilia time) on Thursday (26th), at the Morumbi.

For Ferraresi’s place, the replacement seems obvious: the Argentinean Alan Franco, reinforcement hired by US football, who made his debut last week against Ferroviária, but who was not even included in the classic due to the limitation of foreigners.

On the side, the thing is drawn with the Orejuela entrance. The Colombian replaced Rafinha during the classic and can be retained if Igor Vinícius stays out. The former owner was excluded this Sunday due to pubalgia, according to the San Paolo advisory.

With the new configuration it seems increasingly difficult for new foreigners to enter in addition to those who have been inserted, given that the limitation would be complete with Orejuela, Arboleda, Alan Franco, Méndez and Calleri, all among the 11 starters.

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