“I didn’t want to go to Palmeiras”; Laila receives a “no” after trying to set the former São Paulo medalist

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The striker, who is currently playing in Brazil, explained that he had received 7 offers, one of which was from Verdao.

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01/03/2023 – 11:35 AM BST

01/03/2023 – 11:35 AM BST

I look forward to success this season, Practically all teams in the national arena are 100% connected to the market and are looking for options they consider interesting to open negotiations. The goal is to put together a strong team, with good substitutes even off the bench, and the ability to maintain level even in cases of injuries, suspensions or call-ups.

despite, Unlike the vast majority, Palmeiras is not looking for news at the moment, to the point where a lot of criticism comes from the stands. However, the strategy of betting only on the base is something that is applied only with an eye to 2023, because in the past, Leila Pereira has been active and making investments in Verdau.

But, The delegate was not always successful in the contacts made, so much so that about 8 months ago she received a ‘no’ from a former player from Sao Paulo, who made history playing for China: Aloysio “Boy Bandido”. And the striker confirmed, during his participation in the Fala Craque program, on YouTube, that 7 Brazilian clubs had contacted him about his return to Brazil, in March 2022.

“When I fell [com o América]I almost went to Grêmio. There were other clubs as well. […] Like Palmeiras, but I didn’t want to go to Palmeiras. I spent eight years there in China choosing what I was going to do and which team I was going to play for. I no longer think about earning well, but about peace of mind and living.”Not stopping there, Aloisio said:

“I wanted to go to Criciúma to fulfill my dream and stay close to home. Some big teams came, like Fluminense, Fortaleza and Coritiba, but I wanted to stay here.” [na região Sul]: Avai, Criciúma, or Grêmio. I wanted to stay close to home“Said the athlete, who is 34 years old and spent 8 seasons on Chinese soil, from 2014 to 2021.