Adriano Says Good-Bye to Sao Paulo.

By: Bruno Romani | May 22nd, 2008

 

After last night’s elimination, Adriano is leaving Sao Paulo. He said, “It’s over.” Coach Muricy Ramalho agreed by saying that the forward prepared himself a lot of Copa Libertadores and now found it hard to get him to play Campeonato Brasileiro despite the one month left in the contract. The emperor scored about 20 goals for Sao Paulo ( I have to check these numbers) and landed many visits to this blog. Brazil needs more big names like him playing at home.

Category: Players

Tags: Adriano, Inter, last match, Muricy Ramalho, Players, São Paulo

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• Mauro |  May 22nd, 2008 at 12:14 pm

  
  
  

  Bummer for Sao Paulo. He was easily one of the best players of the tournament and very tough to mark for the South American teams. His technique on some of those goals were spectacular.

  Check out my review of last night’s match.

  https://libertadores.theoffside.com/news/flus-dream-lives-on.html

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• pitacodogringo |  May 22nd, 2008 at 6:24 pm

  
  
  

  i read today that he might be staying until his contract ends on July 10th

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• frost |  May 24th, 2008 at 2:51 am

  
  
  

  There’s something about prima-donnas that kinda Tick-Me-Off… he’s not “up” for the Brasil competition? Is he “better” than them? There again, perhaps Sao Paulo deserves that kind of player…?
  Am just hoping that Moreno sticks around Cruzeiro — that could make things interesting.

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