Palmeiras fan who spat at Tite, from Flamengo, has his contract cancelled; understand

Real Arenas, a company linked to WTorre, administrator of Allianz Parque, announced in a statement this Wednesday (24) that it canceled the contract of the fan who spat on Tite, coach of the Flamengoin the Allianz Parque Passport program.

The decision, according to the statement, was taken together with the Palm trees and after identification of the fan, which took place through security cameras and the facial biometrics system used in all accesses to the stadium this Tuesday (23). In the note, Real Arenas adds “that it does not accept attitudes like this and reiterates its commitment to respect in football”.

Remember the case

Former coach of the Brazilian team and currently at Flamengo, Tite was hit by spit during the match against Palmeiras, last Sunday (21), in the third round of Series A of the Brazilian Championship, at Allianz Parque, in São Paulo.

What Tite said about spitting

In a press conference after the draw between Palmeira and Flamengo, Tite opened up space to take a stand against the attitude of a fan, who, according to the coach, spat in his direction. The fact, until then, was unknown to Palmeiras and the press.

“Let me make an observation. My activity as a coach, I know that it is quite exposed, and I have to put up with all the possible insults that come from outside. And it’s not from Palmeiras fans. They are from some people who perhaps don’t have the means to know that there are a lot of children that can be educated. The offenses are part of the game, but spitting is really ugly, man. Me having to clean my head and my clothes is ugly, man,” she declared.

“It’s just for these people, it’s not for the Palmeiras fans. I was here at Palmeiras and I have a stage that I’m very proud of. Our work saved Palmeiras from relegation at that stage. I have that in my memory very strongly. So , I have respect for the stages. But these people are not worthy to be representatives of a series of boys. We were very well received, a series of boys who look up to César (Sampaio). monster. He’s on the other side, but he acts with respect. If not, we think that anything goes in football.”, he added.

Apology

Last Monday (22), Alviverde football director Anderson Barros called red-black football director Bruno Spindel and apologized for the hostile act, denounced by coach Tite shortly after the match.