Being caught in the gun! Palmeiras coach: If you spend money, Paris Saint-Germain should win the championship every year

Palmeiras drew 1-1 with Mirasol in the Brazilian League, and suffered a three-round victory in the league. The protests from some fans at home made the atmosphere of the Alex Park Stadium fall to freezing point. Facing the sharp question of reporters "Whether it is the worst in five years of coaching", coach Abel Ferreira broke out completely.

"This is your personal opinion, I won't argue," the Portuguese set the tone at the beginning, but then launched a fire-opening counterattack. He admitted that the team was at a low point, but flatly rejected the "worst version" label.

"Palmeiras has never been better in the athletic and economic aspects as it is now!" Abel's voice echoed at the press conference. He pointed his finger at critics and even brought out Paris Saint-Germain as a counterexample: "If you spend money, you will win. PSG, which spent 870 million euros, should have won the championship every year! "

Abel counted the company's assets and revealed the pride of the club's operation: "We sold the central defender of 35 million euros, sent the striker to Real Madrid, and sold Estewan to Chelsea. We only used 20% of these huge revenues to reinvest. Why can Palmeiras invest money now? Because we rely on the championship and successful players to sell it, we paid off our debts! "

Faced with the pressure of results, Abel gave a strong replies: "If we really do it," So bad, why are European giants staring at Palmeiras' players? Why is Rios being scrambled? "He reviewed his five-year achievements: "We sold more than 1.5 billion euros players, won respect from home and abroad, and even European clubs want to come here to investigate and study. "

Although Abel firmly believes that the club's foundation is stable, he admitted: "I didn't play well today. " At the same time, he reminded the media of responsibility: "Repeat the lies a thousand times, fans may believe it. "

At the competitive level, Palmeiras is still fighting on the third line: the Liberators and the Brazilian Cup both entered the top 16, and Brazil's first-tier 5 was temporarily ranked fifth, and Flamenco was 4 points away from the top. On Sunday, the home match against Atletico Minero became a key battle for the team to reverse the decline and calm doubts.