Arias uses match photo and a song to needle Fluminense fans
After Palmeiras reached the Libertadores final, Jhon Arias posted pictures from the tie with “Chorando se foi” as soundtrack, a gesture Fluminense fans read as mockery.
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A classificação do Palmeiras para a decisão da Libertadores rendeu mais um capítulo à relação conturbada entre Jhon Arias e a torcida do Fluminense. O atacante colombiano postou imagens do duelo e escolheu “Chorando se foi” como trilha — gesto lido como deboche do lado das Laranjeiras.
A provocação tem história. Arias brilhou com a camisa do clube carioca e foi campeão da Conmebol Libertadores em 2023. A ida para o Verdão não caiu bem entre os torcedores do Rio.
Nas duas vezes em que encarou o ex-clube pelo Palmeiras na atual temporada — no Maracanã, em duelo do Brasileirão, e no primeiro jogo da semifinal —, ouviu vaias.
Na ida, ainda no gramado, ele deu entrevista e afirmou que muitos torcedores sofrem de “amnésia” diante da boa passagem dele pelo Tricolor Carioca.
Até aqui, o ponta soma 46 partidas pelo alviverde, sendo oito gols e sete assistências.
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