Total celebration for Alex Sandro: goals, records and tears on the day of farewell

Last match with the Juventus shirt for Alex Sandro: the Brazilian leaves in tears, standing ovation from the Allianz Stadium

All-round party for Alex Sandroin his last appearance with the black and white shirt in the match that closes the championship Juventus against the Monza.

The Brazilian defender, captain for the occasion, stamped the 327th token with the ‘Old Lady’ shirt, thus equaling a certain Pavel Nedved in the all-time ranking of the foreigners most present wearing the Juventus jersey. Precisely on the day of farewell to the Bianconeri colours, given that the former Porto player will not renew his contract expiring on 30 June with the Continassa club. Alex Sandro also had the satisfaction of scoring, scoring the second goal for the team Montero. The green and gold international received an ovation from the stadium and at the end of the match he will say goodbye with a greeting from the public at the Allianz Stadium, where the team trophy will also be paraded Italian Cup after the Olimpico’s success againstAtalanta.

Juventus-Monza, standing ovation for Alex Sandro’s farewell

Standing ovation for Alex Sandro even leaving the pitch in the second half to make room for Tiago Djalo (on his debut for Juventus), with the Brazilian leaving the pitch in tears as he thanked the crowd and received hugs from his teammates.

Thunderous applause from the Stadium fans also for Nicolò Beans, returning to the pitch one minute after the disqualification for the betting affair. Furthermore, in the second half there is also glory for Pinsoglio between the posts, which he detects Perin and is the protagonist of a save on the close conclusion of Birindelli. Insults instead and chants against Izzonever loved in these parts, after a foul on Yildiz who had a bit of heat on the pitch.

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