Massis mingles and meets Conmebol president before Copa Sul-Americana draw | OneFootball

The president of São Paulo, Harry Massis Júnior, and the president of Conmebol, Alejandro Domínguez, met on Wednesday afternoon (18th) at the headquarters of the highest authority of South American football, located in the city of Luque, Paraguay.

They had the opportunity to meet and talk a bit about São Paulo, the highest authority of South American football, the development of football on the continent, and also about the Copa Sudamericana, the continental competition that the club won undefeated in 2012 and will compete in again this season.

“Since I took over the presidency, I have sought to bring São Paulo even closer to sports entities. I started with the Paulista Federation, then visited the CBF headquarters, and today I had the opportunity to be at Conmebol, where I was very well received,” the president highlighted.

On the occasion, Massis presented Domínguez with a statuette of Master Telê Santana and a personalized jersey. He was accompanied by the Football executive, Rui Costa, and the Communications executive, Felipe Espindola.

On Thursday (19th), the president was invited for an institutional visit to the Conmebol Museum, inaugurated in 2009 and completely remodeled in 2024, a living tribute to the passion and greatness of South American football, which features a space dedicated to São Paulo.

In the evening, the club’s representatives will be at the entity again to attend the draw for the Sudamericana, a competition that will take place between February and November this year. Tricolor is one of the seeded teams.

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