No badge on shirt: Palmeiras begin Abel era without champions patch | OneFootball

For the first time since the arrival of Abel Ferreira, Palmeiras will enter a season without displaying any champion patch on its jersey. This year marks a symbolic moment in the club's recent history, ending a series of seasons where significant achievements were showcased on the green and white uniform.

Since 2020, Palmeiras has become accustomed to carrying symbols of national and international titles on the chest or sleeve. Libertadores, Copa do Brasil, Brasileirão, Recopa Sul-Americana, and Supercopa do Brasil were part of an extremely successful period under the command of the Portuguese coach. However, this visual cycle is coming to a pause.

In 2025, the club still had the São Paulo champion patch. But in the next season, Palmeiras will not have any champion patch authorized for use on the uniform.

Internally, the situation is treated with naturalness. The coaching staff and management understand that the end of the patches does not erase the importance of the work done in recent years, but serves as a reminder of the constant demand for results in a club accustomed to winning.

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