Nosso Palestra
·3 de septiembre de 2025
Palmeiras defender hails first pro deal: ‘Key moment in my career’

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·3 de septiembre de 2025
Palmeiras has renewed the contract of defender Enzo, 17 years old. The defender has been with the club since 2021 and has played in seven matches this season, including games in the Paulista Championship and the Under-17 Brazilian Championship.
The defender celebrated signing the contract as a milestone in his career. Moved by the moment, he made a point of highlighting the honor of wearing the green and white shirt.
“For me, it is a great source of pride to have signed with the biggest club in Brazil. Being Palmeiras is different. This moment is very important in my career, but it’s just the first step. I’ll use this as motivation and go after my goals,” he emphasized.
Confidence in the future also goes hand in hand with dreams of collective achievements. For Enzo, the priority is to repay on the field the trust the club has placed in him.
“I hope to be useful for Palmeiras and that we can win the titles in the competitions we are playing in,” said the defender, who remains fully focused on the challenges of the season.
The Palmeiras Under-17 team defeated Corinthians 3-2 this Tuesday (02), at the Gabriel Marques da Silva Stadium in Santana de Parnaíba, in the 17th round of the initial phase of the Brazilian Championship for the category. The goals for the Crias da Academia were scored by Gustavo Froldi (twice) and João Paulo.
Already qualified for the quarterfinals, Verdão reached 40 points, leading the Under-17 Brazilian Championship. The team has played 17 matches in the tournament, with 13 wins, one draw, and three losses, totaling 49 goals scored and 19 conceded—the team’s top scorers in the competition are Juan Francisco and Juan Gabriel, with nine goals each.
In the next round of the Under-17 Brazilian Championship, the Crias da Academia will face Internacional on the 16th (Tuesday), at 3 p.m. (Brasília time), at the Morada dos Quero-Queros Stadium in Alvorada-RS.
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