São Paulo fans protest against president Julio Casares at Morumbi | OneFootball

A group of approximately 30 to 40 São Paulo fans gathered on Sunday morning (30th) at Morumbi to protest against the current management of president Julio Casares.

Composed of some club members and regular Tricolor supporters, the protest began in front of gate 7 at Morumbi, which is the entrance to the club’s social area, with a large banner displayed: “Out Casares!”

Other chants were shouted by the demonstrators, such as “direct elections now” and “electronic voting.”

Today’s protest was called by the group ‘Novo Era Tricolor,’ which describes itself as non-partisan and was created by some São Paulo club members: “Peaceful protest against the management of Júlio Casares, who is destroying our São Paulo Futebol Clube,” they protested.

After the chants at the entrance, the fans continued the protest inside the club’s social area, with demonstrations by the pool and on the fields. See below:

President Julio Casares has been heavily criticized and attacked by the Tricolor fans in recent months, as the club faces new problems every day, both on and off the pitch.

Last Friday (28th), a total of 41 São Paulo council members, all connected to or part of opposition groups to the current management, submitted a petition requesting the resignation of president Casares.

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