Protests against Abel Ferreira’s tenure at Palmeiras intensified early on Tuesday, October 11, when the organized supporters’ group, Mancha Verde, called for the coach’s removal.

The largest fan organization of the club took to social media to publicly voice their demand. Their message was succinct and straightforward.

The post emphasized that “patience is over,” ending with a clear call for Ferreira’s exit.

This conflict is not new; the Portuguese coach had faced similar calls for his resignation earlier this year.

In May, Mancha Verde released a strong statement that aimed to pressure the coach out of his position.

The latest outcry followed a disappointing goalless draw against Internacional on the previous Sunday, which was part of the Brazilian Championship.

Despite the unrest among fans, Palmeiras continues to lead Série A. Additionally, the team secured a place in the quarterfinals of the Copa do Brasil and the round of 16 of the Libertadores.

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Abel Ferreira’s stay at Palmeiras has once again become the target of protests. In the early hours of this Tuesday (11), Mancha Verde demanded the coach’s dismissal.

The club’s largest organized supporters’ group used social media to make the demand public. The message was brief and direct.

The post highlighted the phrase “patience is over.” Just below, the graphic carried a clear message in the footer: “Abel Ferreira out.”

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The clashes between the supporters’ group and the manager are nothing new. The Portuguese coach recently faced similar pressure.

In May this year, the same group published a harsh statement. The goal was also to force the coach’s departure.

The trigger for the new crisis was the goalless draw against Internacional last Sunday. The match was part of the Brazilian Championship.

Despite the dissatisfaction in the stands, the team’s situation is positive. Palmeiras remains top of Série A. In addition, the team has qualified for the quarterfinals of the Copa do Brasil and the round of 16 of the Libertadores.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.