Zaniolo's great goal last night in Ferrara has conquered everyone. Starting with Fonseca who after the 'tennis' success (1-6) against Spal assured: "We don't want to sell Zaniolo and Pellegrini, they are important players for the future of Roma". Here are the images of the network of the Giallorossi star on the net after a lonely run from midfield.
And in the Rome that defends the fifth place in the championship, and that is preparing for the assault on the Europa League, there is another completely unexpected protagonist, who has passed in a few months from discard to holder. The parable of Bruno Peres, fresh from the Spal side by side, is strangeand today an unmovable pawn in the new 3-4-2-1 designed by Paulo Fonseca. And to say that even struggled to find space in the Brazilian Serie B. The full-back, who returned to the capital after his bankruptcy at home (on loan first at San Paolo and then at Sport Recife), managed to make the most of that "second chance" promised to him in January by ex-director Petrachi, the man who he had discovered it and brought it to Turin. Since then, in Trigoria, the situation has changed a lot: the DS has been fired for just cause, while Bruno Peres has taken over Roma and will be included in the UEFA list (together with Ibanez and Zaniolo) for his commitment in the round of 16 with Sevilla .
In celebrating the two goals of Ferrara, the South American outside posted on Instagram a passage from the Bible which explains that "for everything there is his time, there is his moment for everything under the sky". And now the time of Bruno Peres seems to have returned, until recently the target of fierce criticism and more or less elegant teasing. Among the less successful there is certainly the one made a few days ago on Twitter by the official account of the Ceres beer brand that had tried to make fun of the nickname (Bruno Ceres), given to the player by some fans for a few extra nights in the first experience Roman. The post, which asked not to match the player's image to the beer bottle, was obviously not liked by either the Brazilian or Roma, who moved behind the scenes to protect their respective image. In the end, Ceres was touched by an audience mea culpa with a new chirping in which "we offer our heartfelt apologies to Rome and Bruno Da Silva Peres for the content of the tweet of 20 July which, contrary to our intentions, was inappropriate; and for the unauthorized use of the image, trademarks and distinctive signs of As Roma, as well as the image of his player. We show great respect for the team and the sportsman ". For Bruno Peres another rematch after the one on the field.