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Marcelo left Fluminense due to a scandal and the Colombian star who went to fire him

A recent scandal sees Marcelo part ways with Fluminense, with a Colombian star playing a key role in the fallout.

By David Arengas

Marcelo Photo: El Periodico

Brazilian football says goodbye to a duo that marked an era. Jhon Arias, the talented Colombian midfielder, expressed his deep gratitude to Marcelo, the experienced left-back, after his surprising departure from Fluminense. Through his social networks, Arias shared an emotional message reflecting the close friendship and mutual respect that united both players.

"A winner is always a winner. Thank you for inspiring us and showing us the way, success in what comes next Marce," wrote Arias, revealing the admiration he feels for the former Real Madrid player. Marcelo's arrival at 'Flu' revitalized the team and was a key factor in the historic conquest of the 2023 Copa Libertadores.

An inspiring leadership

Marcelo, with his vast experience and charisma, quickly became a reference point both on and off the field. His leadership and professionalism were fundamental to guiding the team to continental glory. Jhon Arias, for his part, highlighted Marcelo's ability to motivate and bring out the best in each player.

"I learned a lot from him, both on and off the field. His way of training, his winning mentality, all of that inspired me to give my best," Arias said in a recent interview.

The reasons behind the departure

Marcelo's departure from Fluminense generated great surprise among fans and the media. The reasons behind this decision have not yet been fully clarified, although it is speculated that a difference of opinion with coach Mano Menezes may have influenced his departure.

The future of both players

With Marcelo's departure, Fluminense will face a new challenge. However, the Brazilian's legacy will remain forever in the club's history. For his part, Jhon Arias will continue to be a key piece in the team and is expected to take on an even more prominent role.

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