Palmeiras has been putting together its squad for this season. The board led by Leila Pereira has been hiring, dismissing and renewing.
This Wednesday (08/01), Verdão announced the contract renewal of defender Gustavo Gómez. Sporting News has details.
MORE: Who did Palmeiras hire for 2025?
How long does Gustavo Gómez’s new contract last?
Gómez signed a new contract with Palmeiras until the end of 2027that is, almost three years of employment.
– I am very grateful to Palmeiras, here I found my place in the world. I had a great identification with the club, with the people who work here. It changed my life positively, it helped me to be a better father, a better husband, a better partner, a better son. I thank the president (Leila Pereira) and the director (Anderson Barros) who believe in me. Happy to stay here longer, I just have to repay each game with effort and dedication – said Gustavo Gómez.
Do we have many stories together? We have, BUT WE WANT MORE! 💚
Contract renewed with the Sheriff until 2027! ✍️ ➤
— SE Palmeiras (@Palmeiras)
What are Gómez’s records at Palmeiras?
Gustavo Gómez collects records wearing the Palmeiras shirt. Some of them are:
- Player with the most titles for Palmeiras: 12
- Defender, foreign player and captain with the most trophies lifted
- Top scoring defender: 37 goals
Palmeiras’ next games
- 15/01 – Palmeiras x Portuguesa – Campeonato Paulista
- 19/01 – Noroeste x Palmeiras – Campeonato Paulista
- 22/01 – Santos x Palmeiras – Campeonato Paulista
- 26/01 – Palmeiras x Novorizontino – Campeonato Paulista
- 29/01 – Palmeiras x Bragantino – Campeonato Paulista
MORE: Palmeiras x Oeste: where to watch, time and lineups for the Copinha game
Palmeiras’ last games: results
See below what Palmeiras’ last games of the season were like.
- 08/12 – Palmeiras 0 x 1 Fluminense – Brazilian Championship
- 04/12 – Cruzeiro 1 x 2 Palmeiras – Brazilian Championship
- 26/11 – Palmeiras 1 x 3 Botafogo – Brazilian Championship
- 11/23 – Atlético-GO 0 x 1 Palmeiras – Brazilian Championship
- 20/11 – Bahia 1 x 2 Palmeiras – Brazilian Championship
