Celebrities become “rivals” for Flamengo and Palmeiras fans in the Libertadores final

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Ana María Braga is a big fan of Miras, and she doesn’t hide it. “I don’t know how long the match will be. I only know that Palmeiras will win, because they are the team that will come back,” the presenter commented to her colleague Angelica, in the latest edition of the “Angélica ao vivo” program. Luciano Huck’s wife got angry and pulled the sardines to her side: “What is this, Ana Maria… Go and give me my Flamengo,” commented a Flamengo fan.

Celebrities in the Libertadores final

Next, find out who the celebrities will be cheering on in the 2025 Libertadores final. After all, Flamengo or Palmeiras?

Adrian Galisto (Palmereis)

“I feel nervous because I think anything could happen. But, of course, I am optimistic and eager to shout: ‘He is a champion!’” comments Adriana Galisto, about the intolerance towards Palmeiras.

Wesley Savadao (Flamingo)

Wesley Savadao does not deny that he is a “fanatic” for Flamengo. “I didn’t become a Flamengo fan. I was born that way,” he says. The singer, of course, will follow the grand finale of the dispute with Palmeiras.

Bello is so fanatical towards Palmeiras that he has even become friends with some of the team’s players. He explained in an interview: “I have achieved many laurels with Palmeiras, and I hope to obtain many more.”

Broadcaster Angelica is a fan of flamenco, unlike her husband Luciano Huck, who supports Corinthians. “Of course I am a flamenco fan,” she says. “Since I came to Rio de Janeiro, when I was 12 years old, I have been a flamenco fan.”

Ana Maria Braga (Palmereis)

Ana María Braga is a “purple” citizen of Palmeiras, as she usually asserts. She never misses a game and gets nervous every time the team plays.

Actress Marina Rui Barbosa watched many Flamengo matches at the Maracanã during her childhood. Since then, she has not lost her love for football. She said in an interview: “My favorite team is my family’s heritage. I like to watch the matches when I can.”

Singer Roberto Carlos is a Palmeiras fan. This passion arose in the 1960s under the influence of his first wife, Cleonice Rossi Martinelli.