The connection of Raí, the grandfather of São Paulo and the Libertadores dream: Pablo, reinforcement of São Paulo, opens the game | São Paulo

In the chat, Pablo talked about the new club, his expectations and what fans can expect from him in the next few years. See below for conversation topics below:

– This is a sensation that has no adjective. Unbelievable. Fans can expect a lot of dedication and dedication because I will be wearing the club jersey to try and mark the story.

– I was at the supermarket when I received a call. I looked at my cell phone and said: "It's Raí, old man!" I was fascinated. I replied, he told me that he had closed and I was quite moved.

– I am very worried and I have families from São Paulo who are also very happy. My grandfather, my mother's father, is Sainte-Pauline and will be very happy. Everyone in my house loves the club. Like me, my wife and family always had São Paulo as the first option and they had already decided that it would be São Paulo, despite all that that represented.

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– I dream of being champion and marked in the history of São Paulo. That's what I want: to get to win and be a great player in São Paulo to win titles. At home, I have a place near the barbecue where I leave all my shirts, clubs where I played. And my wife has already said, "We need to install one from São Paulo." The waiting is immense.

– I am a very calm guy, I want to help my teammates on and off the field. During my career, I have learned a lot from coaches on tactical issues and I am trying to learn more and more. I have held several positions, sometimes even unusual, and I have learned. I am ready to help in the best possible way, very eager to defend São Paulo and to meet my new companions. I know Bruno Alves de Figueirense and Everton d'Athletico.

– I like to learn, listen to the most experienced players and the youngest. I want to learn everything they need to learn. I like to play on the front, be near the goal, make the mark. I like to think collectively, it is essential, and I want to play for the group.

– Everyone knows that in Brazil, no other club has as much identity with Libertadores as São Paulo. Fans are pbadionate about the competition, the club is respected throughout the continent. When I was little, I saw São Paulo play Libertadores. That means that when you're a child, I've seen big teams play against São Paulo in Morumbi.

– This is a team three times with Libertadores. It is therefore an incredible feeling to think that I will be able to help São Paulo in the Libertadores and other championships. The Morumbi is a historical stadium of Brazilian football, which has seen Sao Paulo become a champion several times and is known worldwide. I hope to play a lot, score goals in this stadium and, being my new home, that's what I have to do.