The blue and white team surprised everyone with a strange sentence when remembering the 2021 title via their social networks.
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After losing in the League 1 final, Alianza Lima is already working on the 2024 season. The Blue-Whites made significant changes to their squad: they hired Colombian Alejandro Restrepo as their new coach and announced the departure of several players. Amid this panorama, the La Victoria team took to its social networks to commemorate its penultimate national championship (2021) with a curious message.
What was Alianza Lima’s message about the 2021 title?
From La Victoria they remembered this episode and mentioned the time it took them to regain the title. Let us remember that the Familiars were also ordained the following year, thus becoming two-time Masters.
“Two years ago we returned to glory, we were crowned national champions of 2021. We only had to wait four years to achieve it. A championship that will always remain in our hearts. Up Alianza, for a lifetime,” the Victorians wrote on their account page. Twitter.
Message from Alianza Lima on its social networks. Photo: Twitter/Alianza Lima.
Latest Alianza Lima titles
- 2022: Alianza Lima 3-1 Melgar (worldwide)
- 2021: Alianza Lima 1-0 Sporting Cristal (worldwide)
- 2017: Title won after Apertura and Clausura victory.
- 2006: Lima Alliance – Cienciano 4:2 (global)
- 2004: Alianza Lima – Sporting Cristal 0-0 (5-4 on penalties).
How was the last League 1 final?
Alianza Lima almost won the three-time Peruvian football championship. In the first leg against Universitario de Deportes, the team drew 1-1; However, they lost 2-0 in the second leg.
Alianza Lima signings for 2024
- Heights: Kevin Serna (striker), Alejandro Restrepo (coach), Bruno Marioni (sports manager).
- Low: Mauricio Larriera (coach), Aldair Rodríguez (striker).
- Rumors: Marco Huamán (right-back) and Renzo Garcés (central defense).
- Possible extensions: Hernán Barcos (striker), Jairo Concha (midfielder), Gino Peruzzi (side), Josepmir Ballón (midfielder).
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