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Ex-Man Utd star Andreas Pereira dons 'MILF' shirt to Fulham training as Brazil international tells critics to 'say less'

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<p>Off the back of transfer links with Palmeiras and Marseille, and being dropped by Fulham manager Marco Silva recently, the 29-year-old has sent a message to his detractors on social media.</p>

WHAT HAPPENED?

<p>At Fulham training, Pereira wore the lewd shirt next to team-mate Calvin Bassey and wrote in an Instagram story: "Say less". On this occasion, 'MILF' stood for 'man I love Fulham'.</p><p></p><picture><source srcset="https://assets.goal.com/images/v3/bltc8574de4c4d3f4e8/Screenshot%202025-01-07%20222409.png?format=webp" type="image/webp"><source srcset="https://assets.goal.com/images/v3/bltc8574de4c4d3f4e8/Screenshot%202025-01-07%20222409.png?format=jpg" type="image/jpeg"><img src="https://assets.goal.com/images/v3/bltc8574de4c4d3f4e8/Screenshot%202025-01-07%20222409.png?format=jpg" alt="Andreas Pereira" data-source="Instagram" data-copyright="Instagram" data-portal-copyright="Instagram" perform:prop="uuid:bltc8574de4c4d3f4e8;width:361;height:624"></picture><p></p>

WHAT ANDREAS PEREIRA SAID

<p>Silva left Pereira out of last month's draw at Tottenham due to a "technical decision" and denied the midfielder's absence was related to an interview where the ex-United man was quoted as saying it would be <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-14145965/Fulham-Andreas-Pereira-marseille-tottenham-dropped.html" target="_blank">"very cool" to play for Marseille under Roberto De Zerbi</a>. The Brazil international, who was criticised off the back of this, called the interview "malicious and inaccurate" on Instagram and appears focused on delivering for Fulham - going by this latest post.</p>

THE BIGGER PICTURE

<p>Pereira, who was the subject of a <a href="https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cy09z869lj2o" target="_blank">rejected offer from Palmeiras</a> in January, could next feature for Fulham on Thursday as they begin their FA Cup campaign against Watford in round three of the competition.</p>

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Ex-Man Utd star Andreas Pereira dons 'MILF' shirt to Fulham training as Brazil international tells critics to 'say less' | Goal.com Nigeria

Ex-Manchester United star Andreas Pereira donned a &apos;MILF&apos; shirt to Fulham training as the midfielder told his critics to &quot;say less&quot;.

Ex-Man Utd star Andreas Pereira dons &apos;MILF&apos; shirt to Fulham training as Brazil international tells critics to &apos;say less&apos;