Traces In Persija's Victory, Allano Dedicates To Family And The Jakmania

Allano de Souza scored a brace in Persija Jakarta's victory (Instagram/@persija).

JAKARTA - Persija Jakarta's new player, Allano de Souza, successfully demonstrated a slick performance in his debut match. Scored two goals in the victory of the Kemayoran Tigers, Allano presented it to the family and The Jakmania.

Persija Jakarta underwent their first match by hosting Persita Tangerang at the Jakarta International Stadium (JIS) on Sunday, August 10, 2025, WIB night. In this debut match, the hosts won 4-0 in which two of them were brace Allano.

After the match, Allano, who was present at the press conference, said that he presented two goals against Persita Tangerang, for the team, family, and supporters who were present at the stadium.

"First of all, I want to send a kiss to my two daughters. I am very happy for these three points."

"We did what the coach asked for, played with intensity from start to finish," Allano said.

Allano scored his first goal for Persija which was the team's second goal that night in the 69th minute. He completed his fine performance by contributing his second goal in the 91st minute with a long left-footed shot.

Successfully securing a win for the team, Allano stated that it could not be separated from the hot atmosphere of the game and support of supporters who gave the team additional energy.

"This supporter pushed us from start to finish. We felt it on the pitch and things started to flow."

"They support us. We fight for them until the end. So, we have to work hard for them because they are also working hard to support us," he said.

Regarding his two goals, Allano emphasized that it could not be separated from the support of his teammates.

"Without them, I can't play like this. I'm here to help Persija in the best way," he said.

During a press conference, Allano was asked about his slick appearance. He also answered questions about his ability to avoid opposing tackles. According to him, this ability was honed when he played on the streets of Rio de Janeiro.

"Of course (the existing capabilities) are developing over time, but I'm not 100 percent yet. There's still a lot I can give this team," he said.