Portuguese coach claims that “several jerseys from Brazilian clubs” were taken from his luggage.
Portuguese coach Renato Paiva reported on social media that the luggage he used to travel from Rio de Janeiro to Lisbon was stolen. This despite having bought “high-priced tickets with guarantees of advantages,” he wrote.
Renato Paiva identified TAP in a post where he denounces: “Suitcase broken into and items stolen to give to family members. Several Brazilian club jerseys were stolen. Zero security! But the flight was priced like gold!!!”
“TAP, I await action, since we know there are cameras to identify those responsible,” adds the 55-year=old coach.
Without a club since leaving Fortaleza in September, Renato Paiva has been linked, in recent days, to Universidad de Chile .
