Life of a Pro

During another great campaign in season 06, Grêmio wins the highly sought-after title of Libertadores Champions.

Grêmio sailed through the group stage, winning all but one of their matches with a strong performance.

First-time champions of Libertadores last season (05), Grêmio supposedly has tougher adversaries this time around.

With a solid campaign in season 05, Grêmio finally wins the highly sought-after title of Libertadores Champions

The press deems it an easy group, as Grêmio is put in Group A and has a good chance of cruising to the round of 16.

In another stupid twist, Max Will, who had been playing all Libertadores matches this season, got injured and was replaced in the last match

After getting his third yellow card, Max Will is suspended from the final and the outcome is the worst possible.

The first leg of the quarterfinal left Max Will out of it. Nevertheless, a victory 2 x 0 leaves the next match a little easier.

With a victory in the first match, Max Will is not selected to play this one, concentrating on the Campeonato Brasileiro instead.

Back at Grêmio after a great season at Lazio, Max Will does not get the opportunity to play the Libertadores, for no reason.

River Plate (Núñez) playing at home, shames Grêmio with 6 goals (yeap, six) and eliminates Grêmio and Max Will from the competition.

Max Will is snubbed by the manager again, as the situation still does not improve. The team is still a mess.

Playing away and with a team completely in disarray, Grêmio's manager creates a situation where it's impossible to win.

No luck for the match against Metropolitanos for Max Will, once again out of the main squad. The manager opted for Doninho as a CAM.

Max Will again out of the Libertadores because of his manager, who apparently doesn't know how to count.

The feud with Max Will and Grêmio's manager continues in this season. The player was not selected for an important match of Libertadores da