He optimism It is palpable in all sectors. The ‘Juniormania‘ is gradually taking over the city and merchants feel that this is a ‘prime’ time to strengthen their sales and a Christmas full of economic facilities for their businesses.
That is the case Rafael Sequeiraa merchant from Barranquilla who has his Junior t-shirts and accessories shop in Galería 72, north of Barranquilla, and in dialogue with EL HERALDO stated that he hopes that the turnover of his company will increase, both for the first stage and for the coming days prior to the return match in Medellín.
“If Junior plays and does well, I do well too, and normally when the team has these types of competitions, for me personally my turnover increases by up to 70% in what has to do with the T-shirtswhat people usually buy, and of course flags and caps,” emphasized the businessman.
Source: El heraldo
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