Arthur Elias thanks Corinthians fans as he bids them farewell with the title: “A Fielé f***” | Corinth

Arthur ordered Elias Corinth For eight years and he said goodbye – on his way to the Brazilian national team – in the best possible way: he is the champion of the Women’s Libertadores Cup 2023. After leading the team to a 1-0 victory over Palmeiras, the coach revealed a feeling of duty fulfilled, proud of the team and thanked the support of the athletes, the club and especially the fans.

– Feeling proud. Recognized work, done many years ago, closed it Corinth “The best possible way, in a match of this magnitude in the Libertadores,” the coach said.

At the helm of the team since 2016, he was recruited from Osasco Audax, and the coach cited the department’s goal of captivating the team’s fans. Corinth Women’s football. That’s why he’s grateful for the support over the years.

– File f***. “It’s a Brazilian expression,” the coach said, laughing.

– thanks for your support. We always had a mission here to gain more and more fans, because Corinth It has over 30 million die-hard fans, women and sportswomen, with so much dedication and honor to this shirt, they have won many of them, and there are more to come. “Just thank you for the support you’ve always given me,” he added.

Arthur Elias has become a reference among coaches in women’s football. In September, he was announced as coach of the Brazilian national team, succeeding Swedish player Pia Sundhage. Say goodbye to Corinth With 16 titles, 258 wins, 44 draws and only 25 defeats in just over eight years at the helm of the black and white team.

– The entire path is in Corinth I never could have imagined ending the Libertadores tournament the way it did, against a rival team, a great team, and in this way shared with my players, and with the committee.

-I ended up with a feeling of duty that I had accomplished, that I had done my best. If we hadn’t won the game, the feeling would have been the same, but of course winning is always good.

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