Corinthians start the 2023 season by promoting some of their key athletes to the professional team. Being that Terrão is always highly regarded by Alvinegro fans, the my helm He wants to know which youngster deserves a bigger chance in the first team in the near future.
Two of the main names for the base Corinthian finegra, Guilherme Biro and Pedro, he might be an option for Fernando Lazaro in 2023. Currently, they both serve the Brazilian U-20 team, in the South American class dispute. The first has already made his debut for the main team in 2022, while the second, aged just 16, is yet to be used in the first team, but is a frequent part in training – both old enough to carry on in the youth. Categories.
In 2023, Fernando Lázaro hired two children who reached the age limit to play at the Alvinegra base. The coach’s first request was a defender Murillo, the main part of the Corinthians U-20 defense, which at the end of the Cuban Cup joined the professional team, but never entered the field. The other name is Mateus Araujoalways considered one of the promises of Terrão and Sub-20 captain Alvinegro, who already last year made his debut with the first team, but did not maintain the sequence.
Another option for the main team in 2023 could be a centre-forward Arthur Souza. The 19-year-old was the top scorer for Timão’s U-20 side last season, netting 25 goals in 64 appearances. The boy made his professional debut in October last year, but was never used again. After the 2023 Cup, the striker became part of the main squad and was participating in training sessions.
Therefore, the my helm He wants to hear from you young supporter who deserves more chances in the first team – vote down.
Who is the key player who should get more chances on the pro team?
See more at: Base do Corinthians, Corinthians Sub-20, Guilherme Biro, and Matheus Arajo.
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