Tamires talks about plans after retirement, mentions memorable moments at Corinthians and praises Derby

- By Fabio Luigi / Central do Timão Editorial

One of the main symbols of Brazilian women's football, left-back Tamires, 38 years old, who has an extensive career with the Brazilian team and Corinthians, gave an exclusive interview to Rádio Coringão and was asked about her plans after retirement. In the 2026 Men's World Cup, including, she will be a commentator on the program 'Central da Copa', on TV Globo.

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When talking about the subject, he commented that he likes to analyze football with a more tactical bias, but he considered that a coach's routine is similar to that of an athlete. In this sense, she said that she wants to enjoy more free time with her family, looking forward to a possible role as commentator/presenter.

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"I've thought about a lot of things in my head over the years. I really like the pitch, I really like analyzing football, I really like talking about football, but the issue of being a coach and being here every day is the issue of routine. That bothers me a little, because I'm going to have the same routine as an athlete as a coaching staff, you know? I want, like, to have more time for my family, to have a little more freedom to live, like that. And I don't see that happening so much with coaches, it's a lot of pressure. And Then I also took a sports management course, but I said: 'man, it's just crisis, crisis, crisis to manage' so I don't know if I want to too", he began.

She continued talking about the role of commentator, highlighting the challenge of the situation, especially when an opportunity of this size arises for an active player, as is her case: "So I'm going to be a commentator, a presenter. Let's see, it's going to be a very big challenge for me, because I'm also very happy with this opportunity. I think it's not easy for an athlete who is still active to have opportunities like that."

So this really touched me in a very, very grateful way that I was having this opportunity. It will be challenging. I'm nervous, but it's going to be about football, so that makes me a little more comfortable. And we'll see in the future which direction I'll take, right?, he continued.

Later, he was asked what his most memorable moments were as a Corinthians player. Shirt number 37 has defended Brabas since mid-2019, after playing football abroad. Since then, there have been 37 goals and 55 assists in 225 games (187 as a starter), with 173 wins, 34 draws and 18 defeats - 81.39% success rate. In addition, he won 17 titles between Campeonato Brasileiro, Paulistão, Libertadores, Supercopa and Copa Paulista.

"Maybe collectively I would say that it was the breaking of records in the Campeonato Paulista at the beginning of it all, you know? That we broke the first record and that was it, there we saw that it was a beginning that had no return. Individually, I think there were two remarkable moments here at Corinthians. In 2023 the goal in the final (of the Brasileirão) against Ferroviária, at a packed Neo Química as well. And the delivery with race, with dedication, in the Libertadores against Palmeiras in the final, my nose was bleeding. I didn't even want to know if my nose was bleeding or not."

The 'Mãe da Fiel' also added: "VAR wanted the penalty. And I went back to the game and we went to the end in that highly contested game. I think these two were outstanding individually and collectively. We broke records at first, so that later we can write this beautiful story here at Corinthians", he said.

Finally, he highlighted the rivalry between Corinthians and Palmeiras in both men's and women's football, which has been highlighted in recent years with decisive games for the Brazilian Championship, Super Cup, Campeonato Paulista and Libertadores.

Recently, Brabas eliminated their arch-rivals at Allianz Parque, 1 x 0, with a goal from Gabi Zanotti, in the third phase of the Copa do Brasil.

"Very cool, we follow men's football, we know how much this rivalry between Corinthians and Palmeiras is in men's football and, of course, between clubs, but bringing this to women's football today is nice. Entering the field, you feel this emotion, this adrenaline, this pressure too, so all of this we have experienced now and it's been very enjoyable, beating Palmeiras this last time was different."

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