Corinthians sends fundraising professional to the African continent

- By Fabio Luigi / Central do Timão Editorial

According to information from TMC, Corinthians sent technical observer, Lucien Souza, to recruit young people from Ghana and Nigeria. The professional, according to the report, will stay on the African continent for ten days. The coach's trip to Africa takes place with the aim of searching for players for Alvinegro's youth teams.

Furthermore, as determined by the vehicle, there was no specific age determination, only that the athletes must be aged 18 or close to reaching the age of majority, due to a bureaucratic issue regarding player registrations in Brazil. In this way, the players eventually signed will be integrated into the U20.

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The professional's trip to countries like Nigeria and Ghana is part of Corinthians' plan to expand the observation networks of athletes who, at the moment, mostly play in São Paulo. In addition to going abroad, the Parque São Jorge club also intends to attract more young people from other parts of Brazil. Timão's catchment area is currently led by Crisleison Santos, who already had experience at Manchester United. In general, the base department is led by executive Erasmo Damiani.

On his social networks, Lucien Souza commented on his experience in Africa: "Sport Club Corinthians Paulista is made of miscegenation, determination and resistance. Being in Africa and representing this institution is honoring the history of a club that was born from the people! No matter the distance, the black and white mantle transcends borders. Thank you, Ghana and Nigeria."

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