Bidon shines as a utility man, Corinthians see Brazil call-up potential | OneFootball

After the 3-0 victory over Mirassol at the Neo Química Arena, Lucas Silvestre, assistant coach to Dorival Júnior, highlighted the importance of Breno Bidon in Corinthians’ tactical scheme, emphasizing his versatility. He also sees the player as being on the “path to the National Team.”

“Breno is a joker. We can put him in any position. He’s a player who adapts easily. He’s been on a great upward trajectory, and if he maintains this level, you can be sure his path leads to the Brazilian National Team. For everything he offers the team in both defensive and offensive aspects,” he said.

In addition to Bidon’s great defensive performance, playing a bit further back in the win against Mirassol, Lucas Silvestre also highlighted his offensive performance.

“I see him much more focused, understanding the club’s moment and his own situation better. His path is one of much success, largely because of this attitude. I see that, in Garro’s absence, we were able to put him closer to the goal and he maintains the same level,” he added.

Breno Bidon in the season

Breno Bidon is one of the main protagonists of Corinthians’ season. In this Brazilian Championship, the player, who was originally a defensive midfielder, was relocated to left-back and has been performing greatly.

He started in 15 matches in this Brazilian Championship, contributed two assists, and is one of the most participative players in Corinthians’ defensive system, averaging 4.2 balls recovered per game. The data is from Sofascore.

Corinthians’ current form

After beating Mirassol in the last round of the Brasileirão, Timão is looking to build a positive streak in the Brazilian Championship after the FIFA break. Currently, Corinthians sits in 12th place in the national competition, with 33 points – eight more than Vitória, who are in 17th and the first team in the relegation zone.

Corinthians’ next match

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