Fluminense goalkeeping coach leaves after 15 years for role abroad | OneFootball

Goalkeeping coach Josmiro de Goes announced this Sunday (12) the end of his journey with Fluminense. After 15 years at the club, the professional used social media to communicate his farewell and thank the club for the opportunity to be part of one of the most successful periods in the Tricolor’s recent history.

Josmiro began his path at Fluminense in the youth ranks and later joined the first-team coaching staff, forming a duo with André Carvalho in preparing the goalkeepers of the professional squad.

Throughout his time at the club, he took part in memorable campaigns, including the 2023 Copa Libertadores and the 2024 Recopa Sudamericana titles, as well as accompanying the team in competitions such as the Brazilian Championship, the Carioca Championship, the Copa Sudamericana, and the two editions of the FIFA Club World Cup.

In his farewell post, the coach said he is closing one of the most important chapters of his professional life and expressed gratitude to the board, the players, the staff and, especially, goalkeeping coach André Carvalho, with whom he worked for several years.

“I leave with a heart full of gratitude and with the certainty that I gave my best every day, honoring this shirt and representing Fluminense with dedication, professionalism and passion,” he wrote.

Josmiro also revealed that he will leave Brazil to take on a new professional challenge abroad. Although he did not disclose the destination, he indicated that he will get to know “a new culture and a new country,” taking with him the experience he gained at Tricolor.

The departure brings a change to Fluminense’s permanent coaching staff, which will now need to decide who will fill the vacancy left by the professional.

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