Former Palmeiras director takes role at Peruvian football club | OneFootball

Ex-Palmeiras, José Carlos Brunoro, is the new executive director of CD Moquegua, a club recently promoted from the second division of the Peruvian Championship to the country's elite. He takes on the task of assembling the team for the first division in 2026. See the announcement made by the club on social media.

Brunoro has experience in football as well as in other sports. He was a professional volleyball player and also the technical director of the Brazilian basketball team during the London Olympics cycle in 2012. The executive also worked in Formula 1.

In football, José Carlos Brunoro's major work was at Palmeiras in the 1990s. He served as an executive during the partnership with Parmalat.

Hired by the Italian company as sports director, it was through his planning and the injection of funds that Palmeiras won six titles: three São Paulo Championships (1993, 1994, and 1996), two Brazilian Championships (1993 and 1994), and one Rio-São Paulo Tournament in 1993. He left the club in 1997. Brunoro returned to Palmeiras during Paulo Nobre's management in 2013.

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