Corinthians signing Lingard visits club’s trophy room | OneFootball

After being announced as the newest signing for Corinthians this Friday, the Englishman Jesse Lingard visited the club’s Memorial of Achievements, located in Parque São Jorge, to learn more about the history of Timão. The player signed a one-year contract with the team, with an automatic renewal clause until the end of 2027, conditioned on meeting pre-established goals.

In a video published by Corinthians, the midfielder was caught dancing to the sound of the club supporters’ chants in the museum. He also visited the Alvinegro’s trophy gallery and met some of its historic idols.

Lingard’s Journey in European Football

Trained in Manchester United’s youth academy, Lingard’s early career was marked by loan spells at English clubs. He established himself in United’s first team in 2016, the year he scored the decisive goal in the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace. During his time at the English club, he played alongside Memphis Depay. The forward was also part of the England national team at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia, where he contributed a goal in the campaign that led the team to a fourth-place finish.

Stints at West Ham and Nottingham Forest

In 2021, Jesse Lingard was loaned to West Ham, and later, in 2022, he transferred to Nottingham Forest after his contract with Manchester United ended. His first experience outside English football was at Seoul FC, in South Korea, the club he played for before joining Corinthians.

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