Ex-Palmeiras and Fortaleza forward Breno Lopes unveiled by Coritiba | OneFootball

Coritiba announced this Monday the arrival of forward Breno Lopes, 29, who will strengthen the alviverde squad starting from the 2026 season. The player, who previously played for Palmeiras, was acquired from Fortaleza, which will receive 50% of the athlete’s economic rights.

Since his arrival at Fortaleza in 2024, Breno Lopes has stood out as an important piece for Leão do Pici. He played 89 matches, scoring 15 goals and providing 10 assists. In the last season, the forward was the second most utilized player by the Ceará club, with 52 games, 41 of which as a starter.

Title-winning goal

Before his stint at Fortaleza, Breno Lopes played for Palmeiras between November 2020 and April 2024. It was with the São Paulo team that the forward experienced one of the most memorable moments of his career: the goal that secured the Copa Libertadores da América title in 2020, in the final against Santos, held at Maracanã. For Verdão, Breno Lopes accumulated 167 matches, with 25 goals and six assists.

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