Forward becomes Corinthians U17 top scorer this season after Paulistão rout | OneFootball

Corinthians U-17’s emphatic 7-0 win over AD Centro Olímpico last Saturday brought important changes to the team’s attacking stats. One of the standout performers was forward Thiago Coelho, who got on the scoresheet and took sole possession of the lead in Timãozinho’s scoring charts this season.

With the goal scored in the match valid for the sixth round of the Paulista Championship in the category, Thiago reached five goals in seven matches played in 2025. The forward moved ahead of Lucca Caramico, who has four goals in six games. The midfielder started the most recent match among the substitutes and did not take part in the rout from the beginning of the game.

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In addition to the change at the top of the scorers’ list, the lopsided scoreline also shook up the rest of the ranking. Jerry Vinicius was one of the main figures in the win by finding the net twice, reaching two goals in just two appearances this season.

As a result, the forward now shares third place among the team’s top scorers alongside Rhyan Ladeira, who also scored against Centro Olímpico. Nathan William and Léo Rodrigues complete the group of players with two goals scored this year.

Right behind them are players who have scored one goal each so far. Among them are Kevin Fernando, Miguel Moscardo, and Matheus Rocha. The list also includes Brenno Augusto, Luan Banhado, and Gabriel Cordeiro, all of whom scored in last weekend’s rout.

In the Group 12 standings of the Paulista Championship, the result kept Corinthians in second place. The black-and-white team has 12 points after five matches played, behind only Ibrachina, who lead the group with 15 points.

Now, Timãozinho’s focus turns to the Brazilian U-17 Championship. The team’s next match will be against Grêmio, in a clash scheduled for June 9 at 3 p.m., at Fazendinha.

Corinthians U-17 top scorers in 2026:

1st – Thiago Coelho – 5 goals in 7 games

2nd – Lucca Caramico – 4 goals in 6 games

3rd – Jerry Vinicius – 2 goals in 2 games 3rd – Nathan William – 2 goals in 4 games 3rd – Léo Rodrigues – 2 goals in 5 games 3rd – Rhyan Ladeira – 2 goals in 5 games

7th – Luan Banhado – 1 goal in 3 games 7th – Gabriel Cordeiro – 1 goal in 4 games 7th – Kevin Fernando – 1 goal in 5 games 7th – Miguel Moscardo – 1 goal in 5 games 7th – Brenno Augusto – 1 goal in 7 games 7th – Matheus Rocha – 1 goal in 7 games

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