Amputee football presents Brazilian six-title trophy to Osmar Stabile | OneFootball

Corinthians president Osmar Stabile welcomed representatives of Corinthians Mogi’s Amputee Football team this week at Parque São Jorge. During the meeting, the athletes presented the trophy they won in the Brazilian Championship of the sport, a title that secured the club’s sixth national championship.

The delegation included Deputy Director of Ground Sports Ricardo Sena, captain Rogerinho R9, and athletes Edvan, Kleytinho, and José, representing the championship-winning squad. The visit celebrated the achievement and reinforced the partnership between Corinthians and the Amputee Football project developed in Mogi das Cruzes.

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The partnership between the club and the team began in 2015 and, since then, has contributed to the growth of the sport by providing structure for athletic development and the training of new players. Over this period, Corinthians has established itself as one of the main references in Amputee Football on the national stage.

The sixth Brazilian title is the result of the work carried out by the athletes, coaching staff, board members, and partners involved in the project. In addition to the results on the field, the initiative also seeks to expand access to sports for people with disabilities and strengthen actions aimed at social inclusion.

Through the Rogerinho R9 Institute, the project develops activities that use sport as a tool for transformation, creating opportunities for new participants and encouraging people with disabilities to take part in competitions and sports projects.

The presentation of the trophy to president Osmar Stabile symbolizes another chapter in the team’s successful journey and reinforces the partnership between Corinthians and the Amputee Football project, which continues to collect achievements and represent the club nationwide.

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