Terrão graduate Gabriel Moscardo watches Corinthians v Platense | OneFootball

Corinthians ended up being beaten 2-0 by Platense on Wednesday night (27) in Itaquera. Among the more than 39,000 fans present at Neo Química Arena was defensive midfielder Gabriel Moscardo, a product of Corinthians’ youth academy who was sold to Paris Saint-Germain.

The young player was at the House of the People and watched the match from one of the stadium’s luxury boxes. He was alongside his younger brother, Miguel Moscardo, who plays in Corinthians’ youth setup, and goalkeeper Felipe Longo, who is part of Timão’s first-team squad.

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Meteoric rise

With a meteoric path at Corinthians, Gabriel Moscardo was promoted to the first team in 2023 at the age of 17 and played 27 matches wearing the black-and-white shirt.

At the start of the following season, the midfielder was sold to PSG for 20 million euros (R$107 million), but only moved to European football later on. At the time of the deal, the player had to undergo surgery on his left foot due to a bone issue, was loaned back to Timão and later to Reims in France, but did not play there.

Uncertain future

This season, Moscardo played for Braga in Portugal, where he was a substitute in most matches. Under contract until the end of June, the player is expected to return to Paris if he is not transferred to another team.

He made 39 appearances for the Portuguese club, scoring one goal and providing one assist. Altogether, those matches amounted to 1,527 minutes on the pitch for the Brazilian.

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