Yuri Alberto aims to end six-game drought for Corinthians against Mirassol | OneFootball

Yuri Alberto heads into the Mirassol match seeking to end a run of six games without a goal, his second-longest drought for Corinthians.

As reported by Meu Timao, he is likely to start.

His last goal came in the 2-0 win over Platense of Argentina on 9 April 2026. Since then he has featured against Palmeiras, Independiente Santa Fe, Vitória, Barra, Vasco da Gama and Peñarol, creating clear chances and supplying an assist but not scoring.

The current sequence is his longest since last season, when he went nine matches without finding the net from May to September 2025. That drought spanned four months because of the pause for the first FIFA Club World Cup and a fractured L1 vertebra that sidelined him for more than two months.

Even so, he has five goals this year and leads Corinthians’ scoring chart. Centre-back Gustavo Henrique and midfielder André Luiz follow with three each.

In the 2-0 victory over Peñarol, he topped the match for key passes and set up the second goal for English midfielder Jesse Lingard. Corinthians visit Mirassol on Sunday at 20:30 at Estádio Campos Maia in the 14th round of the Brasileirão, a chance for Yuri Alberto to end the drought and help push the side away from the relegation zone.

Source: Meu Timao