André Carrillo becomes Peru’s most decorated footballer after Supercopa do Brasil triumph | OneFootball

André Carrillo has become Peru’s most decorated footballer after Corinthians won the Supercopa do Brasil against Flamengo, taking the midfielder to 19 career trophies, level with Claudio Pizarro.

According to Son Datos No Opiniones, Carrillo had been second after the 2025 Copa do Brasil, and the Supercopa win moved him level at the summit of the Peruvian honours list.

The 34-year-old began at Alianza Lima, although his first medals came in Europe. With Sporting he won the Taça de Portugal and the Supertaça. At Benfica he added the Liga Portuguesa, another Taça de Portugal and two Supertaças.

A spell at Watford brought no silverware. He then thrived in Asia, lifting nine trophies with Al-Hilal, including three Saudi league titles, two domestic cups, two Super Cups and two AFC Champions League titles. At Al-Qadisiyah he won the Saudi second tier.

Since joining Corinthians in 2024, Carrillo has lifted the Campeonato Paulista and the 2025 Copa do Brasil. The chasing pack is led by Jefferson Farfán on 17, followed by Juan Joya on 13, Percy Rojas on 12 and former Corinthians striker Paolo Guerrero on 11.

Carrillo is contracted to Corinthians until 31 December 2026. He has made 77 appearances, scoring three goals with five assists. His next outing could come on Thursday at 20:30, when Corinthians face Capivariano at Neo Química Arena in the sixth round of the Paulistão.

Source: Meu Timao