Corinthians president displays women's Libertadores trophy at home | OneFootball

On Tuesday, the president of Corinthians, Osmar Stabile, received the 2025 Women’s Libertadores trophy, won by the club last Saturday. The president posed with the trophy at Parque São Jorge in a photo shared on Timão’s social media.

The trophy was brought to the president by Íris Sesso, the current director of the women’s football department. He celebrated the achievement and praised the work of Íris and Lucas Piccinato, the team’s coach.

“Libertadores champions, now we’re qualified for the Club World Cup. I’m sure we’ll go after that result as well, our team is very competent. Íris and Piccinato work tirelessly for the results we’re achieving,” said Osmar Stabile in a video posted on the club’s social media.

Corinthians lifted the trophy for the sixth time after defeating Deportivo Cali on penalties, 5-3, following a 0-0 draw in regular time. The final was played last Saturday at Estadio Florencio Sola in Argentina.

With the victory over the Colombians, Timão secured its sixth Libertadores title and reinforced its supremacy in women’s football on the continent. The Alvinegro, who had already won the trophy in 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023, and 2024, widened the gap over São José, the second most successful club, with three titles.

The Brabas received a check for US$2 million (approximately R$10.8 million at the current exchange rate) for the title, in addition to US$50,000 for participating in the comp

etition. This is not counting the spot in the first edition of the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup, a tournament that will bring together the six continental champion clubs of the season.

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