Vic Albuquerque reaches 250 games for Corinthians, honoured by the club | OneFootball

Corinthians’ victory over Gotham FC from the United States in the semifinal of the FIFA Women’s Club World Cup was marked not only by the historic result in the tournament, but also by an important individual achievement. The match represented Vic Albuquerque’s 250th game wearing the black and white jersey.

The milestone was celebrated by Corinthians on their official social media, highlighting the athlete’s journey with the Timão shirt. In a post, the club praised the player’s dedication and commitment throughout the seasons defending the Brabas.

Photo: Rodrigo Gazzanel / Corinthians

Vic entered the field at the 44th minute of the second half, replacing Jaqueline. With only a few minutes on the pitch, the number 17 didn’t have enough time to directly influence the course of the match, but remains available for the tournament final, scheduled for next Sunday (01), against Arsenal from England.

The midfielder joined Corinthians in 2019, after a stint with Audax, at just 21 years old. In her first years at the club, she quickly established herself as one of the main players in the squad, maintaining an average of nearly half a goal per game. At the end of 2021, Vic transferred to Madrid CFF in Spain, returning to Parque São Jorge after six months to continue her journey in women’s football with the black and white.

During her time at Corinthians, Vic Albuquerque has achieved impressive numbers: 121 goals scored, 18 titles won, and 250 matches played. With this milestone, the player holds the fourth position in the ranking of athletes with the most games for the club, behind only Gabi Zanotti, Paulinha (who left Timão at the end of last season), and Grazi, who retired in 2023.

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