There were a few matches but I won the fans’ affection

Midfielder Rene Junior was part of the Corinthians squad between 2018 and 2020. However, the player was off the field for most of this period due to injuries. And today the athlete remembers that difficult time in his career.

“Many people, the majority, are not aware of what we are going through, what we and our family are going through. I am talking about my time in Corinthians, where I spent most of the time injured. I had problems with surgery, internally, externally, it delayed my work” ESPN.com.br.

“I’ve been out for a year and eight months, imagine a player’s head. A million players can say they would be willing to play for Corinthians. When I played, I was fine, there were a few matches, but I won the fans’ affection.”, accomplishment.

In the Alfinegra shirt, the player played only 13 matches and scored a goal. Most matches were played with the wheel at the beginning of 2018. In July, Rene played his last performance of the year at Majestic which ended in a 3-1 victory for Morumbi. After that, he tore the collateral ligament in his left knee, and returned to the field in October 2019, against Atletico PR, by Brasileirao.

After half a year of recovery, in early January, Parque São Jorge club agreed to loan Junior to Coritiba. In his farewell, the athlete regretted erasing the clip that was on the Itaquera team.

“I am a hard worker, I am, many times, the first to arrive and the last to leave. We are saddened, these are situations that we do not want to go through, but we are looking forward to. The current Chapecoense player commented about the adversities in his career, and I am also one of those people who have come here From the bottom, I’m from the slums. If I stop grieving, I’ll lose my way.

earlier this year, Rene sued Corinthians for late payment and bullying. The request for this operation was R$ 8.3 million. According to the lawyers, the player would have experienced bullying due to training separately from the rest of the team and would not be paid in full as promised.

See more at: Ex-Corinthians players.