Mar 6 • 15:00 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil Folha (PT)

Corinthians announces signing of Englishman Jesse Lingard, former Manchester United and England national team player

Corinthians has officially signed English midfielder Jesse Lingard, who previously played for Manchester United and was part of the England national team in the 2018 World Cup.

Corinthians FC has made waves in the football world by officially announcing the signing of English midfielder Jesse Lingard, who is well-known for his time at Manchester United as well as his participation in the England national team during the 2018 World Cup. Lingard has been training with Corinthians' facilities which provided a smooth transition as he awaited the completion of necessary bureaucratic procedures before the announcement. The player is set to wear the number 77 jersey and has signed a contract that extends until the end of 2026, with an option for automatic renewal until the end of 2027 contingent upon fulfilling certain contractual goals.

Lingard's career at Manchester United began in their youth academy and he made significant contributions to the team, including winning the FA Cup in 2016 where he famously scored the title-winning goal against Crystal Palace. His reputation as a skillful midfielder precedes him, and now he is set to bring that experience and talent to the Brazilian league. Fans of Corinthians are particularly excited about his arrival, as Lingard noted the warm reception he has received from both the supporters and his new teammates, expressing his enthusiasm to be part of the club.

The signing of Lingard symbolizes Corinthians' commitment to enhancing their squad with international talent. This acquisition not only boosts the team on the field but also raises their profile on a global scale, which could attract more fans and sponsorship opportunities. Lingard's enthusiasm for the Brazilian football scene and the passion of its supporters is expected to create an electrifying atmosphere that can elevate both his performance and that of the team, thereby potentially increasing their competitive edge in the upcoming season.

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