Jesé, his descent into hell continues

Published: November 30, 2023

By: Manu Tournoux

Former Parisian Jesé was released by Coritiba before the end of the Brazilian championship.

The nightmare continues for Jesé. After the fiasco of his transfer to PSG in the summer of 2016, Jesé chained clubs without success. And while he hoped to relaunch his career with Brazil, within the Coritiba club, the 30-year-old Spanish striker failed again.

Worse, Jesé, author of six small matches this season (1 goal) was kicked out by the Auriverde team, 19th in the Brazilian championship and guaranteed to go down to the second division. All three days before the end of the season. A new fiasco.

The Coritiba SAF communicates that, from this data, our athletes Henrique, Andreas Samaris, Boschilia, Lucas Barbosa and Jesé Rodríguez are released from realizar activities of the Club.

The advance release of the athletes is intended to be the object of advance flight… pic.twitter.com/PAQfgI6nzP

— Coritiba (@Coritiba) November 29, 2023

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Manu Tournoux

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