Júnior Chavare, who worked in 12 Brazilian clubs, successfully at Atlético-MG. He was in Coritiba three months ago and had a sudden illness at home
Coritiba’s sporting director, Júnior Chávare, had a heart attack this Sunday morning (18/2), while he was in the apartment where he lived, in Curitiba. He was 57 years old and received help, but he did not survive.
The club published a message of condolence on the social network, informing that, at 7.17am, the leader was admitted to the Nossa Senhora das Graças hospital, after experiencing severe chest pain and difficulty breathing. So doctors tried to revive him. However, his efforts were in vain and he died at 8:49 am.
The director of Coritiba has worked in several clubs
José Domingos Chávare Júnior was born in Americana (SP), on 12/20/1966. He has played for 10 Brazilian clubs since March 2003, when he made his debut as a professional football coach and base at Inter de Limeira. Since then he has played for Ponte Preta, San Paolo, Grêmio, Tubarão, Atlético-MG, Bahia, Juventude, Ferroviária and, finally, Coritiba. Chávare also worked at Juventus, Italy, between October 2009 and December 2011.
Chávare had an unprecedented title at Atlético
Chávare’s time at Atlético was extraordinary. After all, he managed Base do Galo when the club won the unprecedented title of Brazilian Under-20 champion. Atlético thus sent a message of solidarity to the former coach’s family, remembering this feat that entered the club’s history. Chávare remained in Galo between May 2019 and February 2021.
Coritiba will play this Sunday (18/2) the tenth round of the Paranaense Championship, against Atletico-PR, at 6.30pm, at the Couto Pereira.
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Source: Terra
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