Coritiba won again in the Brazilian Series B Championship. Last Saturday (19), Campeoníssimo went to Goiânia, beat Vila Nova 1-0, reached 7 points and approached the pool of top four in the competition that secured access to the League National Championship of the Year next.
If the club is fighting to be among the best in the competition, the president of the foundation, Renato Volador, is fighting to try to recover from Covid-19.. The agent’s situation at the time is considered serious, inspiring much care from the physicians working on his case.
In hospital since June 1, the president of Curitiba has shown that his health is getting worse. According to the medical bulletin issued on Monday (21), an extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) installation, known as an “artificial lung”, was needed.. The information is from Band B’s reporting team. For reference, it’s the same measures adopted by comedian Paulo Gustavo.
Renato Volador is in serious condition after complications from Covid-19. Photo: Disclosure / Curitiba
The manager, who took charge of the team from Paraná at the end of last year and was making a change to the entire club, was in the intensive care unit for 19 days at Hospital do Rossio, in Campo Largo, in the metropolitan region. Curitiba.
It’s a complicated situation for our boss, but let’s pray and hope he goes through this stage
– Lucas Azevedo (@LucasAz73298603)
June 21, 2021
In April, the leader received the first dose of the vaccine against Covid-19. Responsible for Campeoníssimo while the leader is not recovering from Covid-19 is his deputy, Juarez Moraes e Silva.
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