Born in Taió (SC), goalkeeper Nicole Ramos, two-time Libertadores champion with Corinthians (2024 and 2025), highlighted the importance of having a consistent and long-term partner supporting the women’s game.
“In the past, women’s football struggled with a lack of sponsorship. Having a brand that’s constantly by our side makes a difference. Knowing that Esportes da Sorte will continue with us for the long term is fundamental for strengthening the team and the project,” she said.
In her first year at the club, defender Thaís Regina emphasized the structural and collective strength of Corinthians, which goes far beyond its starting lineup.
“Corinthians has a different mindset. It doesn’t focus only on the starting eleven but on the entire squad. We have great players, whether starters or substitutes, plus coaches, doctors, therapists, and nutritionists. That’s what sets this club apart,” she stated.
Veteran Érika Santos, a former Brazilian National Team player, celebrated her third Libertadores title with Corinthians (2019, 2021, and 2025) and praised the positive atmosphere after the achievement.
“We had a week to rest, but we’re already back at full speed because there’s a classic against São Paulo this weekend in the Paulista. The break was great — and I loved the gift; I’ll use it right away!” she joked.
For Marcela Campos, Vice President of Esportes da Sorte, the partnership with Corinthians is guided by purpose and continuity.
“Esportes da Sorte believes in the transformative power of sport and in women’s football as an example of consistency, dedication, and resilience. The Brabas’ victory is also a victory for a project that values talent and perseverance,” she highlighted.
Through actions that combine celebration, recognition, and encouragement, Esportes da Sorte reinforces its long-term commitment to women’s football — supporting initiatives that inspire new generations and strengthen women’s leadership in sports.
Esportes da Sorte
Esportes da Sorte is one of Brazil’s leading sports betting platforms, operating entirely within the country under a license granted by the Ministry of Finance (SPA/MF) to Esportes Gaming Brasil, which also manages the brands OnaBet and Lottu.
With hundreds of direct and indirect jobs, the group is Great Place to Work–certified and built on the pillars of innovation, responsible gaming, and sector regulation advocacy. It maintains strategic partnerships with organizations such as ANJL, IBIA, Sportradar, EBAC, and IAA, strengthening practices of control, prevention of gambling addiction, and user protection.
Beyond betting, Esportes da Sorte invests heavily in sports, culture, and social projects. It is the main sponsor of clubs such as Corinthians, Ceará, Ferroviária, and Náutico, and supports major cultural initiatives, including Galo da Madrugada, the Carnival of Recife and Olinda, and the Parintins Festival. The company also strengthens its digital presence through creative campaigns and influencer partnerships, expanding its connection with audiences across online platforms.
Source: GMB
