Coritiba Shirt Felipe Jonatan Jonny Butcher Special CFC 2–1 CHA Brasileirão 2026 Match-Worn & Signed by the Player

This is a piece that carries one of the most moving tributes of Coritiba’s season.

Worn by Felipe Jonatan in Coxa’s 2–1 victory over Chapecoense in the 2026 Brasileirão, the shirt was part of a special tribute to Jonny Butcher, an English Coritiba supporter diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Motor Neurone Disease (MND) in the UK.

Despite living thousands of kilometres away from Curitiba, Jonny developed a strong connection with the club and dreamed of visiting Couto Pereira. As the progression of his condition made travelling to Brazil impossible, Coritiba found a symbolic way to bring him onto the pitch: the players wore shirts featuring “Jonny Butcher” below the club crest, alongside a sunflower, a symbol associated with ALS awareness.

Now, one of the shirts that immortalised this tribute can become part of your collection.

The piece was worn during the match and personally signed by the player, bringing together the memory of a Coxa victory, the authenticity of a shirt that was actually worn on the pitch and, above all, the story of a tribute that showed how football can cross borders and bring people together for a cause.

It is a tangible piece of a unique moment in Coritiba’s history: a shirt that carried a supporter’s name onto the pitch and now turns that tribute into an impact beyond it.

Part of the proceeds will be used to support Jonny with the care he requires due to ALS/MND, as well as Associação Pró-Cura da ELA, an organisation that supports people living with the condition and their families.

A unique piece. A story that crossed the ocean. A tribute that continues to make a difference.