The 2019 campaign delivered domestic cup success and league consolidation for Corinthians as Timão clinched the Campeonato Paulista title, alongside a respectable 8th-place finish in Série A that secured Copa Libertadores qualification. Leading the charge in the league was Argentine striker Mauro Boselli, whose 7 goals anchored the attack in a campaign built on a strong cup run that took them to the Copa Sudamericana semi-finals. It was a transitional year, marked by a mid-season managerial change and a new jersey honoring club legend Ronaldo, that showcased the club's domestic strength and remains a defining chapter of the Fiel's enduring support.. During the 2019 season, Timão experienced a period of transition, finishing 8th in Série A to secure a spot in the 2020 Copa Libertadores. They also delivered a strong continental campaign, reaching the semifinals of the Copa Sudamericana. The team exhibited defensive resilience, conceding only 0.89 goals per game in the league. Key player contributions came from veterans like goalkeeper Cássio and defender Fagner. Strategically, the club was led by manager Fábio Carille before Dyego Coelho took over as interim coach.