Coritiba's tribute to Johnny Boucher: Everything we have to know
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Coritiba's tribute to Johnny Boucher: Everything we have to know
Why this matters
Coritiba's decision to honour Johnny Voucher, has helped raise awareness of als disease in Brazil and England. This recognition reflects Johnny's concern for his health and his love for football. This communicates feelings among supporters and highlights the importance of social responsibility in the field of football.
Background
Jonny Boucher, who lives in the Norwich area, is a supporter of Coritiba Football Club. He has an old relationship with Norwich City and his relationship with Brazil has been strengthened through his wife Anna Clara Voucher.
Key points
- Coritiba's tribute to Johnny Voucher: Everything we have to know.
- Coritiba honoured England supporter Johnny Boucher due to als disease. He has a deep connection with Norwich City..
- Coritiba's tribute to Johnny Voucher: Everything we have to know.

What happens next
Coritiba has announced special actions to honor Johnny during a match against Chapecoense on August 8, 2026. The match will try to satisfy Jonny's aspirations by giving him the opportunity to watch him play at Coritiba's historic ground, Coto Pereira. This honor will give a special moment of remembrance to Johnny and his family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Coritiba pay tribute to Johnny Voucher?
Coritiba has decided to honor Johnny Boucher over his fight with als.
When did Johnny Boucher have als?
Johnny Boucher was diagnosed with als in February 2026.
What honor did Coritiba bestow on Johnny?
Coritiba announced specific actions to honor Johnny during his match.
When was the partnership between Coritiba and Norwich City formed?
Coritiba and Norwich City announced their partnership in 2022.
How did Johnny's relationship with Coritiba develop?
Johnny developed an interest in Coritiba while living in England, due to his family connection to Brazil.
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