The Corinthians club had promised to pay the delayed installment by last Monday, but failed to do so. The Cuiabá club, the main creditor of the Corinthians in the CNRD process, has now requested that the transfer ban be maintained, along with the application of a fine. The Cuiabá club's debt to the Corinthians is valued at over R$ 17 million, mainly composed of the purchase of the player Raniele in January 2024. The Corinthians club has argued that they are living a grave financial crisis, with the payment of over R$ 170 million in debts only in 2026. The club's debt to the Cuiabá club is composed mainly of the purchase of the player Raniele, as well as other operations such as the costs of the transfer of the attacker Jonathan Cafu and the coach António Pereira. The Corinthians club's financial crisis is a major concern, with a deficit of R$ 246 million in the first half of this year.
Corinthians Fails to Pay CNRD Debt
The Corinthians club has failed to pay a delayed installment of the CNRD (Câmara Nacional de Resolução de Disputas) as promised, according to a statement made by the club itself on June 16th to the CBF. This news comes from Globo Esporte Futebol.
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