The report, published by Globo Esporte Futebol, reveals that the club spent R$ 667.7 million on player contracts in the current season alone, a record for the club. This figure is part of the total R$ 1.012 billion invested in new players. The club also generated R$ 639.4 million in revenue from the sale of players.
In 2025, the club spent R$ 19.385 million on Pulgar's contract, R$ 15.760 million on Gerson's contract, and R$ 13.077 million on Varela's contract. The club also paid R$ 28.778 million in bonuses to Michael to conclude his contract and R$ 39.069 million to buy out the remaining 50% of Plata's rights.
The club's financial report also highlights the revenue generated from the sale of players, with a total of R$ 639.469 million in sales over the past two years. In 2026, the club generated R$ 174.7 million in revenue from the sale of players, with the highest revenue coming from the sale of Wallace Yan to Bragantino for R$ 30.7 million.
The club's financial situation has led to a reevaluation of their budget, with a revised deficit of R$ 40 million. The president, Bap, has admitted to making some mistakes, including not accepting the first offer for Wallace Yan and not selling two young players from the club's base earlier in the year.