Corinthians face R$180 million debt to Memphis Depay amid contract dispute

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Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Corinthians face R$180 million debt to Memphis Depay amid contract dispute

Summary

Corinthians is reportedly facing a debt of R$180 million to Memphis Depay. His representatives aim to recover an additional $20 million following a lack of contract signing by club president Osmar Stabile. The club already owes R$42 million in bonuses from a contract that expired on June 30. As the forward won't remain with the team, interest on the debt has increased, bringing the total to R$77 million. Memphis has indicated he intends to take decisive action after the non-renewal, while Corinthians has urged him not to pursue the matter through FIFA.

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Key Details

•Corinthians owes Memphis Depay R$180 million.
•Contract issues arise due to president Osmar Stabile's oversight.
•The club has an existing debt of R$42 million in bonuses.
•Memphis plans to take action after contract non-renewal.
•Corinthians requests Memphis not to escalate to FIFA.

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5:03 PMYahoo Sports — 🤯 And now, Corinthians? Debt to Memphis could hit R$180m

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Corinthians may have to deal with a R$180 million debt to Memphis Depay.According to ge's reporting, the 32-year-old player's staff want to seek an additional $20 million (around R$103 million) throug...
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