Corinthians faces third transfer ban amid financial issues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 18, 2026, 1:44 PM
Last updated Jul 18, 2026
Corinthians has received its third transfer ban in two months, restricting the club from registering new players for six months. The latest sanction comes from the National Chamber for Dispute Resolution (CNRD) due to a delayed payment of approximately R$ 8 million. This penalty is linked to a larger collective agreement worth R$ 76 million that includes quarterly installments. Previous bans from FIFA were related to debts incurred for player transfers. With mounting financial challenges, the club must address its obligations to avoid further restrictions.
- •Corinthians banned from registering new players for six months.
- •Ban imposed for delaying R$ 8 million payment installment.
- •Total of three transfer bans in two months due to financial issues.
- •Previous bans were issued by FIFA for transfer-related debts.
- •Club must resolve financial obligations to mitigate further sanctions.
- 1:44 PMYahoo Sports — Corinthians hit with third transfer ban
"Corinthians’ financial crisis has gained yet another chapter.According to ge, the club has received a new transfer ban that prevents it from registering new players for six months.This time, the san...
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