Cuiabá seeks to freeze Corinthians revenue over unpaid transfer debt

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Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Cuiabá seeks to freeze Corinthians revenue over unpaid transfer debt

Summary

Cuiabá filed a formal request with the National Chamber for Dispute Resolution on September 1, seeking to block Corinthians' future revenues and prize money. This action follows the failure of Corinthians to meet an August 31 deadline for payment on an overdue installment related to the January 2024 signing of Raniele. The debt to Cuiabá totals R$ 18 million. Corinthians remains under a transfer ban and continues to face financial difficulties, reporting a first-half deficit of R$ 246 million and a total club debt of R$ 2.8 billion. The club stated it currently lacks the necessary funds to settle the payment plan and has not provided a new timeline for resolution. Cuiabá alleges that Corinthians failed to honor repeated promises to address the outstanding balance.

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Key Details

•Cuiabá requested the blocking of Corinthians' revenue via the National Chamber for Dispute Resolution.
•The dispute involves an unpaid R$ 18 million debt from the transfer of Raniele.
•Corinthians failed to meet a promised August 31 deadline for an installment payment.
•The club's total debt is reported at R$ 2.8 billion.
•Corinthians remains under an existing transfer ban due to these financial defaults.

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Cuiabá issued a statement this Tuesday, September 1, requesting that the transfer ban be maintained, that a fine be imposed, and that revenues and/or prize money Corinthians may receive be blocked an...
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