Footy Cap bloghttps://footycap.com/blog/Cited football financeBrazil's betting veto could cost Corinthians R$198m, 23% of recurring revenuehttps://footycap.com/blog/corinthians-betting-sponsor-veto-revenue/https://footycap.com/blog/corinthians-betting-sponsor-veto-revenue/Tue, 27 Oct 2026 12:00:00 +0000An estimate for UOL puts Corinthians' loss from Brazil's betting-sponsor veto at R$198m, 23% of recurring revenue. Flamengo and Palmeiras compared, plus the club's R$1,538m net debt.Saudi Pro League spending: €497m this summer, and Al-Hilal paid €206m of ithttps://footycap.com/blog/saudi-pro-league-spending-summer-2026/https://footycap.com/blog/saudi-pro-league-spending-summer-2026/Tue, 27 Oct 2026 12:00:00 +0000Saudi Pro League clubs paid €497.1m in transfer fees in summer 2026, €397.6m net. Al-Hilal paid €205.9m. Club by club, and what the new 75% cap means.Chelsea PSR: a record £262.4m loss and no breach. How the Blues stayed inside the ruleshttps://footycap.com/blog/chelsea-psr-position-record-loss/https://footycap.com/blog/chelsea-psr-position-record-loss/Fri, 23 Oct 2026 12:00:00 +0000Chelsea lost a record £262.4m in 2024/25 and still passed PSR. The asset sales, add-backs and UEFA fines behind their position, and what the club has not published.Man Utd net spend under Ratcliffe: €407m in five windows, with £375m of fees still owedhttps://footycap.com/blog/man-utd-net-spend-ratcliffe-ineos/https://footycap.com/blog/man-utd-net-spend-ratcliffe-ineos/Tue, 20 Oct 2026 12:00:00 +0000Manchester United's net transfer spend since Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS deal is €406.85m. Every window, the cash paid, the fees still owed and how it was funded.Messi earns $28.3m at Inter Miami. Only $803,125 counts against the MLS caphttps://footycap.com/blog/messi-salary-inter-miami-mls-salary-cap/https://footycap.com/blog/messi-salary-inter-miami-mls-salary-cap/Sat, 17 Oct 2026 12:00:00 +0000Messi's 2026 guaranteed pay is $28,333,333. Here's why only $803,125 hits Miami's salary cap, and what the club's whole payroll looks like.The Premier League's 85% squad cost ratio, explained in five minuteshttps://footycap.com/blog/premier-league-squad-cost-ratio-explained/https://footycap.com/blog/premier-league-squad-cost-ratio-explained/Sat, 17 Oct 2026 12:00:00 +0000SCR caps squad spending at 85% of football revenue, with a 30% allowance on top. What counts, when clubs are tested, and how points deductions work.Lommel owes City Football Group €19.9m. Inside the promoted clubs' accountshttps://footycap.com/blog/lommel-city-football-group-promoted-clubs-finances/https://footycap.com/blog/lommel-city-football-group-promoted-clubs-finances/Sat, 17 Oct 2026 12:00:00 +0000Lommel spent €4.57 on staff for every €1 of turnover, funded by CFG loans. How Troyes, Venezia, Viseu, Marítimo and Osnabrück compare.