Corinthians financial health grade: C

Corinthians financial health grade: CCorinthians financial health grade: C (63.3/100), from cited revenue, debt, wages and transfer figures.In the newsIf Brazil's ban on betting sponsorship goes ahead, Corinthians stand to lose about R$198m a year in sponsorship and board advertising, 23% of R$879.4m in recurring revenue. That is an economist's estimate (Cesar Grafietti for UOL), not a club figure; UOL puts Flamengo's exposure at 26% and Palmeiras' at 22%. Source: UOL (Cesar Grafietti estimate), 27 Oct 2026.See the full breakdownCorinthians: Overview · Finances · Squad & wages · Transfers · Sources

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Follow Footy Cap on X, free. New club accounts, health-grade changes and transfer costs, posted as they come out. Follow @theFootyCapFrom the blog: Brazil's betting veto could cost Corinthians R$198m, 23% of recurring revenueOther Brasileirão clubs: Athletico Paranaense · Atlético Mineiro · Bahia · Botafogo · Chapecoense · Clube do Remo · Coritiba · Cruzeiro · Flamengo · Fluminense · Grêmio · Internacional · Mirassol · Palmeiras · Red Bull Bragantino · Santos · São Paulo · Vasco da Gama · Vitória