Vasco v Corinthians: Copa do Brasil 2026 prize money revealed | OneFootball

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·15. Dezember 2025

Vasco v Corinthians: Copa do Brasil 2026 prize money revealed

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The 2026 Copa do Brasil final between Vasco da Gama and Corinthians is not just about the trophy — it also represents one of the largest prizes in the history of national football. The CBF is preparing million-dollar figures to crown the champion, and the clash between the teams from Rio and São Paulo promises to significantly impact the finances of the clubs, sponsors, and fans.

If you searched for “Copa do Brasil final prize”, “how much does the champion earn” or “Vasco and Corinthians final values”, here are all the updated numbers explained in detail.


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💸 How much the 2026 Copa do Brasil champion will earn

According to official data released by the CBF, the 2026 Copa do Brasil champion will receive R$ 77.17 million in total prize money — the highest amount ever paid in national competitions.

The runner-up (the team that loses the final) will pocket R$ 33.07 million, an amount that also surpasses much of the average revenue of Serie A clubs over an entire season.

💰 Summary of the 2026 Copa do Brasil prize

These amounts already include the quotas accumulated from previous stages. In other words, both Vasco and Corinthians have already secured at least R$ 33 million by reaching the final.

How much each team has earned up to the final

During the 2026 Copa do Brasil campaign, the clubs accumulated significant earnings at each stage:

  • 1st to 3rd phase: between R$ 2.5 and R$ 5 million
  • Round of 16: R$ 3.4 million
  • Quarterfinals: R$ 4.5 million
  • Semifinals: R$ 9 million

Adding up all the stages, the finalists reach over R$ 50 million in direct revenue, considering ticket sales and classification bonuses.

This means that, by adding prizes, TV quotas, and ticket sales, the champion (Vasco or Corinthians) can easily surpass the mark of R$ 85 million in total tournament revenue.

Financial impact: what the title represents for Vasco and Corinthians

Vasco da Gama

For Vasco, the victory would have a huge financial and symbolic effect. Besides the million-dollar prize, the title guarantees:

  • direct spot in the 2026 Libertadores
  • increased value of the squad (especially the jewel Rayan)
  • greater bargaining power with sponsors
  • boost in sales of jerseys and official products

The club, which is undergoing administrative and sports reconstruction, sees the Copa do Brasil as a chance to reclaim its national and international status.

⚫ Corinthians

Corinthians, which already has a winning history in the competition, also sees the final as an opportunity to stabilize its finances. The São Paulo club is undergoing budget adjustments and seeks, with the title, to strengthen financial health and increase marketing revenue — as well as consolidate the sports project started at the beginning of the season.

The prize goes beyond the trophy: ticket sales and media also count

The Copa do Brasil final is one of the most-watched sporting events in the country, with broadcasts on open TV, pay-per-view, and streaming platforms. This generates significant additional revenue from:

  • TV and advertising quotas,
  • ticket sales at matches (Neo Química Arena and São Januário/Maracanã),
  • official and licensed products,
  • and international brand exposure — especially with the presence of Rayan and other valued young players.

The most expensive title in recent history

With the CBF increasing the values each year, the 2026 Copa do Brasil consolidates itself as the most profitable national competition in Brazilian football, even surpassing Libertadores quotas in national territory.

The 2026 edition champion (Vasco or Corinthians) will not only lift the trophy but also achieve one of the largest sports revenues on the continent.

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