Corinthians' Colombian forward has new deal registered in BID | OneFootball

Late this Thursday afternoon (26), Corinthians registered, in the CBF’s Daily Information Bulletin (BID), the contract renewal of forward Gisela Robledo until August 2027. Previously, her deal was set to expire at the end of this month. Had it not been renewed in time, she would not have been able to take part in the knockout stage of the Brazilian Women’s Championship.

Under the new agreement, the player received a salary increase. According to information from Meu Timão, Corinthians’ contract extension with the Colombian had support from Fatal Fans, the club’s sponsor since midyear. Starting on August 10, Alvinegro began transferring funds to its other sports, such as basketball and futsal, which helped unblock the negotiations.

Photo: Rodrigo Gazzanel/Agência Corinthians

It is worth noting that financial issues had been an obstacle to the talks reaching a positive outcome. In an interview with the press on the night of last Wednesday (26), after the 6-2 rout over Taubaté at Fazendinha in the Campeonato Paulista, coach Emily Lima had confirmed the player’s stay.

Corinthians and Gisela Robledo had been discussing a renewal since the first half of this season. At the time, the player’s representatives were seeking a plan that would guarantee Gisela a bigger role at Alvinegro. At the same time, she was receiving offers from abroad.

The Colombian joined Corinthians in August 2024, after ending her spell at Tenerife in Spain, having also played for Atlas, América de Cali-COL, and Independiente Santa Fé-COL. Wearing the Corinthians shirt, she has scored six goals and provided nine assists in 63 appearances for Timão. In total, she has won three trophies with the club from Parque São Jorge: the Women’s Libertadores (2024 and 2025) and the Brazilian Championship (2025), making her the foreign player with the most appearances for Timão.

With Gisela Robledo available, Corinthians will return to action next Monday (31) at 7:15 p.m. (Brasília time) at Arena Independência, Minas Gerais, for the first leg of the Brazilian Championship quarterfinals. The second match, meanwhile, will be on September 7, Brazil’s Independence Day holiday, at 5 p.m. It has not yet been decided whether it will be at Neo Química Arena or Alfredo Schürig Stadium. As Brabas are the tournament’s biggest winners with seven titles – 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025.

See below the renewal published in the BID:

Photo: Reproduction/BID

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