Corinthians consider match-by-match master sponsor ahead of betting ban | OneFootball

Corinthians are assessing options to fill the master sponsor slot on their shirts for the remainder of the Brasileirão, including match-by-match deals.

According to Globo.com, the club have not fixed a price and are in the market for short-term partners, with fees varying by game depending on free-to-air and pay-TV exposure.

There is still no decision on Esportes da Sorte staying as master sponsor. A Federal Government Medida Provisória will bar virtual casinos and fixed-odds betting companies from operating in Brazil from 6 October, and also blocks their advertising.

Before President Lula announced the measure last Friday, Esportes da Sorte had notified the club it might be prevented from operating, which would affect its deal running until December 2029.

There are 10 rounds left. Fernando Diniz’s side sit 14th on 32 points, three above Grêmio, who occupy the first relegation place.

The club also risk losing another partner after a court on Wednesday ordered Fatal Fans branding to be suspended in their sponsorship agreement, giving 15 days to remove it from kits, venues, digital channels and elsewhere.

Source: Globo.com

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