Corinthians could net over R$ 100,000 from Brazil trio call-ups | OneFootball

Corinthians could earn up to R$ 108,000 from the Brazil call-ups of Hugo Souza, Matheuzinho and Breno Bidon, according to Meu Timao. The sum comes via FIFA’s international-break compensation.

FIFA will pay clubs R$ 12,000 per match for each selected player. Corinthians had hoped to see five names on Carlo Ancelotti’s list, including Matheus Bidu and André Luiz. With those two not called, the ceiling drops from R$ 180,000.

It is the first time Corinthians have had at least three players selected since 2015, when Dunga named Cássio, Gil, Elias and Renato Augusto for 2018 World Cup qualifying.

Matheuzinho and Breno Bidon are in line for senior debuts, having previously featured only at youth level. Hugo Souza returns to Granja Comary for the sixth time under Carlo Ancelotti, having missed only the World Cup call.

Brazil play for the first time since a last-16 elimination against Norway. They face Australia between 25 and 29 September, then India on 3 October in Kolkata, in friendlies.

Source: Meu Timao

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