Corinthians fans protest delayed pay for women’s team with 'Paguem as Brabas' banner | OneFootball

Corinthians supporters protested at Fazendinha on Wednesday over delayed payments to the women’s squad, who have gone two months without image rights and other sums.

According to Meu Timao, during the Paulistão Feminino match against Taubaté, members of the Fiel Fazendinha group unfurled a 'Paguem as Brabas' banner in the Numerada Norte, with a 'Respeita as mina' sign also on display. The slogan spread across X and Instagram on Tuesday.

On Tuesday, players from the professional squad met Osmar Stabile at Parque São Jorge to address the arrears, with more than 10 players present. A deadline of up to 10 days was agreed to clear the two overdue instalments, and the squad also pushed for training-ground improvements to avoid possible consequences in upcoming knockout stages.

Frustration has grown, particularly after the club settled part of the men’s backlog. On Monday, Stabile’s board paid June amounts to the men’s professional squad, while July remains outstanding.

If a third month goes unpaid, players could seek legal remedy and rescind their contracts unilaterally due to non-payment. For now, the plan is to resolve matters through dialogue. Image rights fall due on the 15th.

Unpaid bonuses also linger, including prize money for the 2025 Libertadores Feminina title and runners-up awards from the 2026 Copa das Campeãs and the Supercopa do Brasil.

After clinching a place in the state knockouts, the Brabas turn to the Brasileirão Feminino quarter-finals. The first leg against Cruzeiro is on Monday at 19:15 at Arena Independência.

Source: Meu Timao

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