⚠️ Corinthians hit with new transfer ban over debt to Cuiabá | OneFootball

Corinthians suffered ANOTHER transfer ban this Monday (20th) and is prohibited from registering new players.

The CNRD (National Dispute Resolution Chamber) imposed this punishment due to a debt of R$ 780,000 owed to Cuiabá.

This amount refers to the sale of midfielder Raniele to Timão. The information comes from journalist André Hernan and the website GE.

The reason for the punishment is the delay in payment of one of the installments of the agreement made at the CNRD of the CBF.

The second installment in question was due last Friday (17th) and, since it was not paid, the club from Parque São Jorge received the sanction this Monday (20th).

After confirming the delay, Cuiabá, one of Timão’s largest creditors at the CNRD, announced it would contact the CBF to request action, which indeed happened.

The president of Cuiabá, Cristiano Dresch, had already told GE this Monday (20th) that he would notify the non-payment and was expecting an immediate transfer ban, as per the rules of the agreement signed this year.

Claims and Disputes

Corinthians’ defense was that it had a five-day extension on the deadline, according to the clauses signed in the payment plan. Therefore, the São Paulo club believed it was not in default with the CNRD, planning to make the payment by Wednesday (22nd).

Cuiabá, however, disputes this version. The club from Mato Grosso used a warning document sent to Corinthians in July, when there was a delay in the first installment, to reinforce its position.

The rules of the plan agreed upon at the CNRD are clear: if non-payment occurs repeatedly, Corinthians may suffer a transfer ban for at least six months, with no possibility of lifting the punishment even after the debt is settled.

Corinthians will now have to seek regularization and try to reverse or suspend the punishment in court in order to register new players in the next transfer window.

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