Corinthians seal Alisson loan from São Paulo, see the figures | OneFootball

By Marcelo Baseggio

The midfielder Alisson will be a player for Corinthians. The Timão accepted the last counterproposal from São Paulo and agreed on the loan of the 32-year-old player, who will initially be loaned to the Alvinegro until December 2026.

With Corinthians' acceptance, the terms of the deal were finally defined. For the loan to take place, Timão will have to immediately deposit 1 million reais to São Paulo and another R$ 500 thousand in the second half of this year. As soon as the initial amount is deposited into Tricolor's account, Alisson will be released to join the team from Parque São Jorge.

Additionally, the purchase option clause for Alisson was also defined: 2.5 million euros (around R$ 15.5 million at the current exchange rate). Finally, if the midfielder completes 25 matches with 45 minutes or more on the field, Corinthians will have to pay another 250 thousand euros (approximately R$ 1.5 million).

The information about the agreement between Alisson and Corinthians was initially reported by ESPN and later confirmed by the Gazeta Esportiva report.

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Alisson (Photo: Rubens Chiri / São Paulo FC)

Favored by Dorival Júnior

Alisson's arrival at Corinthians is greatly influenced by coach Dorival Júnior, who has a fondness for the midfielder. After the classic against Santos, the coach praised the athlete and even talked about how he plans to use him in the team.

“Alisson hasn't been utilized in his team. With me, he did very well. When I met him at Vasco, he was always a very interesting player. I changed the position he played based on the characteristics he presented. If he finds his best form here, he will be an important reinforcement. We have few elements there in the midfield, we need changes, alternations, due to the wear and tear. You end up having fewer possibilities for a more secure change,” he assessed.

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