Corinthians settle CNRD instalment and make new Pedro Raul payment | OneFootball

Corinthians have made further repayments, settling the fourth CNRD instalment and paying another tranche owed to Toluca for Pedro Raul. According to Meu Timao, both payments were made on Friday.

About R$ 6.5 million cleared the CNRD bill due on 17 April, with the next instalment on 17 July. The Toluca payment was about R$ 3.5 million.

Missing the deadlines could have triggered another domestic transfer ban via the CNRD, as happened in December 2025 after delays on the first two instalments. At Fifa level, a similar case over Félix Torres with Santos Laguna led to a registration ban in August 2025.

The CNRD agreement groups domestic debts with clubs, agents and players. Cuiabá are the largest creditor, owed about R$ 18 million from the 2024 sale of Raniele. The package began at roughly R$ 76 million, paid quarterly, with around R$ 28 million settled across four tranches so far.

Corinthians renegotiated the Pedro Raul deal with Toluca in September 2025. The original US$ 5 million fee for 100% of his rights, split into four instalments across 2024 and 2025, rose to at least US$ 8 million, about R$ 42.8 million at current rates, payable in nine parts from 2025 to 2028.

Two instalments for 2025 and one for 2026 have been fulfilled, with one more due in 2026, two in 2027 and three in 2028.

Source: Meu Timao