Corinthians settle one overdue image-rights instalment for women’s team | OneFootball

On Friday afternoon (28), Corinthians paid one of the two overdue image rights installments owed to the women’s team. The players received the amounts referring to the month of June. Last Tuesday (25), the Brabas were at Parque São Jorge and stayed there for about three hours to discuss the matter with president Osmar Stabile, who had promised that one of the outstanding payments would be settled by the end of this week.

The information about the payment was first reported by Meu Timão. At the meeting with the club president, a commitment was made that the debts would be paid within up to ten days. In an interview with ESPN Brasil this Friday, Osmar Stabile said that part of the debt owed to the players would be paid precisely today, which ended up happening.

Photo: Rodrigo Gazzanel/Agência Corinthians

It is worth noting that, as provided by law, Corinthians’ players could request unilateral termination of their contracts if the delays in image rights payments reached three months. As a result, the consequences could be serious for Timão, as they would lose their players without receiving any financial compensation.

In addition to image rights, the Alvinegro also has debts with the players related to the 2025 Women’s Copa Libertadores title and the runner-up finishes in the Copa das Campeãs and the Supercopa do Brasil, both in 2026.

At the meeting with the Corinthians president earlier this week, Timão’s players also asked the club president for improvements at the training center in order to avoid possible negative consequences during a decisive stage of the season, which includes the knockout rounds of the Brazilian Championship, the Paulista Championship, and the Women’s Copa Libertadores in October.

Amid the late payment issues, Corinthians’ women’s squad continues its preparations for the next commitments of the season. Next Monday (31), the Brabas will visit Cruzeiro at Arena Independência, in Minas Gerais, at 7:15 p.m. (Brasília time), for the first leg of the Women’s Brazilian Championship quarterfinals.

The second match, meanwhile, will take place on September 7 at 5 p.m., and is expected to be held at Neo Química Arena or Alfredo Schürig Stadium, Fazendinha. The club from Parque São Jorge is the tournament’s most successful side with seven titles – 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025.

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