Former midfielder takes Corinthians to court over R$1m debt | OneFootball

Former midfielder Giuliano, who wore the Corinthians shirt between 2021 and 2023, has filed a new lawsuit against the club in Labor Court. This time, the former player is seeking payment of approximately R$ 1.3 million related to FGTS amounts that, according to the claim, were not deposited.

The issue had already been the subject of an agreement between the parties in May 2024. At the time, Corinthians agreed to settle the debt in installments, over 16 payments. According to the lawsuit filed by Giuliano, however, only five installments have been paid so far.

Photo: Rodrigo Coca/Ag. Corinthians

Given the situation, the former midfielder has gone to court to demand the remainder of the agreement, estimated at around R$ 1 million. On top of that amount, charges such as interest, fines, and monetary adjustment are also being added.

This is not the only legal dispute involving Giuliano and Corinthians. The former No. 20 also has a claim related to image rights, in a case worth approximately R$ 1.5 million. That debt, in turn, was included in the Centralized Enforcement Regime (RCE).

Giuliano’s most recent spell in professional football was with Athletico, the team he left at the beginning of this year.

During his time at Corinthians, the midfielder made 143 appearances and scored 12 goals wearing the black-and-white shirt.

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