Grêmio hit their target for the year; see the figures | OneFootball

Grêmio has already reached its budget revenue target from transfers for the 2026 season, according to information from ge.

The sale of center-back Viery to Fiorentina, from Italy, was the decisive deal to boost the club’s finances, and it could push the total past R$ 100 million with future bonuses.

X-ray of Tricolor’s Revenue

The current administration had set a target of R$ 140 million in sales by the end of the year. With Viery’s transfer, the figure jumped to R$ 144.6 million. See how the club reached that amount:

Viery (Fiorentina): The center-back was sold for a fixed €15 million (R$ 88.4 million). The deal also includes another €2 million (R$ 11.7 million) tied to performance targets, as well as a percentage of profit in the event of a future sale.

First-Quarter Report: Before Viery, Grêmio had already recorded R$ 56.2 million in net sales this year, with Alysson’s move to Aston Villa standing out as the main deal.

André Henrique: The transfer brought in a total of R$ 11 million (Tricolor will retain an undisclosed portion, which will be recorded in the next quarter’s financial report).

Next Steps in the Transfer Market

Despite hitting its budget target, the need for financial restructuring means the board is not ruling out further player departures. On the other hand, signings in the July transfer window are expected to be modest.

Gabriel Mec, the “Asset”: With 28 appearances for the first team this year, the youngster’s value has risen. Grêmio is seeking around €25 million (R$ 147.3 million) for the player. Shakhtar Donetsk remains interested after having a €15 million bid rejected at the end of last year.

Possible Departures: Players such as Gustavo Martins, Pedro Gabriel, Tiaguinho, Noriega, and Monsalve are also on a list of athletes who could be negotiated if attractive offers emerge.

Targeted Reinforcements: Without planning major investment, Grêmio made official the arrival of center-back Wallace (21), coming from CRB. The club also tried to sign right-back Diego Caito, but the offer was rejected by Goiás.

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