Palmeiras 25% below matchday revenue forecast after venue switches | OneFootball

According to Nosso Palestra, Palmeiras generated R$ 14.6 million in matchday income to April 2026, short of the R$ 19.9 million projected, amid repeated moves from Nubank Parque due to events and pitch work.

Since the start of the year the side have played 11 times at Arena Barueri, returning nine wins and two draws. The board had targeted R$ 62 million from ticketing and related match revenues across the campaign.

The number of dates away from Nubank Parque could grow in the second half, with confirmed shows creating potential clashes with fixtures in the Brasileirão, Copa do Brasil and Libertadores.

On 25 July a Xuxa show coincides with the round against Atlético-MG, while another on 31 July sits close to the Copa do Brasil tie with Fortaleza. In August, the “Histórias” show on 22 could affect the meeting with Vasco.

In September, Maroon 5 play on 8 September, the same week as the Libertadores quarter-finals. WTorre usually blocks dates in case of a home second leg, but this year Palmeiras will host the first leg in that phase if they advance past LDU or Mirassol. Jamiroquai on 13 September aligns with the base date for the clássico against São Paulo.

October brings Zayn on 10 October near the Dérbi with Corinthians on 11, and Robbie Williams on 13 October could mean reduced capacity for the clássico. Two Iron Maiden shows on 25 and 27 October may impact the Red Bull Bragantino game. A 31 October festival featuring Zeca Pagodinho, Alcione and Jorge Aragão also sits near a potential Copa do Brasil semi-final first leg, if they progress. Fixture details are still to be set, and the club and WTorre are working to limit sporting and financial impact.

Source: Nosso Palestra