Palmeiras accuse América of not paying Raphael Veiga loan fee | OneFootball

Nothing is going right for Club América, from the sporting side to the administrative one; the team has had a semester to forget in both areas.

On the sporting side, what we already know has happened: a team that was just eliminated from the Concacaf Champions Cup and now needs wins to be able to reach the Clausura 2026 playoffs.

And on the administrative side, at the beginning of the year the departure of Diego Ramírez from the sporting director position was announced, and it leaked that this was due to a disagreement with André Jardine and his coaching staff. Now they have been notified by Palmeiras over missed payments for Raphael Veiga.

According to ESPN Brasil, Palmeiras, the Brazilian club, has sent an out-of-court notice over a non-payment of $215,000 for Veiga’s loan.

América and Palmeiras reached an agreement for Veiga’s loan for a total of $1.515 million, with the first payment of $215,000 due before March 30, which has not been paid.

For now it is an out-of-court notice, but if the payment is not made within 30 days, a complaint will be filed with FIFA, which could prevent the team from strengthening its squad for next season.

We’ll see how this situation develops; normally, they would be expected to make the payment in the next few days and for everything to return to normal.

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