Palmeiras publish July 2026 accounts, deficit tops R$156m | OneFootball

Palmeiras released on Tuesday night (01) its financial statement for July 2026. The club posted a deficit of R$ 32.355 million. Alviverde had projected a surplus of R$ 41.296 million for the period.

Over the first seven months of the year, Verdão has recorded a deficit of R$ 156.402 million, while it had projected a surplus of R$ 21.920 million. The main difference comes in “Miscellaneous income,” which includes Arena revenue as well as player transfers.

July 2026 result

Result:Budgeted: Surplus of R$ 41.296 millionActual: Deficit of R$ 32.355 million

Revenue:Budgeted: R$ 153.323 millionActual: R$ 62.073 million

Expenses:Budgeted: R$ 102.122 millionActual: R$ 97.989 million

Palmeiras’ 2026 year-to-date

Result:Budgeted: Surplus of R$ 21.920 millionActual: Deficit of R$ 156.402 million

Revenue:Budgeted: R$ 772.396 millionActual: R$ 494.424 million

Expenses:Budgeted: R$ 709.181 millionActual: R$ 706.088 million

August sales are expected to help balance Palmeiras’ cash flow

In August, Palmeiras completed three important sales. Goalkeeper Kaique, midfielder Allan, and forward Riquelme Fillipi were transferred to clubs outside Brazil, and the amounts involved in the deals will help the club balance its accounts.

Palmeiras projects a surplus in 2026

Palmeiras’ COF (Advisory and Supervisory Board) unanimously approved in December 2025 the 2026 budget, which projects revenue of R$ 1.2 billion and a surplus of R$ 11.2 million.

See Palmeiras’ projected revenue for 2026

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