Palmeiras report July 2026 loss, year-to-date deficit passes R$ 156m | OneFootball

Palmeiras published its July 2026 financials on Tuesday night, reporting a deficit of R$ 32.355 million against a budgeted surplus of R$ 41.296 million.

According to Nosso Palestra, the year-to-date result for the first seven months shows a deficit of R$ 156.402 million versus a projected surplus of R$ 21.920 million. The shortfall is largely in “Rendas diversas”, which covers Arena income and player trading, budgeted at R$ 347.796 million and realised at R$ 104.264 million.

For July, revenues were R$ 62.073 million, well below the R$ 153.323 million budget. Expenses reached R$ 97.989 million against a plan of R$ 102.122 million.

In August the club completed three significant sales that will help to balance the books. Allan joined Manchester City for about R$ 223 million fixed, Kaique moved to Sporting for about R$ 24 million, and Riquelme Fillipi signed for Inter Miami for about R$ 31 million, a combined total near R$ 278 million.

In December 2025 the club’s COF unanimously approved the 2026 budget, projecting revenue of R$ 1.2 billion and a surplus of R$ 11.2 million. Planned income included R$ 399.6 million from player trading, R$ 296.5 million from sponsorship and licensing, R$ 185.6 million from TV rights, R$ 84.3 million from Avanti memberships, R$ 76.6 million social revenue, R$ 84.4 million other, R$ 62 million in prize money and R$ 61.9 million in ticketing.

Source: Nosso Palestra

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