Santos due millions from former players, find out | OneFootball

Santos made public its audited financial statements for 2025 and revealed significant figures it still has to receive from deals involving players developed by the club. The total exceeds R$ 175 million in credits linked to players who are no longer part of the professional squad.

Windfall

Most of that amount should impact the club’s cash flow soon. According to the document, R$ 129.7 million is expected to come in over the next 12 months. The remaining amounts, around R$ 45.7 million, are projected for future fiscal years, coming from transfer installments, retained economic rights, and financial mechanisms tied to players produced by Peixe.

Some names stand out on the list. Forward Yuri Alberto is still generating approximately R$ 6.2 million in amounts owed by Internacional. Marcos Leonardo is also continuing to generate financial returns after transactions involving Benfica and Al-Hilal, totaling around R$ 10.1 million. Another case is Kaio Jorge, now at Cruzeiro, accounting for just over R$ 780,000 still to be received.

The club also points to significant figures related to deals with Botafogo and Nottingham Forest, which could bring in around R$ 28 million in the short term, with the potential to exceed R$ 35 million in total. In addition, there are amounts linked to center-back Kaiky, transferred by Almería, representing approximately R$ 9.1 million.

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