🤯 What now, Corinthians? Debt to Memphis could hit R$180m | OneFootball

Corinthians may have to deal with a debt of R$ 180 million to Memphis Depay.

According to reporting by ge, the 32-year-old player’s staff wants to seek an additional $20 million (around R$ 103 million) in court.

An amount that would correspond to the contract agreed between the parties, but not signed by Osmar Stabile, president of Timão.

Some of the arguments used by the striker’s agents are: Memphis underwent medical exams, there was an exchange of emails and documents, and only the club’s signature was missing.

Still according to the report, Corinthians is already aware. But it believes it is legally covered.

The club already owed R$ 42 million related to bonuses provided for in the contract that ended on June 30.

Memphis and his agents’ idea was to spread that amount across the new two-year deal.

But his not remaining at the club will mean the interest will not be waived, updating the debt to R$ 77 million.

Memphis had already promised to act “firmly” after the surprise over the non-renewal.

Corinthians, in turn, reportedly asked the striker not to take the club to FIFA.

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