Corinthians close to deal with Talleres over Rodrigo Garro debt | OneFootball

Corinthians continues discussions with Talleres, from Argentina, to resolve the transfer debt incurred in the purchase of midfielder Rodrigo Garro. The information initially released by UOL and confirmed by Central do Timão is that the team is optimistic about a resolution, especially after meetings held in Argentina between the presidents Osmar Stabile, of Corinthians, and Andres Fassi, of Talleres.

The report further investigated and determined the business conditions offered by Corinthians and the adjustments requested by Talleres to finalize the agreement. Corinthians offered to pay 50% of the amount upfront and the other 50% in installments, totaling around 29 million reais in debt.

Photo: Rodrigo Coca/Ag. Corinthians

On the other hand, Talleres believes the total debt amounts to around 34 million reais and, in their counterproposal, requested 60% of the amount upfront and the other 40% in installments. Despite these differences in the proposals, the teams currently consider themselves close to reaching a consensus so that the debt can be paid and Corinthians can avoid facing another transfer ban from FIFA.

It is worth noting that Corinthians treats the debt issue regarding Garro as the number one priority in their debt payment schedule, even before renewing and settling amounts with number 10 Memphis Depay, as a prime example.

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