Corinthians near R$ 80 million from ticket sales and prize money in first half of 2026 | OneFootball

Corinthians have generated roughly R$ 80 million from ticket sales and prize money in the first half of 2026, totalling R$ 79,352,437.89 up to the World Cup break, according to Meu Timao.

The largest slice came from the gate. Matchday income reached R$ 44,972,437.89 across 17 home fixtures, with R$ 44,460,489.23 generated at the Neo Química Arena and R$ 511,948.66 from a game staged at the Vila Belmiro.

Prize money contributed R$ 34,380,000. The total covers the Supercopa Rei title worth R$ 11.61 million, R$ 350,000 from a Paulista campaign that ended in the semi-finals, R$ 2 million for the Copa do Brasil fifth phase plus R$ 3 million for reaching the last 16, and Libertadores payouts of US$1 million, R$ 5 million, for the group stage, US$1.02 million, R$ 5.1 million, for three group wins, and US$1.25 million, R$ 6.3 million, for the last 16.

The club have also banked sponsorship and broadcast income and rental fees from the Neo Química Arena. With the mid-year transfer window opening, sales could further bolster revenue. The hierarchy expect the total to grow after the restart, with the team still in knockout competitions and the run-in of the Campeonato Brasileiro to come.

In the women’s game, Corinthians brought in R$ 7,233,485 from ticketing and prize money in the same period, with most of it, R$ 6,794,000, from runners-up finishes in the Copa das Campeãs and Supercopa, plus progression in the Copa do Brasil.

Gross gate receipts across eight home fixtures totalled R$ 439,485, yet several dates incurred higher costs than income, leaving a net operating deficit of R$ 96,671.14.

Source: Meu Timao