Corinthians plan project to connect firms keen to do business | OneFootball

According to information initially published by Meu Timão, Corinthians is planning to create an accreditation process for agencies interested in getting closer to and, consequently, doing business with the club. According to the report, the intention is for the project to be implemented starting from the break for the World Cup, which will take place between June 11 and July 19.

In addition, Meu Timão also reported that the idea gained momentum after receiving approval from president Osmar Stabile. The outlet also said that agencies interested in doing business with Corinthians – media, sponsorship, and other areas – will need to contact the club through an official channel, which has not yet been detailed by Alvinegro.

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Brands will also have to submit the documentation required in a guide to be released by Corinthians, in accordance with governance rules. Only after the documents are approved will such agencies be eligible to work with Alvinegro. A source heard by Meu Timão said that the accreditation would not grant exclusivity to the approved brands, nor would it give them the right to speak on behalf of the institution.

In this way, it would work as a “filter” enabling business opportunities with Corinthians, following the bureaucratic procedures already mentioned in this article. The aim is to provide reassurance and legal backing to those involved in future dealings with the club. The project stems from Alvinegro’s difficulty in securing new partnerships – something that became more pronounced after the VaideBet case, which ended up leading to Augusto Melo’s impeachment at the end of May 2025.

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