Palmeiras end first half with R$124m deficit | OneFootball

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·4 Agustus 2026

Palmeiras end first half with R$124m deficit

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Palmeiras released on Monday night (03) the financial statement for June 2026. The club posted a deficit of R$ 58.098 million. Alviverde had projected a deficit of R$ 52.239 million for the period.

In the cumulative total for the first six months of the year, Verdão has recorded a deficit of R$ 124.047 million, while it had projected a deficit of R$ 19.377 million. The main difference lies in “Miscellaneous income,” which includes Arena revenues as well as player transfers.


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  • Budgeted for miscellaneous income in the first five months: R$ 242.446 million
  • Actual miscellaneous income in the first four months: R$ 87.135 million

June 2026 result

Result:Budgeted: Deficit of R$ 52.239 millionActual: Deficit of R$ 58.098 million

Revenue:Budgeted: R$ 42.006 millionActual: R$ 37.082 million

Expenses:Budgeted: R$ 91.369 millionActual: R$ 91.215 million

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Palmeiras’ 2026 cumulative total

Result:Budgeted: Deficit of R$ 19.377 millionActual: Deficit of R$ 124.047 million

Revenue:Budgeted: R$ 619.072 millionActual: R$ 432.351 million

Expenses:Budgeted: R$ 607.059 millionActual: R$ 608.098 million

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Palmeiras projects a surplus in 2026

Palmeiras’ COF (Advisory and Oversight Council) unanimously approved in December 2025 the 2026 budget, which projects revenue of R$ 1.2 billion and a surplus of R$ 11.2 million.

See Palmeiras’ projected revenue for 2026

  • Player transfers – R$ 399.6 million (32%)
  • Sponsorships/licensing – R$ 296.5 million (24%)
  • TV rights – R$ 185.6 million (15%)
  • Avanti membership program – R$ 84.3 million (7%)
  • Social revenue – R$ 76.6 million (6%)
  • Other – R$ 84.4 million (6%)
  • Sporting prizes – R$ 62 million (5%)
  • Ticket sales – R$ 61.9 million (5%)

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