Palmeiras nearly R$66m in the red after five months, transfers bite | OneFootball

Palmeiras released on Tuesday night (14) the financial statement for the month of May 2026. The club posted a deficit of R$ 30.046 million. Alviverde had projected a deficit of R$ 26.421 million for the period.

Over the first five months of the year, Verdão has recorded a deficit of R$ 65.949 million, while it had projected a surplus of R$ 32.863 million. The main difference comes from “Miscellaneous income,” which includes Arena revenue as well as player transfers.

March 2026 result

Result:Budgeted: Deficit of R$ 26.421 millionActual: Deficit of R$ 30.046 million

Revenue:Budgeted: R$ 84.787 millionActual: R$ 81.381 million

Expenses:Budgeted: R$ 108.331 millionActual: R$ 104.234 million

Palmeiras’ 2026 cumulative total

Result:Budgeted: Surplus of R$ 32.863 millionActual: Deficit of R$ 65.949 million

Revenue:Budgeted: R$ 577.066 millionActual: R$ 395.268 million

Expenses:Budgeted: R$ 515.691 millionActual: R$ 516.882 million

Palmeiras projects a surplus in 2026

Palmeiras’ COF (Guidance 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

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