Corinthians await Santos Laguna's reply, foresee trouble with Talleres | OneFootball

Corinthians is under a transfer ban and, therefore, cannot make signings for the men's professional football team. The reason for this measure adopted by FIFA was the debt with Santos Laguna, from Mexico, for the sale of Félix Torres. Despite new negotiations, the Mexican team did not accept the last proposal from Timão, according to the investigation by the Central do Timão.

The most recent offer made by the Corinthians board was to pay 70% of the outstanding amount upfront, in addition to two installments to complete the remaining 30%. It is worth mentioning that Timão will need to disburse about R$ 40 million for this debt, as revealed by President Osmar Stabile.

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Another case that could result in a transfer ban involves Rodrigo Garro. The Argentine midfielder was traded last year, along with Talleres, who also demands payments for the transfers. Unlike Santos Laguna, the Argentine club did not agree to renegotiate and may contact FIFA in the coming weeks.

In addition to the problems involving other cases, Corinthians is also being judged by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) due to a debt with Matías Rojas. The Paraguayan left the People's Team at the beginning of last year and claims the agreement made by the former board.

In a press conference, Dorival Júnior even stated that he does not expect reinforcements for the squad this season, which still has Brasileirão and Copa do Brasil as Corinthians' competitions. The only name announced was Vitinho, in addition to Angileri who was hired at the beginning of the year.

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