Corinthians face seven decisive days before window shuts after CBF adds domestic extension | OneFootball

Corinthians have seven days to settle final ins and outs before Brazil's transfer window shuts on Tuesday, 3 March.

As reported by Meu Timao, the CBF has added a domestic-only period from 4 to 27 March, limited to players who featured in state championships or terminated deals within the first window. The second window runs from 20 July to 11 September 2026.

This window opened on 5 January after the club's transfer ban ended, bringing seven signings and nine exits, a figure that could reach 11 if José Martínez's deal is rescinded and Cacá joins Vitória on loan.

New faces are centre-back Gabriel Paulista, full-backs Fabrizio Angileri and Pedro Milans, midfielders Allan and Zakaria Labyad, and forward Kaio César. Goalkeeper João Ricardo has an agreement in place and should be announced if he passes medicals between March and April.

Talks for São Paulo's Alisson came closest but collapsed after a R$ 1 million demand and other conditions. Enquiries for Luis Mandaca, Kauã Diniz, Dieguinho, Júnior Santos, Rony and Michael did not progress. Dorival Júnior said the club also checked on Gerson and Malcom.

Departures saw Fagner and Héctor Hernández released, with Félix Torres, Diego Palacios, Ryan and Matheus Donelli loaned to Internacional, Universidad Católica, Fortaleza and Shabab Al-Ahli. Maycon, Talles Magno and Romero were not renewed.

In the women's squad, five signings arrived and eight players renewed, with Belén Aquino the only paid deal, fee undisclosed. Exits were limited, centre-back Mariza joined Tigres on a free and four others departed.

Source: Meu Timao