Corinthians unveil exclusive sponsor for women's football

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·18 de janeiro de 2026

Corinthians unveil exclusive sponsor for women's football

By Mirella Ramos / Central do Timão Editorial Team

On Sunday (18), Corinthians announced a new commercial agreement exclusively focused on women's football. As Central do Timão exclusively reported, the club secured a sponsorship deal with Remessa Online, a Brazilian platform specializing in international transfers and part of the EBANX group. The contract is valid until December 2026.

With this agreement, the brand will be featured on the lower back bar of the uniform worn by the Brabas. The first appearance will take place in the Supercopa do Brasil Feminina final, against Palmeiras, on February 7. Due to specific contractual terms for the derby, the logo will be exceptionally displayed on the upper back of the shirt.

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“It is always a reason to celebrate seeing the strength of the Brabas as a marketing platform and business generator. This sequence of exclusive sponsors for the category is important for consolidating Timão’s women’s football in the advertising market. Another highly relevant factor is having a leading partner in its segment, one that understands our power of amplification and engagement to democratize its financial solution. And all of this, at the best possible moment to talk about international money transfers, right before our trip to London,” highlighted Vinicius Manfredi, the club’s marketing superintendent.

Despite the agreement, Remessa Online will not be present on the Corinthians uniform during the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup, which takes place from January 28 to February 1. The restriction imposed by the football governing body allows only two sponsors per shirt. Esportes da Sorte, as the main sponsor, and Banco BMG, on the sleeves, were chosen. As an alternative, the club plans to increase digital exposure actions for partner brands, including the new sponsor, with activations already scheduled for the week of the trip to England.

“Remessa Online joins Corinthians women’s football to support journeys that cross borders. Just like the athletes who build their stories on and off the field, we believe that more women should have access to global opportunities, with simple, safe, and transparent financial solutions. This partnership reinforces our commitment to female leadership anywhere in the world,” said Nina Lopes, head of marketing at Remessa Online.

The negotiation is part of Corinthians’ strategy to increase the number of exclusive sponsors for women’s football. In addition to Remessa Online, the club also renewed its partnership with Tecnogera, which moved from the back bar of the shirt to a spot on the athletes’ shorts. There are still ongoing talks for a new company to join one of the most valued areas of the uniform.

Currently, the Brabas’ uniform features Esportes da Sorte as the main sponsor, Banco BMG on the sleeves, Vizzela on the front chest, Tecnogera on the shorts, and Remessa Online on the upper back. Gatorade, which previously appeared on the uniform, maintains its partnership until 2027 only as an isotonic supplier. EZZE Seguros has renewed its contract only with the men’s team and is no longer part of the women’s team’s uniform.

In addition to the sponsors visible on the field, Corinthians maintains complementary commercial agreements in women’s football. Among them is the partnership with MOÃ, the coconut water supplier for the professional team and youth categories, and Dobro, a sports supplement company that provides products to the club in exchange for advertising actions involving the athletes.

On the field, Corinthians will make their season debut on January 28, facing Gotham FC from the United States at 9:30 a.m. (Brasília time), in the semifinals of the FIFA Women’s Champions Cup, in London.