Cuiabá accuse Corinthians of late CNRD payment for Raniele deal | OneFootball

Cuiabá accuses Corinthians of delaying the payment of the second installment of the debt in the CNRD (National Dispute Resolution Chamber) of the CBF regarding the signing of midfielder Raniele, who joined the club in January of last year. However, Timão claims it is still within the deadline set by the independent body.

The alvinegro club had until last Friday (17th) to settle the second installment. However, the amount has not yet been paid to Cuiabá.

Corinthians, on the other hand, claims it has five business days after the debt's due date to pay the installment, according to CNRD terms. The Gazeta Esportiva report found that the alvinegra board believes it is within the deadline and plans to settle the debt next week.

The club, therefore, has until next Wednesday (22nd) to fulfill the commitment related to the agreed amount. If the payment is not made, Timão risks facing a new transfer ban and could be prevented from registering new players.

The information about the delay in the payment for Raniele's purchase was initially reported by ESPN and confirmed by Gazeta Esportiva.

Timão already has an active transfer ban from FIFA. The alvinegro club did not settle the debt with Santos Laguna, from Mexico, regarding the signing of defender Félix Torres, who was also signed at the start of the last season, still under the management of president Augusto Melo, who was removed in August of this year.

Corinthians had already delayed the payment of the first installment of the debt with Cuiabá in mid-September but managed to settle the amount within the tolerance period established by the CNRD.

For Corinthians, Raniele has scored two goals and provided two assists in 43 games played (39 as a starter) this season. The midfielder is an important part of the team led by coach Dorival Júnior.

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