Corinthians records a drop in revenue in 2025, but remains prominent among Brazilian clubs

- By Mirella Ramos / Central do Timão Editorial

Corinthians ended 2025 with a reduction in its total revenue compared to the previous year. The data appears in the 17th edition of the Summoned Report, prepared in partnership with Galapagos Capital and Outfield, which analyzes the main financial indicators of Brazilian clubs.

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According to the survey, the black and white club raised R$987 million throughout 2025. The amount is lower than the R$1.167 billion recorded in 2024, placing Corinthians among the few clubs in Series A that showed a decline in revenue in the period analyzed.

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Even with the drop in total revenue, Corinthians appears among the clubs with the highest revenue in the country. In the general ranking, Timão occupies sixth place. When only recurring revenues are considered, without including athlete negotiations, the scenario is even more positive for the Parque São Jorge club. With R$879 million raised, Corinthians was second only to Flamengo in Brazilian football.

Among the club's main sources of revenue in 2025 were broadcasting rights, responsible for R$363 million. Commercial revenue totaled R$278 million, while athlete sales generated R$107 million. Matchday revenues, which include box office and fan membership program, reached R$180 million.

The main reduction occurred precisely in player negotiations. In 2024, Corinthians had raised R$279 million from transfers, a number that dropped to R$107 million in 2025. Among the deals carried out in the period, the sale of left-back Denner to Chelsea, from England, and the transfer of striker Kauê Furquim to Bahia stand out.

On the other hand, the club showed growth in revenues related to match days. The R$180 million raised represents an increase of R$35 million compared to the previous year. Neo Química Arena was responsible for a large part of this result, with R$119 million coming from ticket sales, while the fan partner program contributed approximately R$62 million.

According to the study, the commercial performance of Corinthians fans maintained impressive numbers even in a season without standing out in the top positions of the Brazilian Championship. Corinthians finished the national competition in 13th place, but remained among the clubs with the greatest capacity to generate revenue linked to the public.

The report also points out that the strength of the brand and the size of the crowd continue to be determining factors in maintaining the club's revenue, regardless of the sporting performance on the field.

In addition to revenue data, the survey highlighted Corinthians' financial situation. The club appears among the biggest debtors in Brazilian football, with net active debt estimated at R$2.466 billion. Even so, the institution maintains one of the highest market values in the country, with an estimated valuation of between R$1.5 billion and R$2 billion.

The numbers reinforce Corinthians' economic relevance on the national scene, while at the same time highlighting the financial challenges that remain present in the club's management.

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