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Alisson Transfer from São Paulo to Corinthians
Corinthians formally expressed their intention to sign Alisson and negotiations took place with São Paulo, but Corinthians later decided not to proceed with the signing. Rui Costa stated that Alisson never requested to leave São Paulo for Corinthians. It was mentioned that Alisson visited the Corinthians training center during the negotiation period without a signed contract. Rui Costa said that if the negotiation had been defined and accepted, the player would have been available for procedures such as medical examinations and discussions with the coach. He also stated that São Paulo will only negotiate for Alisson under their own terms and will not transfer him to another club for free.
Corinthians formally expressed their intention to sign Alisson and negotiations took place with São Paulo, but Corinthians later decided not to proceed with the signing. Rui Costa stated that Alisson never requested to leave São Paulo for Corinthians. It was mentioned that Alisson visited the Corinthians training center during the negotiation period without a signed contract. Rui Costa said that if the negotiation had been defined and accepted, the player would have been available for procedures such as medical examinations and discussions with the coach. He also stated that São Paulo will only negotiate for Alisson under their own terms and will not transfer him to another club for free.
According to Globo.com, Corinthians withdrew from the loan signing of São Paulo's midfielder Alisson after a financial and sporting reassessment. Corinthians had reached an agreement with their rivals but then reversed their decision. The report states that Corinthians had R$ 1 million to secure the loan, but the other terms of the agreement were a negative factor. The club abandoned the signing due to financial responsibility, and its debt is approximately R$ 2.8 billion. Corinthians also could not have used the player in the Campeonato Paulista, as the midfielder had already played for Tricolor. Executive Marcelo Paz, who had arranged the deal with São Paulo's executive Rui Costa, called Alisson to apologize for the reversal. The midfielder had gone to the CT Joaquim Grava but could not undergo medical exams or participate in activities because Corinthians was still reassessing the situation and had not made the payment to São Paulo.
According to Globo.com, Corinthians withdrew from the loan signing of São Paulo's midfielder Alisson after a financial and sporting reassessment. Corinthians had reached an agreement with their rivals but then reversed their decision. The report states that Corinthians had R$ 1 million to secure the loan, but the other terms of the agreement were a negative factor. The club abandoned the signing due to financial responsibility, and its debt is approximately R$ 2.8 billion. Corinthians also could not have used the player in the Campeonato Paulista, as the midfielder had already played for Tricolor. Executive Marcelo Paz, who had arranged the deal with São Paulo's executive Rui Costa, called Alisson to apologize for the reversal. The midfielder had gone to the CT Joaquim Grava but could not undergo medical exams or participate in activities because Corinthians was still reassessing the situation and had not made the payment to São Paulo.
According to ESPN BR, Alisson was close to being loaned from São Paulo to Corinthians. With São Paulo's consent, Alisson visited Corinthians' CT Joaquim Grava on Monday (26), where medical examinations were planned while São Paulo awaited a payment to finalize the loan. During the visit, a Corinthians employee, under an order from president Osmar Stábile, told Alisson's staff to leave the facility and return once the payment was made. By 13:00, the money had not been deposited, so Alisson returned home. That night, a member of agent Nick Arcuri's staff was informed that Corinthians had withdrawn from the deal. Alisson had agreed to waive overdue image rights from São Paulo to facilitate the loan, and Corinthians had offered R$ 150,000 more in salary. The report also states that São Paulo's new sporting manager, Rafinha, mediated the process and that Alisson was not in negotiations with any other club.
According to ESPN BR, Alisson was close to being loaned from São Paulo to Corinthians. With São Paulo's consent, Alisson visited Corinthians' CT Joaquim Grava on Monday (26), where medical examinations were planned while São Paulo awaited a payment to finalize the loan. During the visit, a Corinthians employee, under an order from president Osmar Stábile, told Alisson's staff to leave the facility and return once the payment was made. By 13:00, the money had not been deposited, so Alisson returned home. That night, a member of agent Nick Arcuri's staff was informed that Corinthians had withdrawn from the deal. Alisson had agreed to waive overdue image rights from São Paulo to facilitate the loan, and Corinthians had offered R$ 150,000 more in salary. The report also states that São Paulo's new sporting manager, Rafinha, mediated the process and that Alisson was not in negotiations with any other club.
According to Globo.com, the loan transfer of midfielder Alisson to Corinthians has failed. Dorival Júnior confirmed in a press conference that Alisson will not play for Corinthians. The Corinthians board had an agreement with São Paulo for the loan but did not agree to pay R$ 1.5 million to complete the deal. São Paulo demanded R$ 1 million upfront to release Alisson, who had gone to CT Joaquim Grava, and another R$ 500,000 in the second half of the year. The Globo.com report adds that the agreement also included a R$ 1.5 million bonus if Alisson played at least 45 minutes in 20 or more matches. Due to cash flow difficulties, Corinthians did not have the necessary money. President Osmar Stabile resisted committing further to the club's strained finances given São Paulo's demands.
According to Globo.com, the loan transfer of midfielder Alisson to Corinthians has failed. Dorival Júnior confirmed in a press conference that Alisson will not play for Corinthians. The Corinthians board had an agreement with São Paulo for the loan but did not agree to pay R$ 1.5 million to complete the deal. São Paulo demanded R$ 1 million upfront to release Alisson, who had gone to CT Joaquim Grava, and another R$ 500,000 in the second half of the year. The Globo.com report adds that the agreement also included a R$ 1.5 million bonus if Alisson played at least 45 minutes in 20 or more matches. Due to cash flow difficulties, Corinthians did not have the necessary money. President Osmar Stabile resisted committing further to the club's strained finances given São Paulo's demands.
According to Globo.com, Alisson has been released from São Paulo training sessions while awaiting an agreement between São Paulo and Corinthians. São Paulo has agreed to loan Alisson to Corinthians on the condition that most of the R$ 1 million loan fee is paid upfront. As of Tuesday, the amount had not been deposited. Corinthians is reportedly resisting the proposed payment terms and seeking alternatives, which is delaying the payment and creates a possibility that the deal may not be completed. The agreement includes an upfront loan payment of R$ 1 million, with an additional R$ 500,000 to be paid in the second semester. If Corinthians wants to keep Alisson after the one-year loan, the club must pay São Paulo an additional 2.5 million euros. The contract will also contain a R$ 2 million penalty if Alisson plays against São Paulo. São Paulo will also receive a R$ 1.5 million bonus if Alisson plays at least 45 minutes in 20 or more matches.
According to Globo.com, Alisson has been released from São Paulo training sessions while awaiting an agreement between São Paulo and Corinthians. São Paulo has agreed to loan Alisson to Corinthians on the condition that most of the R$ 1 million loan fee is paid upfront. As of Tuesday, the amount had not been deposited. Corinthians is reportedly resisting the proposed payment terms and seeking alternatives, which is delaying the payment and creates a possibility that the deal may not be completed. The agreement includes an upfront loan payment of R$ 1 million, with an additional R$ 500,000 to be paid in the second semester. If Corinthians wants to keep Alisson after the one-year loan, the club must pay São Paulo an additional 2.5 million euros. The contract will also contain a R$ 2 million penalty if Alisson plays against São Paulo. São Paulo will also receive a R$ 1.5 million bonus if Alisson plays at least 45 minutes in 20 or more matches.
ESPN reported that on Tuesday (27), Corinthians informed São Paulo that they will not pay R$ 1 million for the loan of Alisson, which resulted in the end of the negotiation. São Paulo had set payment of this amount as a condition for the immediate release of Alisson. According to ESPN, São Paulo was informally notified of Corinthians' withdrawal from the deal but had not yet received official written communication.
ESPN reported that on Tuesday (27), Corinthians informed São Paulo that they will not pay R$ 1 million for the loan of Alisson, which resulted in the end of the negotiation. São Paulo had set payment of this amount as a condition for the immediate release of Alisson. According to ESPN, São Paulo was informally notified of Corinthians' withdrawal from the deal but had not yet received official written communication.
Corinthians' president, Osmar Stabile, is hesitant about São Paulo's asking price for Alisson's loan due to the financial impact on the club. The deal involves a R$ 1.5 million fee, with R$ 1 million to be paid upfront, plus a R$ 1.5 million bonus if the player plays for at least 45 minutes in 20 or more matches. The director agrees to cover Alisson's salary and have an option to buy, but does not want to pay for the loan. São Paulo's president, Harry Massis, confirmed last week that he was only waiting for the R$ 1 million payment to release the player, which has not yet happened. In an interview at the Benitão Stadium, football executive Marcelo Paz said that despite advanced negotiations, there were still bureaucratic issues to resolve. As the deal is not finalized, the football department did not allow Alisson to participate in any activities at the training center on Monday.
Corinthians' president, Osmar Stabile, is hesitant about São Paulo's asking price for Alisson's loan due to the financial impact on the club. The deal involves a R$ 1.5 million fee, with R$ 1 million to be paid upfront, plus a R$ 1.5 million bonus if the player plays for at least 45 minutes in 20 or more matches. The director agrees to cover Alisson's salary and have an option to buy, but does not want to pay for the loan. São Paulo's president, Harry Massis, confirmed last week that he was only waiting for the R$ 1 million payment to release the player, which has not yet happened. In an interview at the Benitão Stadium, football executive Marcelo Paz said that despite advanced negotiations, there were still bureaucratic issues to resolve. As the deal is not finalized, the football department did not allow Alisson to participate in any activities at the training center on Monday.
Marcelo Paz said that conversations for Alisson are advanced and confirmed the values that were revealed by São Paulo president Harry Massis. The deal involves Corinthians paying R$ 1 million immediately to São Paulo, followed by R$ 500,000 in the second half of the year. An additional R$ 1.5 million will be due if Alisson plays for 45 minutes in 25 games, and a R$ 2 million fee will apply if he is included in the squad against São Paulo. Alisson is to be loaned for one year, with Corinthians covering his salary, and the agreement includes a purchase option of 2.5 million euros. Paz stated that the numbers revealed by São Paulo's president are true and that they are finalising bureaucratic matters to proceed.
Marcelo Paz said that conversations for Alisson are advanced and confirmed the values that were revealed by São Paulo president Harry Massis. The deal involves Corinthians paying R$ 1 million immediately to São Paulo, followed by R$ 500,000 in the second half of the year. An additional R$ 1.5 million will be due if Alisson plays for 45 minutes in 25 games, and a R$ 2 million fee will apply if he is included in the squad against São Paulo. Alisson is to be loaned for one year, with Corinthians covering his salary, and the agreement includes a purchase option of 2.5 million euros. Paz stated that the numbers revealed by São Paulo's president are true and that they are finalising bureaucratic matters to proceed.
An investigation by ESPN indicates that Corinthians has yet to make the promised payment of R$ 1 million to São Paulo for Alisson's loan to be approved. President Harry Massis confirmed that São Paulo will only release the player to the rival after the payment is confirmed. The parties remain agreed, and Alisson has not returned to train with the Morumbi club. The deal includes a clause where Corinthians will be required to pay an additional R$ 1.5 million if the player plays for 45 minutes in 25 games.
An investigation by ESPN indicates that Corinthians has yet to make the promised payment of R$ 1 million to São Paulo for Alisson's loan to be approved. President Harry Massis confirmed that São Paulo will only release the player to the rival after the payment is confirmed. The parties remain agreed, and Alisson has not returned to train with the Morumbi club. The deal includes a clause where Corinthians will be required to pay an additional R$ 1.5 million if the player plays for 45 minutes in 25 games.
According to Globo.com, São Paulo agreed on Friday to loan Alisson to Corinthians. The club will only release the player after receiving R$ 1 million, which is to be paid upfront. São Paulo expects Corinthians to make the payment this Saturday. While waiting, Alisson is undergoing medical exams and awaiting his release as the legal departments of both clubs exchange contract drafts. The loan deal was settled upon after an initial plan for a permanent transfer was discarded. This was because São Paulo's coach, Hernán Crespo, was not enthusiastic about the player options offered by Corinthians for a swap.
According to Globo.com, São Paulo agreed on Friday to loan Alisson to Corinthians. The club will only release the player after receiving R$ 1 million, which is to be paid upfront. São Paulo expects Corinthians to make the payment this Saturday. While waiting, Alisson is undergoing medical exams and awaiting his release as the legal departments of both clubs exchange contract drafts. The loan deal was settled upon after an initial plan for a permanent transfer was discarded. This was because São Paulo's coach, Hernán Crespo, was not enthusiastic about the player options offered by Corinthians for a swap.
According to Globo.com, the loan agreement for Alisson to join Corinthians from São Paulo includes a purchase option of 2.5 million euros, which is approximately R$ 15.5 million. The contract, which is yet to be signed, will also feature a penalty of R$ 2 million if Alisson plays against São Paulo. Furthermore, São Paulo will receive a R$ 1.5 million bonus if the player participates for at least 45 minutes in 20 or more matches. The negotiations are reported to be in their final phases.
According to Globo.com, the loan agreement for Alisson to join Corinthians from São Paulo includes a purchase option of 2.5 million euros, which is approximately R$ 15.5 million. The contract, which is yet to be signed, will also feature a penalty of R$ 2 million if Alisson plays against São Paulo. Furthermore, São Paulo will receive a R$ 1.5 million bonus if the player participates for at least 45 minutes in 20 or more matches. The negotiations are reported to be in their final phases.
According to Globo.com, a verbal agreement has been reached for Alisson to join Corinthians on loan until the end of the year, with Corinthians assuming his salary. Corinthians will pay São Paulo R$ 1 million upfront, and São Paulo will receive an additional R$ 500,000 in the second half of the year. The agreement also states that Corinthians will pay São Paulo R$ 1.5 million if Alisson reaches a certain number of appearances. A player swap was initially considered, but the names offered did not please São Paulo, which led the negotiation to shift to a loan. Corinthians had aimed for a no-cost deal due to financial difficulties, but São Paulo required financial compensation to release Alisson.
According to Globo.com, a verbal agreement has been reached for Alisson to join Corinthians on loan until the end of the year, with Corinthians assuming his salary. Corinthians will pay São Paulo R$ 1 million upfront, and São Paulo will receive an additional R$ 500,000 in the second half of the year. The agreement also states that Corinthians will pay São Paulo R$ 1.5 million if Alisson reaches a certain number of appearances. A player swap was initially considered, but the names offered did not please São Paulo, which led the negotiation to shift to a loan. Corinthians had aimed for a no-cost deal due to financial difficulties, but São Paulo required financial compensation to release Alisson.
Globo.com reports that Corinthians have advanced in negotiations for the loan of Alisson and received a counterproposal from São Paulo for an amount exceeding R$ 1 million to close the deal. The Corinthians board is evaluating the request. If São Paulo's proposal is accepted, Alisson will be loaned until the end of 2026 with an option to buy. An exchange of players was initially considered, but the idea was rejected by coaches Dorival Júnior and Hernán Crespo, and São Paulo rejected the list of Corinthians players who could have been involved. The negotiation then became a loan. Corinthians wanted the deal at no cost due to the club's financial situation, while São Paulo demanded financial compensation. Alisson has played for only 45 minutes this season.
Globo.com reports that Corinthians have advanced in negotiations for the loan of Alisson and received a counterproposal from São Paulo for an amount exceeding R$ 1 million to close the deal. The Corinthians board is evaluating the request. If São Paulo's proposal is accepted, Alisson will be loaned until the end of 2026 with an option to buy. An exchange of players was initially considered, but the idea was rejected by coaches Dorival Júnior and Hernán Crespo, and São Paulo rejected the list of Corinthians players who could have been involved. The negotiation then became a loan. Corinthians wanted the deal at no cost due to the club's financial situation, while São Paulo demanded financial compensation. Alisson has played for only 45 minutes this season.
According to Globo.com, Alisson missed the last two matches for São Paulo due to his involvement in negotiations with Corinthians. The coach of Corinthians, Dorival Júnior, admires Alisson and wants the player as a reinforcement as soon as possible. The clubs are still discussing the form of the deal, which could be a loan or a permanent transfer. A player swap is almost ruled out after a statement from Crespo. Dorival denied having offered any Corinthians players for a swap and reiterated his interest in Alisson.
According to Globo.com, Alisson missed the last two matches for São Paulo due to his involvement in negotiations with Corinthians. The coach of Corinthians, Dorival Júnior, admires Alisson and wants the player as a reinforcement as soon as possible. The clubs are still discussing the form of the deal, which could be a loan or a permanent transfer. A player swap is almost ruled out after a statement from Crespo. Dorival denied having offered any Corinthians players for a swap and reiterated his interest in Alisson.
Marcelo Paz, Corinthians' executive director of football, explained that there is interest and a desire to sign Alisson, adding that Dorival knows the player and believes he could be useful. There is an ongoing conversation between the boards of Corinthians and São Paulo. According to Marcelo Paz, the negotiations slowed down because of a match between the two teams. He also stated that Alisson is a player that interests them and could join Corinthians if an agreement is reached.
Marcelo Paz, Corinthians' executive director of football, explained that there is interest and a desire to sign Alisson, adding that Dorival knows the player and believes he could be useful. There is an ongoing conversation between the boards of Corinthians and São Paulo. According to Marcelo Paz, the negotiations slowed down because of a match between the two teams. He also stated that Alisson is a player that interests them and could join Corinthians if an agreement is reached.
According to ESPN, Alisson has approved a move to Corinthians, a move that was requested by coach Dorival Júnior. São Paulo knows the player wants more playing time but will not permit a negotiation without receiving compensation.
According to ESPN, Alisson has approved a move to Corinthians, a move that was requested by coach Dorival Júnior. São Paulo knows the player wants more playing time but will not permit a negotiation without receiving compensation.
According to Globo.com, São Paulo received a new inquiry from Marcelo Paz, the new football executive of Corinthians, about the possibility of negotiating for Alisson. Two possibilities are being considered: a player exchange or a transfer with fixed values. Corinthians' management does not intend to negotiate players who were key to their Copa do Brasil campaign, such as Raniele and José Martínez, who were mentioned as possible names. The list of names sent by Corinthians has not satisfied São Paulo. At Corinthians, Alisson's name has been considered for some time and the possibility of him joining is well-regarded. He has a contract with São Paulo until the end of 2027.
According to Globo.com, São Paulo received a new inquiry from Marcelo Paz, the new football executive of Corinthians, about the possibility of negotiating for Alisson. Two possibilities are being considered: a player exchange or a transfer with fixed values. Corinthians' management does not intend to negotiate players who were key to their Copa do Brasil campaign, such as Raniele and José Martínez, who were mentioned as possible names. The list of names sent by Corinthians has not satisfied São Paulo. At Corinthians, Alisson's name has been considered for some time and the possibility of him joining is well-regarded. He has a contract with São Paulo until the end of 2027.
Corinthians made initial contact with São Paulo regarding Alisson, according to Globo.com. São Paulo showed interest in negotiating the player, but the conversations did not progress.
Corinthians made initial contact with São Paulo regarding Alisson, according to Globo.com. São Paulo showed interest in negotiating the player, but the conversations did not progress.
According to ESPN, Corinthians made an inquiry for Alisson. Negotiations are difficult. São Paulo considered negotiating for Alisson if Raniele were included in the deal.
According to ESPN, Corinthians made an inquiry for Alisson. Negotiations are difficult. São Paulo considered negotiating for Alisson if Raniele were included in the deal.
Corinthians has made an informal inquiry regarding a potential transfer for Alisson, a Brazilian central midfielder from São Paulo, although no formal negotiations have begun. Marcelo Paz, Corinthians' new football executive, spoke with the representatives of the 32-year-old player. It is reported that the idea of signing Alisson has been considered at Corinthians for some time, and the possibility of him joining is viewed favorably. Alisson is highly regarded by coach Dorival Júnior and has a contract with São Paulo valid until the end of 2027. While São Paulo denied the possibility of a transfer to ge, the club is reportedly open to player swaps. The interest from Corinthians was first published by the Sccp News profile and was later confirmed by ge. Alisson joined São Paulo in January 2022, has three caps for the Brazil U23 national team, and has a current market value of €1.30m according to Transfermarkt.
Corinthians has made an informal inquiry regarding a potential transfer for Alisson, a Brazilian central midfielder from São Paulo, although no formal negotiations have begun. Marcelo Paz, Corinthians' new football executive, spoke with the representatives of the 32-year-old player. It is reported that the idea of signing Alisson has been considered at Corinthians for some time, and the possibility of him joining is viewed favorably. Alisson is highly regarded by coach Dorival Júnior and has a contract with São Paulo valid until the end of 2027. While São Paulo denied the possibility of a transfer to ge, the club is reportedly open to player swaps. The interest from Corinthians was first published by the Sccp News profile and was later confirmed by ge. Alisson joined São Paulo in January 2022, has three caps for the Brazil U23 national team, and has a current market value of €1.30m according to Transfermarkt.
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