Corinthians
Corinthians betting shirt sponsor secured after VaideBet exit
VaideBet terminating its record shirt sponsorship of Corinthians has not dissuaded the Brazilian club from doing business with betting operators, with rival Esportes da Sorte stepping into the breach.
Brazilian football outlier Corinthians edging towards LFU bloc
Brazilian football giants Corinthians is said to be closing in on an agreement to join the Liga Forte União (LFU) collective, in what would represent a major financial blow to the rival Libra body.
VaideBet terminates record Corinthians deal amid corruption probe
Just six months after announcing a record shirt sponsorship deal with Corinthians, online betting company VaideBet has ended the agreement amid an ongoing anti-corruption investigation involving the Brazilian football club.
Corinthians weighs three bids for media rights as Brax joins race
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A club Corinthians now has three offers on the table for its broadcast rights, after the Brax Sports Assets agency made a proposal worth a basic R$240m (€44.2m/$48.2m) per year.
Corinthians-VaideBet shirt deal sets Brazilian club record
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A club Corinthians has signed the “largest master sponsorship contract" in the history of Brazilian football with online betting company VaideBet.
Novibet deal sets record for Fortaleza, Corinthians adds shorts sponsors
Fortaleza has agreed a record shirt sponsorship deal with Greek bookmaker Novibet, while fellow Campeonato Brasileiro Série A club Corinthians has signed shorts sponsorship deals with Lukma and UniCesumar.
Corinthians adds Pixbet as shirt sponsor
Bookmaker Pixbet has agreed a shirt sponsorship deal with Campeonato Brasileiro Série A club Corinthians in an agreement that will run for a minimum of three years.
Corinthians extends with shirt sponsor ALE
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A football club Corinthians has renewed its shirt sponsorship deal with fuel distribution company ALE.
Corinthians and Gol Plus launch ‘master warm-up’ sponsorship
Brazilian top-flight football club Corinthians has signed a sponsorship deal with vehicle protection company Gol Plus with the focus on assets connected to the pre-match warm-up
Corinthians and Santos sign up back-of-shirt sponsors
Brazilian football rivals Corinthians and Santos have each concluded back-of-shirt sponsorship deals ahead of their first matches in the 2022 Campeonato Paulista, the São Paulo state championships.
Mercado Bitcoin takes shirt branding position at Corinthians
Brazilian cryptocurrency exchange Mercado Bitcoin has signed as a shirt sponsor of Campeonato Brasileiro Série A club Corinthians for a 16 month-period from September 2021 to December 2022.
ALE agrees one-year extension with Corinthians
Campeonato Brasileiro Série A football club Corinthians has agreed a one-year extension to its shirt sponsorship deal with fuel distribution company ALE.
Socios.com adds Corinthians to football portfolio
Fan engagement platform Socios.com has continued its sports partnership drive after agreeing a deal with Campeonato Brasileiro Série A football club Corinthians.
Neo Química adds main sponsor status to Corinthians stadium deal
Pharmaceuticals company Neo Química has stepped up its association with Brazilian Série A football club Corinthians by agreeing to become its main shirt sponsor.
Banco BMG continues as Corinthians sponsor but vacates front-of-shirt position
Brazilian Série A football club Corinthians has extended its sponsorship contract with Banco BMG under adjusted terms.
Corinthians set to announce record stadium naming rights deal
Top-tier Brazilian football club Corinthians is poised to announced a record stadium naming rights deal with Hypera Pharma, the country’s largest pharmaceutical company.
Corinthians expand shirt branding deal with petrol station chain ALE
Brazilian Série A football club Corinthians has expanded its shirt branding agreement with petrol station brand ALE Combustíveis.
Jair Bolsonaro’s swipe at Globo injects yet more uncertainty into Brazilian football
The business of Brazilian club football is a minefield at the best of times, but a temporary change to the law by the country’s president Jair Bolsonaro has made it even trickier, especially for dominant media giant, Globo.