Corinthians records $168 million deficit in April, approximately 130% above the budget forecast for the period. The club justified that the main impact for this negative result was the lack of player sales during the first four months of 2026. The management had an initial expectation of raising $75 million in cash with negotiations at the beginning of the season. However, it preferred to postpone these operations to focus on the team's performance in the Libertadores and ensure a greater valuation of the squad. And so, Corinthians rejected international investments, such as the offers for Yuri Alberto, Hugo Souza, and André. The management has a goal of achieving 25 million euros with player sales in the next transfer window, which will be open between July 20 and September 11. The club is also working to reduce expenses and increase revenue. But the $168 million deficit in April is a challenge for the management. So, Corinthians needs to find a solution to solve this financial problem. The sale of players is an option, but the club also needs to think of other ways to increase revenue. The team has a valuable squad, with players like Yuri Alberto and André, and needs to find a way to take advantage of this. The management is working to find a solution and ensure that the club continues to be competitive. The next few months will be crucial for Corinthians, and the club needs to make the right decisions to get back on track.