Depay Offers Unique Terms to Corinthians

The Brazilian club Corinthians is facing a problem renewing the contract of its Dutch player, Memphis Depay, whose contract expired on July 31st. Depay has requested unusual terms and high financial demands, including owning a private box at the club's stadium, receiving 50% of revenues from special events, and getting a share of the FIFA Club World Cup bonuses even if he is not part of the team at that time, as well as 20% of trophy incentives. He also demanded a salary of 12 million euros, a signing bonus, image rights, and 2.4 million euros through marketing activities, bringing his total demands to 14.4 million euros. Meanwhile, the club is suffering from debts nearing 7.7 million euros, potentially reaching 13.2 million euros with interest. The management hopes to persuade Depay to lower his demands in upcoming meetings, with the final decision on renewal left to President Osnar Stabile. Since joining in September 2024, Depay has played 79 matches, scored 20 goals, and helped the club win three titles.

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