The Football Planet stated that Corinthians did not pay the sixth installment of the agreement with creditors at CNRD of CBF, due the day before publication, and had not yet informed when the payment would be made. According to the profile, the amount was around R$ 8 million, and this was the second consecutive installment outstanding. The publication said that Cuiabá requested that the transfer ban be extended to six months, without suspension of the punishment even if there was payment. As an alternative, the club requested that the ban last at least until the end of the first transfer window of 2027. The CNRD had not yet decided the case, according to the profile. The Football Planet added that Corinthians accumulated two other transfer bans related to debts for the signings of José Martínez and Charles. It also stated that the agreement, approved in April 2025, provided for payment of R$ 76 million in quarterly installments over six years. The publication cited ge.globo, Yago Ruda, Vitor Chicarolli, and Gabo Oliveira. #Corinthians #CNRD #TransferBan (translated)