According to Globo Esporte, Palmeiras accumulated losses of 196 million BRL through August. Revenue from the transfer of Estêvão to Manchester City will be recorded starting in September.

The August financial statements do not yet include this transaction. The fixed fee for Estêvão's transfer is approximately 220 million BRL, with potential add-ons reaching 240 million BRL. Player sale revenue for the month totaled only 24.7 million BRL.

Palmeiras also previously reported losing an FGTS lawsuit involving 89 employees, and Paulinho returned to training after the squad regrouped.

Due to the lack of significant transfer revenue during the period, Palmeiras recorded a loss of 39.6 million BRL in August, compared to a budgeted surplus of 51.7 million BRL for the month.

The September financial report is expected to differ significantly from the first eight months of the year. The club has also completed other deals, including Kaiky joining Sporting CP for 4 million euros, approximately 23 million BRL, and Felipe joining Inter Miami for 6 million dollars, approximately 30 million BRL.

Through August, Palmeiras' net operating revenue was 594.2 million BRL, compared to a budget of 947.6 million BRL. This comprised: broadcasting rights 139.2 million BRL, advertising and sponsorships 144.1 million BRL, matchday revenue 38.6 million BRL, Avanti membership 47.7 million BRL, prize money 16.4 million BRL, social revenue 47.2 million BRL, brand and licensing 21.4 million BRL, miscellaneous revenue 136.5 million BRL, and financial income 126 million BRL.

Of the miscellaneous revenue, 51.3 million BRL came from Allianz Parque, and 85.2 million BRL came from professional football, including player transfer revenue.

Palmeiras initially projected a surplus of 73.6 million BRL through August but ultimately recorded a loss of 196 million BRL, primarily due to the club's decision to retain key players. The budget projected player sales revenue of 399 million BRL, but this fell far short through August, as the board prioritized sporting performance by keeping key squad members.

In the miscellaneous revenue category, which includes transfer income, Palmeiras was projected to reach 453 million BRL by August but achieved only 136.9 million BRL.

Manchester City's offer was considered highly attractive for all parties, prompting Palmeiras to approve negotiations for the key player's transfer. The club hopes this deal will enable them to achieve over 85% of their budget target and potentially break even by year's end.

Palmeiras fell slightly short of expectations in broadcasting rights, advertising and sponsorships, Avanti membership, and licensing revenue. Matchday revenue and prize money exceeded budget, and success in the Copa do Brasil and Copa Libertadores will also generate higher revenue than budgeted.

January recorded a loss of 7.8 million BRL, February a profit of 20 million BRL, March a loss of 26.8 million BRL, April a loss of 21.2 million BRL, May a loss of 30 million BRL, June a loss of 58 million BRL, July a loss of 32.3 million BRL, and August a loss of 39.6 million BRL.

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