💰 Website reveals ranking of Série A and B clubs with the most debt

The total debt of the 20 clubs in Brazil’s Série A is R$ 19.99 billion. The figures come from the National Agency for Regulation and Sustainability in Football (Anresf). Meanwhile, the clubs in Série B owe a combined R$ 2.65 billion. Atlético Mineiro has the highest debt among the 40 clubs surveyed: R$ 2.21 billion. Galo also leads when considering only debts due within 12 months: R$ 1.26 billion. CRB has the lowest debt across the two divisions. According to Anresf, the figures appear in the financial statements released in December last year . Each club must report overdue payments (wages, transfers and taxes) to the agency three times a year. The only Série A clubs that reported no overdue payments in the latest reporting window, in June, were Bahia, Chapecoense, Flamengo, Mirassol, Palmeiras and Red Bull Bragantino. The next update will take place in November. See how much the Série A and Série B clubs owe: 40th CRB: R$ 900,000 39th Operário Ferroviário: R$ 4.2 million 38th Mirassol: R$ 7.4 million 37th Juventude: R$ 22 million 36th Criciúma: R$ 30 million 35th Remo: R$ 37 million 34th Cuiabá: R$ 40 million 33rd Atlético Goianiense: R$ 42 million 32nd Londrina: R$ 44 million 31st Athletic: R$ 72 million 30th São Bernardo: R$ 77 million 29th Botafogo de Ribeirão Preto: R$ 89 million 28th Goiás: R$ 114 million 26th Vila Nova: R$ 155 million 26th Coritiba: R$ 155 million 25th Novorizontino: R$ 167 million 24th Chapecoense: R$ 171 million 23rd América Mineiro: R$ 182 million 22nd Ceará: R$ 217 million 21st Ponte Preta: R$ 235 million 20th Avaí: R$ 266 million 19th Fortaleza: R$ 276 million 18th Vitória: R$ 288 million 17th Náutico: R$ 291 million 16th Sport: R$ 324 million 15th Bahia: R$ 357 million 14th Athletico: R$ 374 million 13th Red Bull Bragantino: R$ 727 million 12th Grêmio: R$ 811 million 11th São Paulo: R$ 917 million 10th Flamengo: R$ 950 million 9th Vasco: R$ 963 million 8th Santos: R$ 999 million 7th Fluminense: R$ 1.04 billion 6th Internacional: R$ 1.05 billion 5th Palmeiras: R$ 1.13 billion 4th Cruzeiro: 1.28 billion 3rd Botafogo: 1.78 billion 2nd Corinthians: R$ 2.08 billion 1st Atlético Mineiro: R$ 2.21 billion This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.