Corinthians renews with the Boca Rosa brand, by Bianca Andrade

The partnership continues. Corinthians and Boca Rosa Beauty, a cosmetics brand owned by businesswoman and influencer Bianca Andrade, announced the renewal of their sponsorship agreement. The agreement is valid for the basic categories of women's volleyball for the 2026 season. The contract extension was announced during the season closing event, last Thursday, at Parque São Jorge, in São Paulo (SP).

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The partnership, which began in 2023, maintains investment in categories ranging from U-13 to U-17, with the Boca Rosa brand printing uniforms. The influencer continues with the title of “godmother”.

– Sport is a space that has the power to create a new reality. And it is with this in mind that for the third consecutive year Boca Rosa sponsors the Corinthians women's volleyball team – Bianca published on Instagram. And she added:

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– It's beautiful to see how much such young girls can inspire us! May 2026 be quite a year for us girls, count on me!

The night was also marked by the announcement of three new partners for Corinthians volleyball. They are Colégio Dourado, Expresso Rio Vermelho and Sampel Indústria.

At the club, deficit

Corinthians closed the first ten months of 2025 with an accumulated deficit of R$204.2 million, as shown in the financial balance sheet released in October. The negative result was mainly responsible for the football department, which presented expenses exceeding revenues and ended the period with a negative balance of R$377 million.

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The black and white club's gross debt, taking into account the debt with Caixa Econômica Federal, is valued at R$2.7 billion. In football, Corinthians recorded an operating loss of R$71.3 million. Even with the inflow of resources from the sale of athletes and other non-operational revenues, the club ended the period still in the red, with a deficit of R$21.4 million.