Agreement includes fixed payment and performance bonus, in addition to part of Oscar’s salary
São Paulo FC is expected to raise around R$86.3 million from the sponsorship agreement with , a company in the betting sector, in 2025. The amount includes a fixed sponsorship payment, bonus for sporting performance in 2024, marketing actions in the FC Series and part of the salary of the player Oscar, which was officially paid on Tuesday (Dec 24, 2024). The numbers and details of the agreement were verified by the Poder360.
The contract between the club and bet was formalized at the start of the 2024 season. The partnership with Superbet guarantees a fixed payment of R$52 million to São Paulo, with an IPCA adjustment scheduled every year. The club can increase its earnings depending on its performance in competitions. In 2024, São Paulo won the Supercopa Rei and came in 6th place in the Brazilian Championship, which contributed to revenue in 2025 of R$86.3 million.
Contract details
In 2025, the initial value will be R$52 million — R$54.5 million corrected by the IPCA. In addition, Superbet will pay R$13.9 million for Oscar and R$15 million in bonuses for on-field awards for the 2024 season. R$3 million will also be allocated for marketing actions during the FC Series, a pre-season in the United States.
For 2026, the estimated value is R$56.7 million, already adjusted for the IPCA. The agreement also provides for R$13.9 million to pay Oscar.
Read the infographic with details of the agreement:
Restructuring of São Paulo
São Paulo, at a time of economic restructuring, sought alternatives to reduce expenses and deal with its debt. As part of this strategy, the club created a FIDC (Credit Rights Investment Fund), with the objective of raising R$240 million, which will help replace most of its debts with banks. The measure also provides greater predictability in cash flow, essential to sustain new investments in football. Oscar’s return to the Morumbi club represents a strategic move to attract fans and consolidate commercial partnerships.
