The Mexican club Querétaro has not yet paid player Paulo Victor, who was linked to Santa Clara, a Portuguese club. The situation puts Santa Clara on alert, as the Portuguese club has not yet received the amount for the transfer of the athlete. The debt of Querétaro to Santa Clara is around one million euros.
Given the lack of payment, Santa Clara threatens to file a complaint with FIFA to resolve the financial dispute. The Portuguese club intends to exhaust all possible avenues to recover the money owed to them for the transfer of the player.
Paulo Victor, a 25-year-old Brazilian goalkeeper, was transferred from Santa Clara to Querétaro in 2023. Since then, the Mexican club has not fulfilled the financial obligations agreed upon in the negotiation, creating this conflict between the clubs.
This is not the first time financial problems have arisen involving international transfers of Brazilian players to Mexican clubs. The case is now in the hands of Santa Clara, which awaits a resolution before formally filing a complaint with the governing body of world football.
