Memphis em ação pelo Corinthians. (Foto: Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images)
O Corinthians está no caminho para resolver de uma vez por todas o problema com Memphis Depay. De acordo com o jornalista Luis Fabiani, o Timão quitou parte da dívida com o holandês ao efetuar pagamento de R$ 1,4 milhão nesta sexta-feira (27).
Assim, nesse sábado (28), data da reapresentação do Corinthians, Memphis Depay deve voltar ao clube. Havia uma dúvida sobre a presença do holandês nesse retorno do elenco aos trabalhos. No entanto, o mesmo boato já tinha sido desmentido. Mesmo assim, o pagamento parcial da dívida garante o atacante nas atividades do clube.
No entanto, o Corinthians ainda falta fazer o pagamento de R$ 4,7 milhões, ainda referentes à premiação do título do Campeonato Paulista. A conquista aconteceu em março, e o dinheiro ainda não chegou às mãos do jogador. Ainda não há previsão para o Timão quitar esse débito com Memphis.
Vendo esse caso se desenrolar nos últimos dias, torcedores do Corinthians comentaram com ironia sobre a resolução parcial do problema. “Agora ele vai poder fazer as compras do mês”, disparou um corintiano, se referindo à posição econômica privilegiada de Memphis Depay.
Outros torcedores ironizaram sobre a situação financeira ruim do Corinthians, fingindo um apoio à inadimplência: “No seu tempo, timão, fique tranquilo”. “Esse rapaz vai receber a dívida em doses homeopáticas”, disse outro corintiano, se referindo aos remédios bastante diluídos e administrados em pequenas doses.
Por fim, uma torcedora mais séria questionou sobre o restante do elenco, se estão com seus pagamentos em dia. Isso porque é normal ver clubes com situação financeira ruim dando prioridade de pagamento às estrelas do elenco e ‘esquecendo’ do resto do grupo.
Enquanto a torcida do Corinthians está apreensiva com a situação do seu clube, flamenguistas aproveitam para alfinetar os rivais paulistas. Os cariocas também usaram as redes sociais para falar sobre o assunto. Assim, surgiram comentários irônicos como “e vai deixar vários títulos pelo clube”, “o que um jogador desse faz em um clube falido” e até alfinetada sobre arbitragem.
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