Brazilian football, despite its rich history and relevance on the global stage, faces an increasingly alarming financial reality. Poor management administrative, added to disproportionate spending on hiring, salaries and infrastructure, has put many clubs in unsustainable situations. The debt of these institutions is not a recent problem, but it has worsened over the years, with teams accumulating million-dollar liabilities, compromising their future and, often, their performance on the field. In this article, we will explore in detail the 10 most indebted clubs in Brazil, analyzing the main causes of this debt, how these debts directly affect sports planning and what measures clubs are adopting – or should adopt – to try to reverse this critical situation. After all, success on the field is not enough to guarantee a team's survival if the team's off-field operations are mired in debt. So, Check out the 10 most indebted clubs in Brazil right now. ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️