Chapecoense

Chapecoense net spend since 2015

Chapecoense have spent €1m on disclosed transfer fees since July 2015 and received €12m: a net profit of €11m on transfers.

That covers 143 signings (4 for a disclosed fee, 92 free, 47 undisclosed) and 117 departures (9 sold for a disclosed fee, 83 free, 25 undisclosed). Loans are counted apart: 64 in, 31 out.

Record signing: Arthur Caike do Nascimento Cruz, €390k from Londrina (Jan 2018). Record sale: Rossi, €3m to Shenzhen (Jul 2017).

Chapecoense transfer spending by season

Chapecoense record signings

1. Arthur Caike do Nascimento Cruz · €390k from Londrina · Jan 2018
2. Bruno Pacheco · €350k from Bragantino · Jan 2019
3. Diego Fabián Torres · €345k from Deportes Iquique · Jul 2018
4. Elias Martello Curzel · €260k from Juventude · Jan 2018

Chapecoense record sales

1. Rossi · €3m to Shenzhen · Jul 2017
2. Jandrei · €3m to Genoa · Jan 2019
3. Arthur Caike do Nascimento Cruz · €2m to Pyramids FC · Jul 2018
4. Hyoran · €2m to Palmeiras · Dec 2016
5. Fernando · €500k to Athletico PR · Jan 2023

Chapecoense trading record: profit on players bought and sold

On the 55 players Chapecoense both signed and sold since July 2015 (academy graduates and free signings cost nothing), sales brought in €3m against €1m paid: a trading profit of €2m.

• Arthur Caike do Nascimento Cruz: signed for €390k (Jan 2018), sold to Pyramids FC for €2m (Jul 2018): profit €2m
• Bruno Pacheco: signed for €350k (Jan 2019), sold to Ceará for €500k (Jan 2020): profit €150k

• Elias Martello Curzel: signed for €260k (Jan 2018), left free for Paysandu (Jan 2022): loss €260k

Chapecoense ins and outs 2026/27: who left and who came in, by position

Chapecoense have made 3 signings and 5 departures in 2026/27, plus 3 loans in and 1 out. Who left each position and who came in:

• Defence: out Walter Clar (left free for Atlante), Marcos Vinícius (to Goiás); in Fernando (from Ceará, 515 league minutes since), Dudu (loan from Guarani, 150 league minutes since).
• Midfield: out Jean Carlos (to Náutico), Higor Meritão (to Vila Nova); in Yago Felipe (from Sport Recife, 834 league minutes since), Max Alves (loan from Cuiabá, 168 league minutes since).
• Attack: out Italo Vargas (loan to Jeonbuk Motors), Neto Pessoa (to Sport Recife); in Franco Rossi (loan from Toluca, 162 league minutes since), Dylan Borrero (free from América de Cali, 81 league minutes since).

Chapecoense injury news: injuries and suspensions

Chapecoense have 4 players injured and 1 suspended as of 7 Nov 2026, with €10m of value sidelined.

• Doma (DEF): Yellow card suspension · out since 5 Nov 2026 · expected back 17 Nov 2026
• Carvalheira (MID): Torn knee ligaments · out since 3 Jul 2026 · return date not set · 18 games missed
• Maurício Garcez (FWD): Leg injury · out since 27 Oct 2026 · return date not set · 2 games missed
• Robert Santos (MID): Cruciate ligament tear · out since 2 Feb 2026 · return date not set · 51 games missed
• Vinicius Balieiro (MID): Inflammation of ligaments in the knee · out since 15 Aug 2026 · return date not set · 12 games missed

Chapecoense last starting XI

Chapecoense's last league starting XI, v Mirassol on 3 Nov 2026: Anderson; Bruno Pacheco, Kauan Faria, Doma, Heitor; Giovanni Augusto, Yago Felipe, Marcinho, Yannick Bolasie, Camilo; Tulio Eduardo.

5 changes from the side that started v Bragantino on 28 Oct 2026.

Started at least 3 of the last 5 league games but not this one: Bruno Nunes de Barros (3), João Paulo (3) and Maurício Garcez (3, injured).

Opponent: Mirassol.

Chapecoense minutes played 2026

In 16 league games since 17 Jul 2026, 9 Chapecoense players have played at least 60% of the minutes open to them, 7 are rotating and 44 have played under a quarter.

Surplus watch, notable value on under a quarter of the minutes: Cacá (0%, €7m), Diego Coser (0%, €6m), Mailson (0%, €5m).

Out of contract by 30 June 2027 unless extended: João Bom, Kauan Faria, Wermeson, Vinicius Eduardo, Carvalheira, Heitor, Gabriel Werner, Da Silva, Bruno Matias, Marcinho, Yago Felipe, Mancha, João Vitor, Bruno Nunes de Barros, Everton, Bruno Pacheco, Rafael Thyere, Yannick Bolasie.