São Paulo idol becomes shareholder in a São Paulo state club | OneFootball

XV de Piracicaba approved the transfer of 90% of the shares of SAF (Sociedade Anônima do Futebol) to the groups CFAW Brasil and Dry Telecom on Tuesday night. According to an official statement from XV, Luís Fabiano, a former World Cup player and idol of São Paulo, is among the shareholders.

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In a meeting of the club's Deliberative Council, held at the Pecege Amphitheater of the Municipal Stadium Barão da Serra Negra, with the presence of 40 councilors, the proposal was unanimously approved.

The details of the agreement have not yet been disclosed, but Elias Barquete Albarello, with experiences at São Paulo, Ferroviária, Primavera, and Vilafranquense (Portugal), has been tasked by the controllers to be the CEO of XV's SAF.

In the next 90 days, the transition process will come into effect, in conjunction with the current executive board of the club from the interior of São Paulo, led by president Matheus Bonassi and vice-president Guilherme Supriano.

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