CGU probes R$ four million Flávio Bolsonaro amendment for Vasco | OneFootball

The Controladoria-Geral da União, CGU, has opened an investigation into suspected irregularities in a R$ four million parliamentary amendment allocated to Vasco by senator Flávio Bolsonaro. The money was transferred in 2025 for a social and sporting project.

According to PaponaColina, the audit focuses on six inconsistencies in how the funds have been managed and paid out.

Key concerns include 93% of executed spending going to a single individual supplier for manufactured sports materials. The body also flagged unusually rapid invoice settlements.

It cited further noncompliance in service contracts with events companies. The remaining balance of R$ three point three million in the project account is under monitoring.

Inside Vasco, the transfer has been linked to Alan Belaciano, a lawyer and the club’s General Assembly president. Interlocutors describe him as trusted by Flávio Bolsonaro and influential over decisions under president Pedrinho.

The inquiry seeks to clarify responsibility for choosing the project's service providers. It is the second amendment by the senator to attract federal scrutiny recently. The process runs alongside the club’s routine, and Vasco must explain its partial accounts and adherence to the physical and financial schedule.

Source: PaponaColina

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