SAFiel meets Corinthians officials this Wednesday to clarify proposal | OneFootball

Representatives of SAFiel will meet with the Corinthians leadership at 5 p.m. this Wednesday (26) at Parque São Jorge, in a meeting the group considers an important step forward for the project to transform the club’s football department into a Sociedade Anônima do Futebol (SAF).

Despite the presence of the club’s top officials, Central do Timão has learned that the meeting is not expected to focus on signing the Non-Binding Proposal presented by SAFiel. The discussion will center on clarifying doubts and debating some points of the document, which is internally treated by Corinthians officials as binding, that is, with the potential to generate obligations for the parties if the terms are formally accepted.

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On SAFiel’s side, creators Eduardo Salusse and Carlos Teixeira will be present, along with members of the Monitoring Committee (CAS) Rogério Maldonado, Sergio Rebollo and Marília Ruiz.

Corinthians, meanwhile, will be represented by president Osmar Stabile, Deliberative Council president Romeu Tuma Júnior, Guidance Council (Cori) president Miguel Marques e Silva, and Fiscal Council president Haroldo Dantas.

The meeting comes after months of pressure for the project to be analyzed internally by the club. SAFiel says it currently has more than 100,000 signatures of support, including more than 2,800 from members of Parque São Jorge.

The proposal provides for the transformation of Corinthians’ football department into an SAF with fan participation, based on a professional management model and governance mechanisms that ensure shareholder participation.

SAFiel was created in May 2025 and officially presented to the public and the press on October 28 of the same year, during an event held at the Football Museum in São Paulo. The following day, the creators delivered the proposal to Stabile and Tuma Júnior at Parque São Jorge.

In January of this year, after adjustments to the project, those responsible sent Corinthians an addendum for review. The proposal later underwent further updates and was resubmitted by its creators, who maintained their intention of taking the project for analysis by the club’s internal bodies.

This Wednesday’s meeting should serve to deepen the discussion on the presented terms and clarify the points that still raise questions among Corinthians’ officials.

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