Varandas presses plan to unite Sporting fans at Alvalade: details | OneFootball

Sporting continue to work on the reactivation of the Curva Sul at Alvalade and have already presented a concrete proposal to the organized supporter groups. The Board led by Frederico Varandas intends to bring all the leonino ultras together in a single area of the stadium and is now awaiting a response from their respective representatives.

According to information reported by Record, the solution involves creating a Zone with Special Conditions for Supporters’ Access and Stay (ZCAEP), located in stand A of the South End. The project is also part of the renovation plans for Estádio José Alvalade, with the entire stand expected to be converted to a 'safe standing' system from the 2027/28 season onward.

To encourage supporters to join, Sporting proposed the creation of the so-called "Gamebox Curva Sul". This pass would include a 30% discount on the purchase of the Gamebox and would grant free access to all matches held at Pavilhão João Rocha. In addition, the groups would have priority when buying tickets for away matches.

leave the current small houses located next to the Stadium, spaces that will be needed for the redevelopment works currently underway in the Alvalade complex and Alvaláxia. The Club is also considering making an annual budget available to support travel, choreographies, and some expenses related to the groups’ headquarters.

At present, only Brigada Ultras are recognized as an Organized Supporters Group legalized by Sporting. The ultra group occupies the second tier of the South Stand, while Juventude Leonina and Torcida Verde remain in the first tier of the Upper South. Directivo Ultras XXI, meanwhile, are based in the North Stand.

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