Vasco council to vote on Almirante proposal and 90 per cent SAF sale | OneFootball

Vasco have called an extraordinary meeting of their Deliberative Council on 6 October to examine the sale of Vasco SAF to Almirante Participações, the company of investor Marcos Lamacchia, and to adjust club statutes.

The session begins at 19:00 in a hybrid format, with in-person debate at the Sede Náutica da Lagoa and online access for registered councillors. According to PaponaColina, electronic voting will be supported by the technology department to guarantee secrecy and legal validity, allowing a point-by-point discussion of the planned sale of 90 per cent of shares.

For legal validation, the agenda includes a targeted reform of the Social Statute at São Januário. The current rule requires the club to retain at least 20 per cent, and the proposal lowers this minimum to 10 per cent while preserving Class A ordinary shares with veto rights in key institutional matters under national law.

Before a final plenary vote, the full documentation has been sent to the Council of Beneméritos, which has seven days to issue an advisory report on financial and contractual terms. The Fiscal Council has also reviewed the contracts, including deposited guarantees and budget flows.

If a majority back the draft and the rule change, the process moves to its final stage at São Januário. Members will then decide in an Extraordinary General Assembly by direct vote, ratifying the transfer of football control once internal procedures are complete.

With R$ 27 million already deposited in court and governance agreements set, the project enters a decisive week for the club’s finances. There is an internal expectation that the R$ 2 billion package from the new investor group will receive broad political backing, speeding up next season’s planning and bringing stability.

Source: PaponaColina

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