Vasco hit by setback in judicial recovery process | OneFootball

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·19 September 2025

Vasco hit by setback in judicial recovery process

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The legal dispute over the debts of Vasco and Vasco SAF reached a new chapter this Thursday (18). The law firm Andrade Figueira – Sociedade de Advogados filed a request for credit qualification in the club's judicial recovery process.

The amount claimed is R$ 3.2 million, related to legal fees for services rendered in 2022, during the creation of the SAF and the sale of 70% of the shares to 777 Partners. According to the petition, the contract provided for payment in three installments, but none were paid. With corrections, the debt would exceed R$ 3.6 million, although part has been paid in another process.


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Labor Credit Request

The firm requests that the amount be recognized as labor credit (Class I), since the STJ understands that lawyer fees have a food nature. If the request is accepted, the firm will have priority in the payments provided for in the Judicial Recovery Plan.

Furthermore, Andrade Figueira requests to be included as a collaborating creditor, a position that guarantees more favorable conditions in the recovery process.

Seizure of SAF Shares

Another important point is that 10% of Vasco SAF shares belonging to CRVG are already seized in favor of the firm, in a decision prior to the judicial recovery request.

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Photo: Reproduction/Vasco.

The entry of the firm as a creditor reinforces the scenario of intense legal dispute involving Vasco and its SAF, in a process that could be decisive for the club's financial future.

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