Marcos Lamacchia ‘to buy’ Vasco SAF with R$ two billion split for football and debts | OneFootball

According to ge, Vasco da Gama’s SAF sale to Marcos Lamacchia is nearing completion, built around a R$ two billion package to underpin long-term stability.

Expresso 1923 reports that CRVG plans to present the project to the club’s political leadership, aiming to send it to an Extraordinary General Assembly vote by one May.

Of the total, R$ one billion would be reserved for the football department across five years, providing a secure R$ 200 million per season to strengthen the squad.

The other R$ one billion is set for judicial recovery payments, clearing tax liabilities and compensating A-CAP, which assumed control from 777 Partners. Funds can flow once internal procedures are completed during the current sporting pause.

The proposed regime intends to act cautiously in 2026, focusing on training centre upgrades, reducing historic debts and avoiding extravagant outlay. Unanimous approval at the ballot box is described as the final step before control transfers and structural investment begins.

Marcos Faria Lamacchia, son of Crefisa founder José Carlos Lamacchia and stepson of Palmeiras president Leila Pereira, founded Blue Star in 2011 and has experience as a corporate director in the family firm and at Banco Alfa. He splits time between Aspen and São Paulo, has deployed his legal and financial teams to study Vasco’s accounts, and is personally leading talks to buy the SAF.

Source: PaponaColina