After calls to step aside, Massis rushes São Paulo board picks | OneFootball

São Paulo president Harry Massis Júnior this week appointed lawyers José Ricardo Biazzo Simon and Ronaldo Vasconcelos to the remaining seats on the club’s Board of Directors.

The move comes after lifetime council member Carlos Sadi filed a request for Massis’ temporary removal and expulsion from the club’s membership, alleging irregularities in the composition of the Board.

Sadi argues that the body has only one independent board member, in breach of Article 99 of the Bylaws, which requires at least three members in that capacity. Given the alleged flaw, the request maintains that the Board of Directors’ decisions should be annulled or reviewed, classifying the statutory violation as reckless management.

The appointments bring an end to the vacancies on the body, which had been operating with only six members after the impeachment of Julio Casares and the restructuring of the board in January.

According to the bylaws, the Board must be made up of nine members: the president and vice president of the executive board, three names from the Deliberative Council, one from the Advisory Council, and three independent members.

Simon and Vasconcelos now occupy the two independent seats that had been vacant — the third belongs to Alfredo Cotait.

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