São Paulo’s new president Massis meets Paulista Federation to rebuild ties | OneFootball

The schedule of São Paulo’s new president, Harry Massis, has been quite hectic since he took office last Friday (19), following the club’s Deliberative Council vote to impeach the investigated Julio Casares.

After being sworn in, Massis spoke with the squad at the Barra Funda training center on Saturday (17), went to Itaquera to watch Tricolor’s 1-1 draw with Corinthians in the Paulistão on Sunday (18), and already had a packed schedule to fulfill this Monday (19).

In addition to starting to work out the club’s negotiation deals, such as the case of Rodriguinho, sold to Bragantino, the new São Paulo president also made his first official visit to the headquarters of the São Paulo Football Federation (FPF), where he held a meeting with the entity’s president, Reinaldo Carneiro Bastos.

The Tricolor president emphasized the importance of the Morumbi club being close to the institution that governs football in São Paulo.

“On Monday’s agenda, I had a meeting with President Reinaldo. It is important to reestablish São Paulo’s relationship with the FPF. I was very well received and I can only thank them for their hospitality,” Massis explained.

One of the major complaints and frustrations of the Tricolor fans during the last years of Casares’ administration was the club’s lack of influence behind the scenes with the federations, since their former president was one of the main executives in the country but failed to bring strength to São Paulo.

Harry Massis took over the presidency after the Extraordinary Meeting of the Deliberative Council on January 16. Since then, his schedule has also included meetings with the executive board, with the squad, and integration with the delegation that was in Itaquera, as mentioned.

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