A-CAP and Marcos Lamacchia’s group move forward talks on Vasco’s SAF | OneFootball

Representatives from A-CAP, Vasco, and the group led by Marcos Lamacchia met this week to discuss new developments involving the club's Sociedade Anônima de Futebol (SAF). The meeting took place on Wednesday and marked another chapter in the negotiations for control of the company.

During the meeting, a financial proposal was presented, the value of which was not disclosed. So far, there is also no official confirmation of a formal rejection by Vasco. What is known is that after the presentation of the offer, the direction of the conversation changed.

The discussions took on a more rigid tone and advanced to topics beyond the financial aspect, including structural, legal, and governance issues of the SAF. In this scenario, both Vasco and the Lamacchia group continue to work on different fronts to find a solution for corporate control.

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Businessman Marcos Faria Lamacchia — Photo: Reproduction: Linkedin

The process is ongoing, with no agreement reached so far, and negotiations considered tougher behind the scenes.

Vasco is eager to define the future of the SAF throughout 2026. According to information from ge, President Pedrinho is leading the negotiations with businessman Marcos Faria Lamacchia, who emerges as one of the main interested parties in controlling the company.

Marcos Lamacchia is 47 years old, a businessman and son of José Roberto Lamacchia, founder of Banco Crefisa, and stepson of Leila Pereira, president of Palmeiras. He was born from the former marriage between José Roberto Lamacchia and Junia Faria, daughter of banker Aloysio de Andrade Faria, who was on the Forbes billionaire list and passed away in 2020.

He holds a degree in Business Administration, with a specialization in Accounting and Business Law from the University of Miami, USA. Marcos also has a specialization in Business Law from Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV). Between 2004 and 2009, he served as director of Crefisa.

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Pedrinho and José Roberto Lamacchia — Photo: Reproduction

In 2008, he participated in the founding of Blue Star, a company based in São Paulo that provides financial and investment consulting, where he currently serves as CEO. The company includes his mother, Junia Faria, among its partners. On social media, Marcos maintains a discreet profile with few public appearances.

Currently, Vasco's SAF is divided into three parts. The associative club holds 30% of the shares, while 777 Partners owns another 31%, acquired in 2022. The remaining 39% are in dispute in an arbitration court. To negotiate this share, Vasco needs an agreement or a favorable court decision, a factor that remains crucial for the advancement of negotiations.

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