Dedé says São Paulo had no proof: “Politics to destroy me” | OneFootball

Accused and at risk of being permanently expelled from São Paulo, council member Antônio Donizete Gonçalves, known as Dedé, defended himself this Tuesday (14). See the text and video he posted on social media:

“In light of the accusations of reckless management and damage to São Paulo FC’s image, I am sharing the analysis of Police Inquiry number: 1511773-56.2026.8.26.0454.

The Club itself, in an official document sent to the Civil Police, confirms that all funds from the operations were deposited and recorded in its accounts, with no indication that I received any amounts, obtained any personal advantage, diverted funds, or caused financial loss.

The document does not point to fraud, illicit enrichment, or bad faith in my conduct.

The Zig Pay platform, used at the Social Club, was in the process of contractual formalization during my term, a process that was reassessed after my departure, but the platform remained in use.

The entire operation had formal records, as evidenced by the 914 pages of documents sent by SPFC to the Police.

The Club does not attribute intent, bad faith, or any intention to cause harm to me. My dedication of more than 62 years to São Paulo FC has always been voluntary, transparent, and marked by absolute commitment.

My conscience is clear that I never acted recklessly in management or put personal interests above those of the Club. I invite everyone to examine the facts and official documents.

I sincerely thank you for your attention and remain available for any clarifications.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.