SAFiel launches portal to answer Corinthians members' SAF queries | OneFootball

SAFiel, a movement that advocates the implementation of a Football Corporation (SAF) at Corinthians, announced the launch of a platform aimed exclusively at club members. The initiative’s goal is to expand dialogue with members and provide detailed information about the project.

According to the group, the new portal brings together content related to the proposal, such as technical aspects, the management model, mechanisms to protect Corinthians’ assets and identity, as well as other information considered important by the project’s creators. Access is available at www.safielparasocios.com.br.

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The platform also includes a questions-and-answers section, created to clarify the main points of the project. Interested parties can register on the website, although registration does not represent support for the proposal, serving only as a tool for members to obtain more information.

“Members deserve all our care and attention. The SAFiel portal for members aims to provide accurate information, in direct language, with absolute transparency and the necessary guarantees so that each club member can evaluate the project with calm and confidence. Our confidence lies in the strength of the arguments and the quality of the proposal,” SAFiel’s coordination said.

“The launch of the portal reinforces one of the movement’s central principles: the transformation of Corinthians will only be possible through the conscious participation of its members. The greater the access to correct information, the higher the quality of the debate and the more legitimate the decision built collectively will be.”

Last Saturday, those responsible for the initiative held a live broadcast alongside journalists and influencers with the aim of strengthening the petition in defense of the proposal. The plan presented by the group provides for raising at least R$ 2.5 billion through the sale of shares aimed at the fan base, making it possible to change the current management model.

At the beginning of June, SAFiel representatives met with Leonardo Pantaleão, vice president of Corinthians’ Deliberative Council, to present an updated version of the project.

In addition to the new portal aimed at members, the movement maintains an official page dedicated to gathering support for the proposal, which is non-binding. So far, the initiative has already surpassed the 74,000-signature mark.

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