Lúcio Barbosa is the CEO of SAF do VascoLeandro Amorim/Vasco
Published 04/17/2024 16:49 | Updated 04/17/2024 16:49
“It’s part of the partner relationship. I think he’s doing his role. We’re doing our role. We’re here to work with anyone who wants to work for Vasco,” said Lucio.
At last weekend’s meeting with 777 Partners, the majority shareholder of SAF, the club’s president, Pedrinho, asked for guarantees that the company will deposit the financial contribution scheduled for September this year.
The motivation for the notification was the delay to 2023, still under Jorge Salgado’s management, when the company went to the limit of 5/10 to deposit R$100 million – which was done in installments. At the time, the club notified the delay and could resume 51% of the football shares as stipulated in the contract with a symbolic payment of R$1,000.
