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In Brazil, Law No. 14,193/2021, regulating SAFexpressly prohibits such practice, in its article 4 it is clear.
The controller of a SAF cannot take over two clubs.
Even if they are from two different divisions.
The direction of Flemish is just waiting for the purchase of SAF from Vasco by Marcos Faria Lamacchia to cancel the transaction.
Marcos is the son of José Lamacchia, husband of Leila Pereirapresident of Palm trees.
The red and black club sees an obvious conflict of interest.
A situation that does not worry Leila Pereira, who monitors the transaction behind the scenes, appears calm and confident.
The director told Palmeiras councilors that her company, Crefisa, no longer sponsors the São Paulo club.
Which is true.
She is the elected president and does not own Palmeiras football.
Even if her stepson decides to buy SAF from Vasco, the negotiation is advanced, Leila believes there will be no legal impediment.
In fact, it has already lent R$80 million to the Rio club, Flamengo protested, but there were no sanctions.
But there is enormous discontent in Gávea with this possible purchase by Marcos Faria Lamacchia.
He is a businessman, he is 47 years old. Son of José Roberto’s first marriage. With Junia Faria, daughter of banker Aloysio de Andrade Faria, who was included in Forbes magazine’s list of billionaires.
José Roberto’s fortune is valued at around R$9 billion.
Flamengo has already told the CBF that it does not agree.
There is the insistence that Palmeiras and Vasco will help each other in important situations. Like signings, changing players.
And more complicated details.
Like fighting for titles or fighting to escape relegation.
In theory, one could help the other.
If there is a loophole in the legislation, the red and black leadership will try to prevent this purchase by Marcos Lamacchia.
Pedrinho and José Roberto Lamacchia were already expecting this reaction.
And they continue calmly, negotiating.
The values considered are between R$250 and R$400 million, money that would revolutionize the reality of Vasco da Gama…
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