The councilors have requested that José Roberto Lamacchia leave the Palmeiras' Council. They have also suggested measures to protect Palmeiras' interests, including the interruption of benefits to rivals and protection of institutional data. The Anresf (Agência Nacional de Regulação e Sustentabilidade do Futebol) is investigating the situation to determine if there are conflicts of interest in the sale of the SAF to a related company.
The councilors have questioned the potential conflicts of interest that the acquisition could generate, but their requests for clarification were denied. They have also suggested that the Palmeiras' Council should establish barriers to protect the club's data and know-how. The councilors claim to be acting in the best interests of the club, which they love and have been a part of since birth.
The situation is further complicated by the fact that Marcos Lamacchia, the son of José Roberto Lamacchia and the enteado of Leila Pereira, has won the auction to buy the SAF of Vasco da Gama. The sale still needs to be approved by the Vasco da Gama's Council and the club's shareholders.