The process involves the alienation of UPI Equity, corresponding to 90% of the social capital of SAF. Marcos Lamacchia, an interested buyer of Vasco's SAF, has already made a proposal, setting the minimum reference for the dispute. His offer, made through Almirante Participações, commits him to investing R$ 500 million in the football department over the next five years, with annual instalments of R$ 100 million, adjusted for inflation.
Lamacchia's presence at the match between Vasco and Cruzeiro at São Januário on Saturday was notable, as he was seen on the field before the match, similar to his presence at the match against Palmeiras. He will be in the president's box alongside President Pedrinho for the remainder of the match. The Vasco, as determined by the judicial decision, has made the process public, allowing other investors to manifest themselves, even under secrecy, if they request it.
The rules for the process, as published, require that the resources be destined exclusively for the football department, including the technical commission, player signings, and player salaries, without any possibility of using them to pay off debts. The process is now underway, with Lamacchia's offer setting the bar for other potential investors.