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The club filed for recovery in the face of the financial difficulties it has been facing
Brazil’s Vasco da Gama take steps to protect itself from bankruptcy - Inside World Football
February 26 – With mounting debts, Brazilian club Vasco da Gama has taken steps to protect itself from bankruptcy. The Rio de Janeiro club has planned measures as part of a financial restructuring, demanding protection via judicial recovery for both the club and SAF. The board of directors guaranteed that investments in football will continue, as well as the payment of salaries on time and other obligations. In a statement, the club said: “After…
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Vasco da Gama filed a request for judicial recovery for the association club and the Sociedade Anônima de Futebol (SAF) on Tuesday (February 25, 2025). The measure aims to restructure debts estimated at R$1.4 billion, accumulated over decades. According to an official statement released by the club, the judicial recovery process is part of a strategic plan that began in September 2024. Vasco's board of directors, led by president Pedrinho, state…
Vasco da Gama filed a request for judicial reorganization before the 4th Business Court of the Rio de Janeiro Court of Justice to reorganize his finances. The decision includes both the club and Vasco SAF, the company that manages the team's soccer. The institution's debt is around R$ 1.4 billion,... The post Vasco asks for judicial reorganization to face billion-dollar debt appeared first on The Antagonist.
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