Benfica’s vice-president, Silvio Servan, announced that “no case was identified in which SAD was harmed by any of its representatives” in the forensic audit. During the club’s general assembly, the director revealed the next step. “SAD took the initiative to submit the final report of the forensic audit to the bodies of Benfica and the Public Ministry,” he stressed. Silvio Servan stressed that “the wording of the final report, although preliminary, is specific” and that “the deadline requested by the Benfica president will be met.” He pointed to the dates. He stressed, “We will get the final reports next week.” Furthermore, the leader listed what was analyzed. “To get an idea of ​​the scale of what was happening, 611 contracts, 2,349 payment vouchers, 5,526 accounting records, 260 partial conclusions, 119 commissions, 735 requested statistics and 5,174 pieces of evidence were analysed. This is to understand the scale of the conclusion that will come,” he stressed.

However, Servan left the repair process. “There is a very wide range of mechanisms that can and should be improved,” he noted.