Frederico Varandas re-elected Sporting president by wide margin

Frederico Varandas was re-elected on Saturday as Sporting’s president. The captain will run the current National Champion for another term, this 2022-2025 triennium.

Varandas won the A-list by a large margin of 85.6%. Nono Souza from List C came second in these elections with a majority of 1,335 votes, or 7.3%. Ricardo Oliveira of List B came last with 415 votes, equivalent to 2.95%. In this election, 14,795 members voted, down from the 22,510 registered members in 2018.

It will be Frederico Varandas’ second term in the direction of Sporting. The current president was elected in 2018 to succeed Bruno de Carvalho. During his three years in charge, Varandas was awarded the title of National Champion, the League Cup and the Portuguese Cup.

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00:01: Frederico Varandas already spoke after winning this election. Sporting president said that Members voted for stability, unlike in the past 40 years, where there has been “athletic self-destruction”..

11:45 pm: The results have been announced. Frederico Varandas re-elected as president of Sporting. 12523 members voted for List A, which corresponds to 85.6%. And Nono Souza came in second place from List C, with 1,335 votes, or 7.3%. Ricardo Oliveira came last with 415 votes, equivalent to 2.95%.

11:43 pm: Chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Assembly of Sports Congratulatory on the method of their election.

11:41 pm: Ruggiero Alves is already speaking in the Artur Agostino Ballroom.

11:35 pm: Rogerio Alves, Chairman of the Sporting General Assembly, will go to the press room to report the results of this election.

11:28 pm: After the victory over Arauca, Robin Amorim was asked about the elections. The Lions coach talked about it The consensus in the three lists is on its continuity, the ego that comes from it, and its importance in the club.

11:19 pm: After the match in Al Faladi, With Sporting’s victory over ArucaThe results of this electoral act will now be reported. The announcement will be made from the meeting room of the Estádio de Alvalade.

21:02: Polls close with 12,272 members to vote in the Joao Rocha Pavilion.

8:01 pm: Voting queues closed. Only those in line will be able to vote for the rest of the night.

19:39: Half an hour remains to close the waiting lists to exercise the right to vote.

19:00: One hour after the polls closed, the number of members who voted reached 10,800, which is a large number, but still far from the 22,510 recorded in 2018.

18:43: New update: 9,750 members have already voted in the Sporting election, according to Sporting TV.

4:53 pm: Alvalad club announced it March 7000 members have the right to vote until 4:00 pm.

2:16 pm: Sporting announced that as of 1:45pm, 4,900 members had voted in the elections to the club’s governing bodies.

2:03 PM: On Election Day on the other side of the second post, Benfica denounced what he called “massive debt forgiveness” for Sportingdue to a buyback from VMOC, and publicly called for an “ad hoc Parliamentary Inquiry into the matter”.

1:35 pm: Sporting just reported that by 1pm, more than 4,400 members had voted in this election.

1:14 pm: After Nuno Souza and Frederico Varandas, it was Ricardo Oliveira’s turn to cast his vote. To reporters, the B list leader defended he had the “best team” and “Sporting’s immediate solution.” In addition, he ensured that the winner of the election would have his “support”.

12:55 pm: Frederico Varandas, president of Sporting and leader of the first list, also voted. Speaking to reporters, he responded to Nuno Souza’s accusations and reinforced his criticism of Pinto da Costa.shooting: “If you want to change the word, I can change ‘bandits’ to ‘active spoiler'”

12:11: Nuno Souza, from List C, was the first candidate to vote in the Joao Rocha Pavilion. To reporters, he was “proud” of the campaign carried out over the past few months and pointed the finger at Federico Varandas for doing “a minimal Olympics” in his interview with the media.

11:17 am: Nuno Sousa, the leader of List C, used the social networks of Denouncing a series of ‘bad practices’ Revealed in the presidential election Sporting.

10:53 am: Today is election day and game day in Alvalade. Sporting welcomes Arauca Knowing that he is forbidden to return the pace if he intends to continue chasing the leader of the first league, FC Porto.

10:27 am: Voting goes smoothly, in Alvalade, and long queues do not loom. AGM coordinator Alexander Martins told Sporting TV that this was a “special day in the club’s history”.

9:45 am: Unspecified how much to vote? do not miss The comprehensive sports guide by the minute For proposals from all candidates.

9:22 am: A few hundred supporters were at the gates of Joao Rocha’s pavilion and wasted no time in casting their votes.

9:00 a.m.: The polls have just opened in Alvalade. a sports per minute It will bring you everything you need to know about sporting governing body elections.

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It is already on Saturday this Saturday about 54,000 sports members eligible to vote will file their preferences in the elections to the governing bodies for the next four years, for which a total of three candidates are competing.

Federico Varandas will seek to renew the current term, for which he was elected in 2018, when he succeeded Bruno de Carvalho. Ricardo Oliveira and Nuno Sousa have already moved to suffrage in hopes of promoting changes in Alvalade.

Polls open at 9:00 a.m. (mainland Portugal time), in the Joao Rocha stand, in Lisbon, and run until 8:00 p.m., just half an hour before kick-off between round 25 of the I Liga, between the Lions and Arouca.

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