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Domingos Soares Oliveira, Nuno Gaioso and João Costa Quinta were present at the re-election ceremony of Luís Filipe Vieira, but it is possible that they will leave
Luís Filipe Vieira had dozens of supporters when he announced his candidacy for the sixth consecutive term as Benfica’s presidency, including Domingos Soares Oliveira, Nuno Gaioso and João Costa Quinta, a trio of leaders who may even leave Luz after October. after the elections.
All three wanted to express their support for Vieira at an important moment, when the current president officially launched his candidacy for a new term.
At Benfica since 2004, when he went from consulting to football, at the invitation of Luís Filipe Vieira himself, Domingos Soares Oliveira, current administrator of the SAD incarnate and strong man of the company’s accounts, after having held various positions in Benfica’s structure is studying external invitations, considering the possibility of leaving the club after a new election. However, yesterday he insisted on publicly broadcasting his support for Vieira.
As for Nuno Gaioso and João Costa Quinta, they are preparing to leave Benfica after relatively short terms in the Board – the former joined the governing bodies in 2012, while the latter only in this legislature, despite being in the club since 2009 -, having discreetly attended the speech of the incarnate leader, after leaving the hotel where the ceremony took place practically after Vieira’s words.
The person who was not present at the event to announce the candidacy of Luís Filipe Vieira for a new term at Benfica was José Eduardo Moniz, incarnate vice president and administrator of the SAD. The coach, about whom the news has already come out about Luz’s possible departure, was, however, with Vieira last Friday, at the club’s General Assembly in which the 2019/20 financial year is reported and accounted for. good. At that time, the incarnate leader entered the Pavilhão da Luz in the company of Luís Filipe Vieira, to exercise his right to vote, in addition to the vice-president Alcino António.
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