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Real estate group offers 33 million euros for Bessa stadium and complex

Maisfutebol4 September 2026 at 16:29

A real estate group has made an offer of 33 million euros for the purchase of the Bessa stadium and the associated sports complex linked to Boavista. The proposal was submitted directly to the club and is now awaiting evaluation.

The Boavista judicial administrator will be responsible for analyzing the offer presented by the real estate group. It is up to this entity to verify whether the proposal meets all legal requirements and whether it is viable for the club's interests.

The conclusion of the deal is dependent on the approval of Boavista's creditors. Without their favorable vote, the transaction cannot proceed, even if the judicial administrator approves the offer.

The club is undergoing judicial recovery proceedings, which explains the need for evaluation by the administrator and the requirement for creditor approval for any significant asset sales.

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