The management of FC Porto is taking steps to protect the club from potential risks and prevent it from falling into the hands of investors. They are preparing to present a proposal to amend the statutes at the upcoming Extraordinary General Assembly. The aim is to guarantee that the club will always maintain a majority shareholding, regardless of any new investments that may come in.

According to the newspaper O Jogo, the fourth point of Article 7 of the statutes states: 'never waiving the rights and obligations associated with the aforementioned participation'. Fernando Gomes, the club's financial administrator, stated in an interview with the same source on Tuesday that proposals for investment in the club's SAD had been rejected. 'It is not on the table,' he said. Pinto da Costa aims to ensure that the club remains in the hands of its members.

The new statutes will be examined this week by the Superior Council and will have to be approved at the Extraordinary General Assembly. The proposal was the responsibility of a working group that was created for this purpose.