Overview
- President Júlio Casares said he will not resign and appointed Marcio Carlomagno as CEO with oversight of finances and the Barra Funda training center, coordinating administrative areas.
- São Paulo confirmed the exits of Carlos Belmonte, Nelson Marques Ferreira and Fernando Bracalle Ambrogi from the football department less than a day after the 6–0 loss, while Rui Costa and Muricy Ramalho remain in charge of football and 2026 planning.
- An impeachment petition circulating in the Deliberative Council had 41 signatures by 14:00 on Nov. 28, and organizers say the count could surpass 50 this weekend, which would send the request to the Council’s board for a decision on opening proceedings.
- An opposition manifesto accuses the administration of recurring deficits and ‘gestão temerária’ under Law 13.155, criticizes attempts to centralize power and the Cotia negotiation, and demands Casares’s immediate resignation.
- The club says it has no knowledge of the circulating signatures list, and reports note a prior political rift between Casares and departing football director Carlos Belmonte.