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Real estate group offers 33 million euros for Estádio do Bessa

A proposal has been made by a real estate group from Lisbon, exceeding the minimum value for Boavista's properties.

4 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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A real estate group based in Lisbon has submitted a proposal of 33 million euros for the acquisition of Estádio do Bessa and the associated complex. This offer surpasses the total value of the properties, which previously amounted to 32.9 million euros, according to various sources.

The recent auction failed to reach the minimum threshold, making the real estate group’s proposal stand out. This situation has generated expectations regarding the possible sale of the club's assets.

The proposal is now being evaluated by the judicial administrator of Boavista, who is responsible for managing the club's assets amid a financial crisis. The final decision regarding the acceptance of the proposal will depend on the approval of Boavista's creditors.

The execution of this deal could have significant implications for the club's financial situation, as the sale of the properties may contribute to its economic recovery.

Despite the high offer, creditor approval is a crucial step, as they hold the final say on the acceptance or rejection of the proposal presented.

The plight of Boavista and the impact of this offer on the club's future remain a topic of interest, especially among its supporters and stakeholders, given the club's sporting and financial history.

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