Vasco DA Gama is advancing in talks with SportingBet to define the new master sponsorship of the club. After a long period without a partner occupying the most valuable space on the shirt, the Vasco DA Gama board has forwarded an agreement that could represent a significant financial injection for the club in the next few years. The negotiations have gained strength in recent days and are heading towards a positive outcome. The expected bond between the parties will be valid until the end of 2027. In addition, the contract will include the possibility of renewal for another season. The negotiated terms involve fixed values, marketing allowances, commercial targets, and investments intended for the sports department of Vasco DA Gama. For 2026, the agreement provides for the payment of R$ 25 million referring to the first six months of the contract. In addition, the company will allocate R$ 5 million for marketing actions. On the other hand, the club may still receive up to R$ 25 million in additional funds linked to the commercial performance of the partnership. A sports allowance of R$ 15 million is also expected during the year. In this way, the total amount for 2026 may reach R$ 70 million. Already for 2027, the predicted numbers are even higher. The contract establishes a fixed payment of R$ 35 million throughout the season. In addition, there will be a marketing allowance of R$ 10 million. At the same time, SportingBet may pass on an additional R$ 35 million if the club reaches the commercial targets predicted in the contract. Added to this, the club will still receive R$ 15 million intended for the sports sector. Consequently, the potential gains for 2027 can reach R$ 95 million. One of the points considered most important in the contract involves a specific clause related to the future of the SAF. According to the terms discussed, the parties may terminate the contract without the application of a fine if the club is sold during the contract's validity. Therefore, the board understands that the condition offers greater flexibility for any potential changes in the club's ownership in the next few years. The conversations had already taken place previously, in April, when representatives of the club and the company held a round of meetings. However, at that time, the process lost strength and ended up cooling down. Part of the board linked to Pedrinho considered that the values presented were not compatible with the club's expectations. This is because the initial proposal was below the amount received from Betfair until 2025. However, the conversations were recently resumed and evolved significantly. The club has been without a main sponsor since the end of the previous contract, in December of last year. Since then, the most noble space on the shirt has remained empty. In addition, the scenario of retraction of the advertising market, especially in the segment of betting houses, has made it difficult to advance new negotiations. Meanwhile, the pressure in the backstage has been growing to find a solution. The conversations with SportingBet are being conducted by the CEO of the SAF, Carlos Amodeo, who has been working to find a new master sponsor for Vasco DA Gama. The club is seeking to end the period without a main sponsor and find a new partner that can help boost its performance in the next few years.