In a note published on its official website, Sporting de Braga reports the final decision, after 16 years of legal dispute, which obliges it to compensate Sebastião Campos in 431 thousand net euros, to which is added the amount referring to 16 years of interest on arrears and compulsory interest. The case dates back to 2008, the year in which the former director of the 'arsenalista' Bingo hall, which closed at that time due to financial losses, filed a special action against Sporting de Braga to challenge the collective dismissal, which was processed in the Braga Labour Court. In this labour action, Sebastião Campos, who had been working as a manager in the Sporting de Braga Bingo hall since 1983, invoked the unlawfulness of his dismissal, requesting, at the time of the first instance judgment, an amount of around two million euros. The aforementioned action included all the Bingo workers covered by the collective dismissal and who did not reach an agreement, totaling more than 10 employees, with some reaching an agreement with the club at an early stage and others (six) at a later stage of the process, in 2015. "Despite the final decision resulting in a much lower amount than Sebastião Campos' initial claims, the club remains firm in its conviction that it is an unfair decision and that it does not reflect the facts and events that occurred during the employment relationship between Sporting de Braga and its former employee", concludes the club led by António Salvador.