List of Sporting CP presidents

Ever since its founding in 1906, Sporting Clube de Portugal has had 43 different individuals as presidents serving a total of 51 terms. To elect a president, Sporting Clube de Portugal members (known as Sócios) vote in an Assembleia Geral, a club member's meeting, whenever a president's term comes to an end. The first president was the Viscount of Alvalade and the current one is Frederico Varandas, since 9 September 2018. The longest serving president was João Rocha whose presidency lasted for thirteen consecutive years from 1973 to 1986, while the shortest presidency was that of who stepped down on 30 March 1973, the day after he was elected, to accept Marcello Caetano's invitation to join his Government has the Secretary of State for Youth and Sports. The president who served the most terms was , serving a total of three terms between 1918 and 1928.

List of presidents[]

This is a list of all the presidents of Sporting Club de Portugal.^[1]

Name	Country	From	To
The Viscount of Alvalade	Portugal	1906	1910
	Portugal	1910	1910
José Alvalade	Portugal	1910	1912
	Portugal	1912	1913
	Portugal	1913	1914
	Portugal	1914	1918
	Portugal	1918	1918
	Portugal	1918	1918
	Portugal	1918	1921
	Portugal	1921	1921
	Spain	1921	1922
	Portugal	1922	1923
	Portugal	1923	1924
	Portugal	1924	1925
	Portugal	1925	1926
	Portugal	1926	1927
	Portugal	1927	1928
	Portugal	1928	1929
	Portugal	1929	1929
	Portugal	1929	1931
	Portugal	1931	1932
	Portugal	1932	1932
	Portugal	1932	1932
	Portugal	1932	1942
	Portugal	1942	1943
	Portugal	1943	1943
	Portugal	1943	1944
	Portugal	1944	1946
	Portugal	1946	1953
Góis Mota	Portugal	1953	1957
	Portugal	1957	1958
	Portugal	1958	1961
	Portugal	1961	1962
	Portugal	1962	1963
	Portugal	1963	1964
	Portugal	1964	1965
	Portugal	1965	1973
	Portugal	1973	1973
	Portugal	1973	1973
João Rocha	Portugal	1973	1986
	Portugal	1986	1988
	Portugal	1988	1989
Sousa Cintra	Portugal	1989	1995
Santana Lopes	Portugal	1995	1996
	Portugal	1996	2000
Dias da Cunha	Portugal /  Mozambique	2000	2005
Soares Franco	Portugal	2005	2009
José Eduardo Bettencourt	Portugal	2009	2011
	Portugal /  Mozambique	2011	2013
Bruno de Carvalho	Portugal /  Mozambique	2013	2018
Frederico Varandas	Portugal	2018	—

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