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Uma campanha misteriosa tomou conta das redes sociais neste domingo (13). Clubes como Atlético-MG, Cruzeiro, Flamengo, Corinthians, Grêmio e Santos publicaram a enigmática sigla "S.A.B.", gerando especulações entre torcedores e imprensa. Poucas horas depois, veio a revelação: trata-se da "Sociedade Anônima da Brahma".
While many clubs only compete for titles on the field, Esporte Clube Vitória has also stood out off the field. The red-and-black club has been consolidating a fundamental role in the social and economic development of Salvador, even surpassing its biggest rival — Esporte Clube Bahia — in terms of the number of active employees, structural projects and direct impact on the economy.
Read MoreFluminense continues to make history not only on the field, but also off it. With a draw against Mamelodi Sundowns, the Rio de Janeiro club secured a spot in the round of 16 of the FIFA Club World Cup — and, in the process, added more important figures to its coffers. The total prize money already won in the competition amounts to an impressive US$ 26.7 million, equivalent to R$ 148.9 thousand
Read MoreBotafogo is qualified for the round of 16 of the Club World Cup, even after being defeated 1-0 by Atlético de Madrid, this Monday (23), in a match valid for the third round of Group B. The solitary goal, scored by Griezmann in the 41st minute of the second half, guaranteed the Spanish victory, but it was not enough to avoid the elimination of the colchoneros.
Read MoreFluminense secured a crucial victory in the 2025 Club World Cup this Saturday (21), beating Ulsan HD from South Korea 4-2 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey (USA). The result keeps the Brazilian club undefeated and with a good chance of advancing to the round of 16, leading Group F based on goal difference.
Read MoreWith a show by Yildiz, ‘Vecchia Signora’ beat Wydad Casablanca 4-1 and maintain their 100% record in the Club World Cup. But defensive weakness raises alarm bells for decisive duels.
Read MoreWith plenty of excitement until the final minutes, Inter Milan came from behind to beat Urawa Reds 2-1 this Saturday (21), in a duel valid for the second round of the group stage of the Club World Cup. Even pushed by the local fans, who chanted in the South American “poropopó” style, the Japanese club saw the Italians react in the final stretch and confirm the comeback.
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