Corinthians

About

Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, commonly known as Corinthians, is a renowned Brazilian football club based in São Paulo. Founded in 1910 by a group of railway workers inspired by the English team Corinthian FC, Corinthians has evolved into one of Brazil's most successful and beloved clubs. The club is celebrated for its domestic achievements, including seven Brasileirão titles and thirty Campeonato Paulista championships. Corinthians is also known for its international success, having won the Copa Libertadores in 2012 and the FIFA Club World Cup twice, in 2000 and 2012. Corinthians has a rich history and a strong identity rooted in grit and determination. The club has produced legendary players like Sócrates and Ronaldo, and its passionate fan base makes it a formidable force in Brazilian football. Corinthians' iconic black-and-white kits and its current home, the Neo Química Arena, are symbols of its enduring legacy. The club's impact extends beyond football, representing a cultural institution in São Paulo and a symbol of community pride. With its mix of domestic and international success, Corinthians remains a giant of South American football.