Flamengo

About

Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, commonly known as Flamengo, is a multi-sport club based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Founded on November 17, 1895, as a rowing club, it began its football activities on December 24, 1911. Flamengo is renowned for its professional soccer team, which is the most popular in Brazil, boasting over 40 million fans. The club is celebrated for its iconic red and black stripes and is one of the most successful teams in Brazilian football history. Flamengo has achieved numerous titles, including eight Brasileirão Série A championships, three Copa Libertadores titles, and the Intercontinental Cup. The club's legacy is deeply rooted in Brazilian football culture, with legendary players like Zico contributing to its success. Flamengo plays its home games at the Maracanã Stadium and has a strong rivalry with other Rio de Janeiro clubs. Its youth academy is highly regarded, producing many Brazilian internationals. The club's massive fan base, known as the "Scarlet-Black Nation," has been recognized as part of Rio's cultural heritage.