Fluminense FC

Fluminense Football Club, established on July 21, 1902, in Rio de Janeiro, is a historical powerhouse in Brazilian and South American football. Nicknamed the "Tricolor" for its garnet, green, and white colors, the club plays its major matches at the legendary Maracanã Stadium, a temple of world football. Throughout its existence, Fluminense has won numerous titles, highlighting four Brazilian Championships, a Copa do Brasil, and the prestigious Copa Libertadores in 2023, as well as the Recopa Sudamericana in 2024. Its youth academy, Xerém, is renowned for developing world-class talent, and its rivalry with Flamengo, the "Fla-Flu," is one of the most intense and followed derbies on the planet. The club's identity is based on tradition, pride, and an offensive playing philosophy that delights its millions of fans.

News

Cano shines with a double in the Fla-Flu classic

Germán Cano's two goals gave Fluminense a 2-1 victory over their rivals in the Brasileirão. (24/08/2025)

Thiago Silva renews his contract until 2026

The iconic defender extended his commitment to the club for another season. (15/08/2025)

Fluminense says goodbye to the Copa Libertadores

The team was eliminated in the quarterfinals after a close series against River Plate. (28/08/2025)

Complete guide of Fluminense FC

To live a complete experience at a Fluminense match in the Maracanã Stadium, planning is key. Secure your guaranteed seats in advance, exploring the various seating categories available to find the best visibility and atmosphere. The Maracanã is accessible by metro (Maracanã Station) and train, these being the most recommended options on match days due to traffic. Consider arriving with enough time to avoid crowds at the entrances and enjoy the pre-match atmosphere. Inside the stadium, you will find food and beverage options. Proudly wear the garnet, green, and white colors and join the chants of the passionate Tricolor fans. Find out about security policies and prohibited items for a smooth entry.

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