Fluminense

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Fluminense Football Club is a professional football club based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Founded in 1902, the club is one of the most historic and traditional teams in Brazilian football. Known as “Tricolor” and “Fluzão,” Fluminense competes in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and has a growing women’s football division called the “Guerreiras do Fluzão.”

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What makes Fluminense what it is.

Her Instagram biography describes her as a co-author of “Jogadeira,” the song associated with Brazil's 2019 Women's World Cup campaign.

Keké returned to the pitch after recovering from a ligament injury and marked her comeback by scoring shortly after being cleared through all medical protocols.

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Quirky facts from the Fluminense squad.

When Fluminense announced her return in January 2025, she said she felt highly motivated and was eager to help the team achieve its objectives for the season.

She joined Fluminense in 2026 and described the move as “coming back home” because she grew up passing by the club’s training center.

Thainá first started playing football purely for fun at a local football school in her hometown before pursuing the sport seriously.

Bruna Pelé spent two seasons in South Korea with Gyeongju KHNP before joining Fluminense, gaining rare international experience in the WK League.

She extended her contract with Fluminense after her first season at the club, saying she was happy to continue "honoring the three colors" of the club.

She publicly criticized the poor conditions faced by women’s footballers in Brazil after Santos players were photographed sleeping in a hotel reception area.

Raquel has described herself as a player who never gives up easily and prefers to keep her football simple and effective.

Before establishing herself in women's football, she also played professional futsal in 2005.

Kaline described representing Brazil as “the realization of a dream.” She said wearing the Brazil shirt had been one of her biggest dreams since childhood.

Sophia Caputo joined Fluminense through the club’s partnership with the Daminhas da Bola social project in Duque de Caxias.

Football runs in Louvain's family life, her mother publicly praised her for succeeding in football with humility and hard work.

She described arriving at Fluminense as a moment filled with excitement and said the welcoming atmosphere from teammates immediately made her feel “at home.”

Camilla once revealed that a long-awaited vacation felt especially meaningful after nearly a year and a half without a real break, highlighting the demanding schedule young Brazilian footballers often face.

Kamilla’s dog Kadums has its own Instagram account: @kadums.10.

Fluminense supporters regularly refer to Keké as “Diferenciada” (“different class”) in social-media comments because of her attacking performances for the club.