São Paulo FC

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São Paulo Futebol Clube is a professional football club based in São Paulo, Brazil. Founded in 1930, the club is one of Brazil’s most successful teams. Known as “Tricolor Paulista,” São Paulo FC competes in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and has won numerous national and international titles, including the Copa Libertadores and FIFA Club World Cup.

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What makes São Paulo FC what it is.

After returning from a four-month injury absence, she said getting back on the pitch and helping São Paulo in an important match felt especially meaningful because football is "what I love most."

Football is actually her second profession - she is also a physiotherapist.

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Quirky facts from the São Paulo FC squad.

Her trademark goal celebration is making the letter “T” with her hands as a tribute to her son Theo.

Luiza Calazans has a twin sister, Duda Calazans, who is also a footballer, and the two have played together throughout most of their careers.

Anita earned a study scholarship while playing futsal during her youth years.

While playing youth futsal for Barateiro, she scored 52 goals in an Under-15 championship and finished as the competition's top scorer.

Aline Milene officially reached 100 matches for São Paulo during the 2025 season. São Paulo and Brasileirão Feminino coverage referring to that milestone confirm she hit the 100-game mark as a São Paulo player.

Her first professional contract was announced when she was still only 19 years old.

Winning medals with Brazil at youth level came before she had fully established herself as a regular senior player, giving her international success at a very young age.

Her breakthrough youth season came in 2022, when she scored four goals in 12 matches with São Paulo sub-20 despite playing in defense.

Vitorinha's versatility allowed her to play both as an attacking midfielder and as a forward during her development years.

Teammates and media covering San Lorenzo have nicknamed her "la loca del pana" ("the crazy girl of corduroy"), a playful nickname referenced during club interviews.

She joined São Paulo FC in 2022 and progressed through the club's youth system before earning promotion to the senior squad.

Her move to São Paulo FC carried personal meaning because her father supported the club and she grew up following São Paulo through him.

Camilinha shares her life with fellow footballer Duda Rodrigues, making them one of Brazilian women's football's football-couple pairings.

Ravena's biggest inspirations are Brazilian defenders Tarciane, Bruninha and Lauren, all former youth national-team teammates who later reached the senior Brazil squad.