Vascaino

The Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama, established in 1898, stands as one of the largest and most revered football clubs in the world. Originally founded as a rowing club by a group of Portuguese immigrants, Vasco da Gama quickly transitioned into football, making history in 1923 by becoming champion in its debut season in the first division, defying social norms by integrating players from diverse backgrounds.

The club's legacy extends beyond its pioneering social stance, as it boasts over 45 titles in state rowing competitions and multiple championships in football, including victories in the Campeonato Carioca and national tournaments. Notable achievements include winning international accolades, such as the 1957 victory over Real Madrid in the Torneio de Paris.

Vasco also enhances its community engagement through fan activities and interactive content, helping to unify ardent supporters. With a rich history and a commitment to inclusivity, the club continues to thrive in Brazilian football, celebrated for both its athletic excellence and its inspiring ethos.