Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense, known worldwide as Grêmio, is one of Brazil's most storied and successful clubs, based in Porto Alegre and competing in the Brasileirão Série A. The team's magnificent home is the Arena do Grêmio. Founded in 1903 by German immigrants, the club's blue, black, and white colors are iconic. Grêmio's history is decorated with glory, including three Copa Libertadores titles. The club's most recent golden era was in the 2010s under manager Renato Gaúcho, winning the Libertadores and Copa do Brasil in 2017 with a team featuring stars like Luan and Arthur. That side played an attractive, dominant style of football that captivated the nation. After a brief stint in Série B, the modern era sees a resurgent Grêmio back in the top flight, rebuilding with a mix of experienced legends and promising youth. The fan base, "Gremistas," are among the most passionate in Brazil, creating an intimidating and loyal support system. Grêmio is a symbol of tradition, excellence, and Gaúcho pride.