Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras stands as the most successful Brazilian club of the 21st century and a true national juggernaut. Based in São Paulo, the club's fortress is the Allianz Parque, and they wear their famous green kits. Founded in 1914 by Italian immigrants as Palestra Italia, the club changed its name during WWII. Palmeiras's history is decorated with titles, including a record-extending 12th Brasileirão in 2022. Their modern era is defined by continental dominance, winning the Copa Libertadores in 2020 and 2021 under Portuguese coach Abel Ferreira, playing a pragmatic and highly effective style. With a star-studded squad featuring the likes of Dudu and Raphael Veiga, Palmeiras sets the standard in South America. The fan base, known as "Palestrinos," is massive and demanding, filling the Allianz with a wall of green and white, embodying a winning culture that expects nothing less than trophies.