One of the most storied and successful clubs in South America, Sao Paulo FC competes at the pinnacle of Brazilian football in the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A. The Tricolor Paulista calls the iconic Morumbi stadium home, a fortress in the city of São Paulo. Founded in 1930, the club's famous white, red, and black colors are worn by a side with a glittering history. Sao Paulo's golden era is defined by its dominance in the early 1990s and 2000s, led by legends like Rai, Cafu, and later, the phenomenal goalkeeper Rogério Ceni, who scored over 100 goals. The club has won the Brasileirão six times and, most prestigiously, the Copa Libertadores and FIFA Club World Cup three times each, establishing a global reputation. In recent seasons, Sao Paulo has remained a competitive force, consistently finishing in the upper half of Serie A and adding more Copa do Brasil and state championship titles to its vast trophy cabinet. The club's massive, fervent fan base creates an intimidating atmosphere, making Sao Paulo a true giant of the Brazilian game.