The Sao Paulo Football Club (known only by São Paulo and whose acronym is SPFC) is a Brazilian sports association. Founded in 1930 and refounded in 1935 after a brief period of inactivity is a major sports clubs in the country and the world. It has some tradition in sports other than football - his main mode and single professional - such as athletics and boxing.
It is the most successful club of Brazilian football. [1] He won twenty-two state championships, six Brazilian Championships, three Libertadores and three World Cups.
According to the firm Crowe Horwath RCS, to mark the club's third highest value in Brazil, surpassing the 550 million dollars and getting very close to the Flemish (with 568 million) and Corinthians (with 563 million). This position was obtained thanks to an increase of 234% and 93% in ticket sales on marketing, besides possessing the Morumbi Stadium. [2] [3]
Nationally, the Sao Paulo Football Club no longer alone in first place in the ranking of CBF, which appears in the fifth. [4] Since the magazine's rankings Score [5], Folha de Sao Paulo [6] [7] and RSSSF [8] it has always come first.
The Tricolor do Morumbi, as it is popularly known, is also one of the biggest clubs in the world occupying the sixth place according to the Folha de Sao Paulo. [9] [10] For the ranking of CONMEBOL, the club is the first among Brazilians [11 ] [12] and the seventh in Latin America. [12] As for the IFFHS, the statistical agency recognized by FIFA [13] [14] and produces a monthly ranking of clubs, the Tricolor Paulista, another name by which it is known, is 27. No better club today [15] and 18. th best of all time, [nb 1] being the first among Brazilian clubs [16].
On October 18, 2006 was enacted in Sao Paulo law No. 14229 of October 11 of that year and whose bill was No. 648 of 2005 where it is established that on 16 December each year will be celebrated the "Day of Tricolor", paying tribute in this way, the date of rebuilding the club. [17] [18]
It is the most successful club of Brazilian football. [1] He won twenty-two state championships, six Brazilian Championships, three Libertadores and three World Cups.
According to the firm Crowe Horwath RCS, to mark the club's third highest value in Brazil, surpassing the 550 million dollars and getting very close to the Flemish (with 568 million) and Corinthians (with 563 million). This position was obtained thanks to an increase of 234% and 93% in ticket sales on marketing, besides possessing the Morumbi Stadium. [2] [3]
Nationally, the Sao Paulo Football Club no longer alone in first place in the ranking of CBF, which appears in the fifth. [4] Since the magazine's rankings Score [5], Folha de Sao Paulo [6] [7] and RSSSF [8] it has always come first.
The Tricolor do Morumbi, as it is popularly known, is also one of the biggest clubs in the world occupying the sixth place according to the Folha de Sao Paulo. [9] [10] For the ranking of CONMEBOL, the club is the first among Brazilians [11 ] [12] and the seventh in Latin America. [12] As for the IFFHS, the statistical agency recognized by FIFA [13] [14] and produces a monthly ranking of clubs, the Tricolor Paulista, another name by which it is known, is 27. No better club today [15] and 18. th best of all time, [nb 1] being the first among Brazilian clubs [16].
On October 18, 2006 was enacted in Sao Paulo law No. 14229 of October 11 of that year and whose bill was No. 648 of 2005 where it is established that on 16 December each year will be celebrated the "Day of Tricolor", paying tribute in this way, the date of rebuilding the club. [17] [18]
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