A FIFPRO survey shows two-thirds of national women football players earn under US$20,000 yearly, battling contract insecurity and inadequate recovery support.
A FIFPRO survey shows two-thirds of national women football players earn under US$20,000 yearly, battling contract insecurity and inadequate recovery support.
The Amazonas government launches new sports accessibility projects and increases investment to support athletes and broaden sports participation statewide.
Brazil boosts sports development through the Ministry's incentive law workshop in Belo Horizonte and Apucarana's new Bolsa Atleta program supporting 42 young athletes.
São Luís hosted its first official Superliga Masculina de Vôlei game with record attendance and official government support, marking a major milestone for volleyball in the region.
Belo Horizonte's City Council approves a new law to support student athletes with financial aid and training centers, alongside recognizing the cultural event Vira Brasil.
Brazilian football clubs are expanding youth training and inclusive sports programs nationwide to develop emerging talent and support low-income communities.
Brazil establishes a permanent federal sports incentive law and moves forward with a municipal program in Belo Horizonte to enhance public sports opportunities and support for student athletes.
Brazil ramps up investments in youth football development and unveils an expanded, well-funded women's football calendar starting in 2026, aiming to strengthen the sport nationwide.
The upcoming 3rd Legislative Sports Forum will gather key stakeholders to discuss sports policies, with parallel state investments reinforcing sports infrastructure and youth engagement in Brazil.
Brazil advances women's football promotion in 2025 through Petrobras' touring exhibition, legislative funding approval, and community recognition of female athletes.
São Paulo municipalities are advancing sports through new facilities like Hortolândia's Jardim Amanda soccer field and strategic policy forums, boosting local sports infrastructure and programs.
Flamengo submits detailed proposals to the CBF's sustainability system, advocating financial fair play, governance reforms, and a ban on synthetic pitches to promote fairness and sustainability in Brazilian football.
Brazil commits R$1.5 million to ensure youth athletes participate in the South American School Competition relocated to Paraguay due to budget issues.
New community sports initiatives in Salvador and Mogi das Cruzes are empowering thousands of youth through free sports programs and inclusive competitions.
Brazil’s youth sports scene is advancing through municipal support programs and a growing focus on education to prepare athletes for life beyond their careers.
Brazilian football clubs Flamengo and Palmeiras face controversy after surprise antidoping tests by ABCD disrupt training ahead of a crucial Brasileirão match.
Brazil has initiated a national strategy to combat sports result manipulation through a new digital platform and extensive training for law enforcement.
Brazil initiates new projects to support young athletes' development and visibility, including women's football events.
Brazilian municipalities enhance community sports and wellness programs this September.
Brazil is advancing inclusion and accessibility in sports with new government-supported initiatives.
Brazilian government initiatives are set to revitalize youth football through significant investments and infrastructure improvements.
Brazil amplifies community sports initiatives aimed at youth engagement and inclusivity.
Brazil enhances youth sports engagement through the Festival Paralímpico and state sports schools initiatives.
Brazilian sports legislation is undergoing significant changes with new laws and local investment initiatives.
A Brazilian court has imposed a two-year ban on the Torcida Jovem do Flamengo from attending football matches due to concerns over fan violence.
Fufuca celebrates two years of impactful leadership in Brazil's Ministry of Sports.
Brazil moves to strengthen women's football through a new legal framework and committee leadership for the 2027 World Cup.
Brazil engages in new initiatives to enhance grassroots sports education and participation.
Experts discuss the potential of international grassroots sports models for Brazil's development.
President Lula proposes new legislative measures to enhance women's football in Brazil.
Brazil's government forms a working group to develop a National Policy against sports result manipulation.