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Retro FC Brasil - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Retro FC Brasil
Brazil Campeonato Pernambucano A2 Predictions
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Retro FC Brasil vs Itabaiana 05/18/2025 22:00

Brazil Serie C

Betimate

Correct score

Avg. goals

B.O

Score

BSC

Retro FC Brasil

Itabaiana

1 - 0

2.34

1.45

Last Overall

Played matches Retro FC Brasil

22.09.24

Anapolis FC

2-1

Retro FC Brasil

BSD

2-1

15.09.24

Itabaiana

3-5

Retro FC Brasil

BSD

3-5

08.09.24

Retro FC Brasil

0-1

Itabaiana

BSD

0-1

01.09.24

Brasiliense

3-3

Retro FC Brasil

BSD

3-3

25.08.24

Retro FC Brasil

1-0

Brasiliense

BSD

1-0

17.08.24

Manauara EC

3-4

Retro FC Brasil

BSD

3-4

11.08.24

Retro FC Brasil

2-0

Manauara EC

BSD

2-0

04.08.24

Retro FC Brasil

7-6

America RN

BSD

7-6

27.07.24

America RN

1-1

Retro FC Brasil

BSD

1-1

21.07.24

Retro FC Brasil

2-1

CSE

BSD

2-1

13.07.24

Juazeirense

1-2

Retro FC Brasil

BSD

1-2

08.07.24

Retro FC Brasil

5-0

CS Sergipe

BSD

5-0

03.07.24

Itabaiana

2-1

Retro FC Brasil

BSD

2-1

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Draw

Lost

Overall statistics

Retro FC Brasil

Played games: 13

Goals (Scored/Conceded)

2.62

1.77

Under/Over

1.5

15%

85%

2.5

31%

69%

3.5

62%

38%

Both scored games (Yes/No)

69%

31%

Clean sheets (Yes/No)

23%

77%

Scored a goal (Yes/No)

92%

Fixtures

Date

Match

18.05.25

BSC

Retro FC Brasil – Itabaiana

21.05.25

CDB

Fortaleza – Retro FC Brasil

25.05.25

BSC

Botafogo PB – Retro FC Brasil

31.05.25

BSC

Retro FC Brasil – Guarani

15.06.25

BSC

Anapolis FC – Retro FC Brasil

Brazil Campeonato Pernambucano A2 Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Vitoria das Tabocas	22	9	7	1	1	18 - 7	11
2	Decisao	20	9	6	2	1	19 - 7	12
3	Ipojuca AC	18	9	5	3	1	13 - 5	8
4	ADJG Jaguar	17	9	5	2	2	19 - 6	13
5	Ypiranga PE	12	9	3	3	3	9 - 6	3
6	Cabense	11	9	3	2	4	13 - 11	2
7	Vera Cruz	9	9	2	3	4	8 - 10	-2
8	CE Limoeirense	9	9	2	3	4	9 - 18	-9
9	Ibis SC	6	9	1	3	5	9 - 14	-5
10	CA Pernambucano	0	9	0	0	9	2 - 35	-33

Brazil Campeonato Pernambucano A2 Results

Retro FC Brasil, commonly known as Retro, is a professional football club based in Camaragibe, Pernambuco, Brazil. Founded in 2016, Retro has quickly made a name for itself within Brazilian football, focusing on innovation, youth development, and a modern club structure. Despite its short history, Retro FC has set ambitious goals and has already achieved notable competitive successes in Pernambuco and on the national scene.

The club plays its home games at the Arena Pernambuco, a modern stadium that was one of the venues for the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. The team's colors are blue and gold, reflecting a modern and bright identity, and the club's crest features a stylized phoenix, symbolizing rebirth and ambition.

Though one of the youngest professional clubs in Brazil, Retro boasts a rapidly growing and passionate fanbase. The club’s supporters are called "Fenômeno Azul e Ouro" (The Blue and Gold Phenomenon), known for their enthusiastic displays and social media activity. Retro’s rivalry with traditional teams in Pernambuco, such as Sport Recife, Santa Cruz, and Náutico, is growing, adding excitement to the state league encounters.

Retro is also recognized for its focus on youth academies and a unique club management model, aiming to blend football tradition with business innovation and cutting-edge facilities. Though the club is still young, several talented players have already emerged from Retro’s ranks, and their progressive approach has earned them respect both locally and nationally.

Retro has quickly built its reputation, securing runner-up positions in the Campeonato Pernambucano (2022, 2023) and qualifying for the Copa do Brasil. The club is also moving up in the national Brazilian football pyramid, currently competing in Série D, signifying their ambitions on the bigger stage.

With a burgeoning history, a modern structure, and a bold vision, Retro FC Brasil is an exciting new force in Brazilian football, aiming to change the landscape and become one of the most respected clubs in the country.

Team:	Retro FC Brasil
Full name:	Retro Futebol Clube Brasil
Country:	Brazil
Nickname:	Fênix (Phoenix), Azul e Ouro (Blue and Gold)
Founded:	02/02/2016
Colors:	Blue and Gold
Stadium:	Arena Pernambuco 44,300 capacity
Address:	Estrada da Mumbeca, 400 Camaragibe - PE, CEP 54753-180
Telephone:	+55 (81) 98153-2100
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	https://retrofcbrasil.com.br/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Retro FC Brasil

Founded

Retro Futebol Clube Brasil was founded on February 2, 2016, in the city of Camaragibe, Pernambuco, Brazil. The club was established by entrepreneur Laércio Guerra, who envisioned building a modern football club focused on innovation, high-quality football development, and strong infrastructure. Unlike many traditional Brazilian clubs, Retro was structured from the beginning to operate on contemporary business lines, emphasizing professionalism and youth development as the core of its organizational philosophy.

Even as a young entity, Retro has quickly risen through the ranks of Pernambuco football. The club gained rapid promotion within the state championships and made its debut in Campeonato Pernambucano Série A1 in 2020, immediately challenging the dominance of traditional sides like Sport Recife, Santa Cruz, and Náutico. Retro's project is strongly focused on the long term, with investments in training facilities and social engagement setting a benchmark for other emerging clubs in the region.

Since entering top-flight competition in Pernambuco, the club has reached the state championship finals in 2022 and 2023, finishing as runners-up on both occasions—an impressive feat for such a young organization. Retro has also qualified for national competitions like the Copa do Brasil and Campeonato Brasileiro Série D, signaling its continued upward trajectory in Brazilian football.

Finances and ownership

Retro FC Brasil is owned and managed by entrepreneur Laércio Guerra and his family, whose investment and vision have been crucial to the club’s rapid rise. The club operates under a private company model, ensuring efficient management and sustained financial health. Retro is recognized for its solid financial planning, modern infrastructure, and innovative approach to marketing and fan engagement.

The club’s business-like management is reflected in its top-notch training facilities, a forward-thinking academy setup, and pioneering use of technology in sports science and club administration. Retro's robust financial backing has allowed it to move up the Brazilian football ladder without encountering the financial crises that afflict many older clubs. While it does not enjoy the historical fanbase or revenue streams of traditional powerhouses, Retro compensates with strong sponsorships, youth player sales, and a growing supporter base.

With a model admired across the Brazilian football scene, Retro FC Brasil continues to set standards for fiscal responsibility, innovation, and club development. The club’s ultimate goal is to establish itself as a prominent force nationally, while serving as an example of effective sports management in Brazil.

Popular culture

Despite its recent formation, Retro FC Brasil has rapidly cultivated a unique club culture and growing influence within Pernambuco and Brazilian football. The “Fenômeno Azul e Ouro” supporters group is recognized for its vibrancy and creative displays, especially during critical matches in the Campeonato Pernambucano.

The club heavily promotes inclusion, innovation, and community involvement. Its youth-oriented marketing campaigns and investment in grassroots football set it apart from traditional teams. Because of its modern management, Retro has become a case study and inspiration for new football projects throughout Brazil.

Retro’s kit colors, blue and gold, and the phoenix crest have become iconic symbols for the club’s rebirth and innovation ethos. While the club lacks representation in historical literary or cinematic works, it maintains a strong presence in digital media and is popular among younger football fans, particularly for its visible presence on Instagram and YouTube.

As Retro continues its ascent, the club looks set to leave a lasting cultural legacy within Brazilian football—building on progressive values, vibrant branding, and an energetic new generation of supporters.

Player

Retro FC Brasil is home to a blend of experienced professionals and emerging talents, reflecting its focus on development and competitive football. As one of the project’s core ambitions, the club’s academy has produced a pipeline of promising young players who have gained national attention, both for their technical ability and for the modern football philosophy the club employs.

The current Retro squad counts on players with experience from top Brazilian competitions as well as young prospects. Some of these include forwards Mayco Félix, Gelson, and goalkeeper Jean, who have been instrumental in the club’s recent successes. The club also regularly features players who progress from its academy—a testament to its emphasis on youth development.

Through the years, Retro has become a launchpad for promising young talent, many of whom have attracted interest from larger Brazilian or even international clubs. While Retro is still building its own pantheon of historic players, its progressive recruitment and developmental ethos have made it a team to watch for both fans and scouts throughout the football world.

Famous Players

Although founded only recently, Retro FC Brasil has already attracted a number of notable players who have contributed to its rapid rise:

Mayco Félix: Prolific forward who became the club’s all-time top scorer and played a vital role in Retro’s ascension to the elite of Pernambuco football.
Gelson: Versatile striker and one of the standout names of Retro’s modern era, known for pace and technical ability.
Jean: Veteran goalkeeper with experience in Campeonato Brasileiro Série A and B, providing leadership and consistency at the back for Retro.
Guadalupe: Reliable midfielder who has anchored the team since its early competitive campaigns.
Thalison: Defensive stalwart, equally effective at right-back or in central defense, developed through the Retro academy.

These are among the most influential players in Retro’s short history, and the club’s continuous focus on youth means that new stars are emerging every season.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Mayco Félix	FW	Updating…	Updating…	Updating…
2	Gelson	FW	Updating…	Updating…	Updating…
3	Pedro Costa	MF	Updating…	Updating…	Updating…
4	Guadalupe	MF	Updating…	Updating…	Updating…
5	Pedrão	FW	Updating…	Updating…	Updating…

Typical Squad

Retro FC Brasil typically employs a modern 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, featuring a blend of experienced players and youth products:

Goalkeeper

The starting goalkeeper is usually Jean, valued for his experience, leadership, and shot-stopping skills.

Defender

Defense is marshaled by players like Thalison and Guilherme, who provide stability and distribution from the back.

Midfielder

The midfield engine often revolves around Guadalupe and Pedro Costa, offering balance, passing range, and creativity.

Forward

The attack is spearheaded by Mayco Félix and Gelson, both known for pace and goal-scoring prowess.

The squad highlights Retro’s commitment to combining experienced professionals with academy graduates, ensuring competitive spirit and long-term growth.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season marks another ambitious chapter in Retro FC Brasil’s history as they compete in Campeonato Pernambucano, Copa do Brasil, and the Campeonato Brasileiro Série D. Here is a list of key players and staff for the 2024/25 season:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Jean	Brazil	26/10/1995
Updating	12	Arthur	Brazil	Updating...
Defender
Updating	2	Thalison	Brazil	20/02/1999
Updating	3	Guilherme	Brazil	Updating...
Midfielder
Updating	8	Guadalupe	Brazil	Updating...
Updating	10	Pedro Costa	Brazil	Updating...
Forward
Updating	9	Mayco Félix	Brazil	22/02/1997
Updating	11	Gelson	Brazil	01/05/1993
Manager
Updating		Henrique Dias	Brazil	01/11/1984
Ass. Manager
Updating		Marcelo Souza	Brazil	Updating...

Coach

Retro FC Brasil, a prominent football club based in Pernambuco, Brazil, has developed a reputation for its progressive football philosophy and a focus on youth development. Since its foundation in 2016, the club has made notable strides in Brazilian football, particularly in the Campeonato Pernambucano and Série D. Throughout its young history, Retro FC Brasil has appointed several managers who contributed significantly to the club's progress and growing reputation in the Brazilian football scene. Here are some of the most important and influential coaches in the club’s history:

Laelson Lima: The inaugural coach of Retro FC Brasil, Laelson Lima took charge from the club's formative years and oversaw their initial campaigns in amateur and lower league football, establishing a competitive foundation for future growth.
Dudu Capixaba: Appointed in 2020, Dudu Capixaba guided the club to its first Campeonato Pernambucano final in 2022, marking a major milestone in Retro FC Brasil’s ascent to the top of Pernambuco state football. He became a symbol of the club’s modern ambitions.
Itamar Schülle: Known for his extensive experience in Brazilian football, Itamar Schülle managed Retro FC Brasil in 2023. Under his management, the club maintained its regular appearances at the top of the Campeonato Pernambucano and in Série D.
Nilson Corrêa: A former player and coach with a strong focus on defensive organization, Nilson oversaw key improvements in squad discipline and stability during his tenure, helping to establish Retro as a consistent contender in state competitions.

These managers, among others, have played important roles in developing the club’s culture of competitiveness and professionalism as Retro FC Brasil continues to grow within the Brazilian football pyramid.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
16/11/2023 – Present	Nilson Corrêa	Brazil	26/12/1975
17/12/2022 – 15/11/2023	Itamar Schülle	Brazil	08/04/1967
01/03/2021 – 11/12/2022	Dudu Capixaba	Brazil	07/09/1987
01/07/2020 – 28/02/2021	Roberto de Jesus	Brazil	05/07/1969
09/01/2020 – 30/06/2020	Pedro Manta	Brazil	31/03/1966
01/01/2017 – 31/12/2019	Laelson Lima	Brazil	23/01/1964
2016	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Retro FC Brasil is a Brazilian professional football club based in Recife, Pernambuco. Despite its relatively recent foundation in 2016, the club has established a strong identity through its crest and vibrant colors.

The original crest of Retro FC Brasil features a modern, circular badge dominated by a golden lion’s head facing left, symbolizing strength, courage, and ambition. The lion is set against a blue shield background ringed with gold, representing excellence and prestige. The club's name “RETRO FC BRASIL” frames the crest at the top and bottom, maintaining a clean and contemporary style. Since its inception, the crest design has remained unchanged, reflecting the club’s modern beginnings and its aspiration to build enduring traditions.

The club’s traditional colors are royal blue and gold, which are prominent in their home kits and club branding. Blue signifies loyalty and ambition, while gold stands for victory and prominence. Away and alternate kits have introduced variations incorporating white and, occasionally, lighter shades of blue or gold, but the strong blue-and-gold identity remains central to the club’s image.

Retro FC Brasil's crests and colors have quickly become a recognized symbol within Pernambuco and nationwide, representing the club’s commitment to innovation and excellence in Brazilian football.

Fan Club

Though Retro FC Brasil is a relatively young club, it has swiftly developed a passionate and growing fan base. The most prominent fan club is “Nação Dourada” (“Golden Nation”), renowned for their enthusiastic support and vibrant displays during matches.

Nação Dourada is characterized by colorful choreographies, creative chants, and a family-friendly atmosphere, making matchdays at the stadium lively and inclusive. Members of this fan group are known for their loyalty and optimism, often turning out in large numbers wearing the signature blue and gold apparel. The club has worked closely with supporters to foster a culture of respect, diversity, and community engagement.

As the club continues to rise in popularity, its fan base is expected to expand well beyond Pernambuco, with social media playing a critical role in connecting Retro supporters across Brazil and abroad.

Stadium

Retro FC Brasil currently plays its home matches at Arena Pernambuco, located in São Lourenço da Mata, a suburb of Recife, Brazil. This modern stadium, which was one of the venues for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, boasts a capacity of approximately 44,300 spectators.

Arena Pernambuco was inaugurated in 2013 and features state-of-the-art facilities, excellent spectator amenities, and advanced playing surfaces. The stadium has hosted numerous high-profile domestic and international matches, contributing to its reputation as one of Brazil's premier sporting venues.

While Retro FC Brasil is a main tenant, Arena Pernambuco is occasionally used for concerts and other sporting events. The stadium has undergone periodic maintenance and updates to ensure it remains compliant with modern standards and provides a top-tier fan experience.

Honours and Awards

Retro FC Brasil, although a young institution, has quickly asserted itself in Pernambuco football and aims to leave a mark nationally. Below are the club’s major honours to date:

No	Cups	NOT	Awards	Years
1	Campeonato Pernambucano	1	Winner	2023
2	Copa Pernambuco	3	Winner	2019, 2020, 2022
3	Copa do Brasil	0	-	-
4	Campeonato Brasileiro Series D	0	-	-
5	International cups	0	-	-

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FAQs about Retro FC Brasil

Q: When was Retro FC Brasil founded?

A: Retro FC Brasil was founded in 2016 in Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil.

Q: What are the official colors of Retro FC Brasil?

A: The club’s official colors are royal blue and gold.

Q: What is the meaning behind the club’s lion crest?

A: The lion on the crest represents strength, courage, and ambition, reflecting the club’s modern and competitive spirit.

Q: Where does Retro FC Brasil play its home games?

A: Retro FC Brasil plays its home matches at Arena Pernambuco, which has a capacity of approximately 44,300 spectators.

Q: What are the main achievements of Retro FC Brasil?

A: The club has won the Campeonato Pernambucano (2023) and Copa Pernambuco (2019, 2020, 2022).

Q: Who are Retro FC Brasil's biggest rivals?

A: The principal rivals are traditional Pernambuco clubs, such as Sport Recife, Santa Cruz, and Náutico, especially in state competitions.

Q: What is the largest Retro FC Brasil fan group?

A: The largest fan group is “Nação Dourada”, known for their vibrant match support and positive club atmosphere.

Q: Has Retro FC Brasil ever competed in Brazil’s top flight Serie A?

A: As of 2024, Retro FC Brasil has not yet appeared in the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A.

Q: Who is a notable player that has played for Retro FC Brasil?

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Q: Does Retro FC Brasil have a youth academy?

A: Yes, Retro FC Brasil invests in youth development and operates a youth academy as part of its long-term club strategy.

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