Camboriú Football Club

Catarinense club founded in 2003, one of the representatives of the city of Camboriú in state football. Plays its home matches at Roberto Santos Garcia Stadium, the Robertão, and is experiencing the best phase of its history since the early 2020s.

History

The club was born on April 11, 2003 with the name Sociedade Desportiva Camboriuense, bearing the green, orange and white colors associated with the city of Camboriú. It began activities in a semi-professional capacity and spent its first years competing in the lower divisions of Catarinense football, until adopting its current name, Camboriú Football Club, on April 24, 2009. The first titles followed: champion of Series C (Third Division) of the Catarinense in 2006 and champion of the Special Division (Series B) in 2011, a result that guaranteed access to the elite of Catarinense football starting in 2012. The club plays its home matches at Roberto Santos Garcia Stadium, the Robertão, expanded in December 2011 to accommodate approximately 3,000 supporters. The historic peak came in 2022, when Camboriú eliminated Figueirense 2-0 and qualified, for the first time, for the final of the Campeonato Catarinense, finishing as runner-up of Series A and securing an unprecedented place in the Copa do Brasil 2023. After oscillating between divisions, the club became runner-up again, this time of Series B, in 2025, establishing itself as one of the protagonists of the new era of football on the Santa Catarina coast.