Rio Negro Clube

Rio Negro Clube is one of the most traditional clubs in Amazonas, founded in 1920 in the city of Manaus. One of the main representatives of Amazonian football, the club has accumulated state titles and is a symbol of the sports culture of the North region of Brazil.

History

Founded in 1920, Rio Negro Clube was born on the banks of the world's largest river and became one of the greatest institutions of Amazonian football. Over more than a century of history, the club has won numerous titles in the Amazonas State Championship and revealed talents who pursued careers in other states and abroad. The club competed in several editions of Series C and D of the Brazilian Championship, representing Northern football with dignity on the national stage. Its passionate fans fill Carlos Zamith Stadium in major finals and keep alive the historic rivalry with other clubs in Manaus. Rio Negro brought generations of Amazonas fans to professional football, in a region where the sport is played on grassroots fields near the river and in riverside communities. The club has strong ties with Amazonian cultural traditions. In recent years, the club has invested in youth development categories to discover new talents in the region, seeking to return to prominence in regional and national football.