About

Red Bull Bragantino, based in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo, compete in the Série A and have a growing presence in national cup competitions, available as signed football shirts at Walkouts. Founded on 01 January 1928, the club traces its roots to local football in the early 20th century and carries the foundation year 1928 as a core part of its identity.

The club played for decades as Clube Atlético Bragantino before a change in administration led by Red Bull GmbH from 2019 into 2020, when the team’s trading name was updated and the playing colours shifted. That period produced a clear sporting highlight, the club finishing as 2019 Série B champions to return to Brazil’s top flight, and their league form also qualified them for the 2020 Copa do Brasil round of 16 while competing in the Campeonato Paulista Série A1.

For collectors, modern Bragantino shirts split into match-worn items and fanshop-retail variants, with demand for the latter rising alongside signed retail releases. Walkouts lists signed retail shirts and framed pieces that attract attention because of early production runs, player-issue variants and regional fanshop exclusives, and many items are offered with verification such as a COA to document signature provenance.

A notable collector milestone to watch is the club’s centenary year: the Centenary 2028 marker, calculated from the 1928 foundation, frames future anniversary releases and limited-edition prints. Post-1970 commemorative releases, whether for promotion seasons or ownership milestones, tend to be chased for their limited runs and themed artwork tied to local identity and club history.

The most visible kit change under the new administration was the move away from the traditional black and white into a red-led aesthetic, with away and alternate options often rendered in red and white colourways. That shift is now part of the provenance collectors note when linking shirts to decisive cup fixtures, including the club’s run into the 2020 Copa do Brasil round of 16 and key promotion matches from the previous season.

Signed retail Bragantino shirts, including fanshop editions and player-issue variants, are sought after for display and framed presentation, with early-season releases and limited regional runs attracting particular interest. Provenance tied to specific fixtures or seasons, for example the promotion campaign of 2019 and the club’s appearance in the 2020 Copa do Brasil round of 16, is commonly used to contextualise signatures and print runs.

Collectors should note the club’s modern era is defined by names and competitions such as Red Bull Bragantino, Bragança Paulista, the Campeonato Paulista Série A1 and Copa do Brasil, and pieces from the 2019 Série B promotion season and the 2020 Copa do Brasil round of 16 are often referenced when assessing a shirt’s story and display value. Walkouts lists authenticated items alongside clear condition notes and Free worldwide shipping is available on many pieces.

Honours

Red Bull Bragantino have a clear modern landmark in their trophy cabinet with the 2019 Série B title, a campaign that secured promotion to the top tier and set the stage for sustained competition among Brazil’s elite. The rise was immediate and measurable, with a place in the Série A and qualification for the 2020 round of 16 in the Copa do Brasil, underlining the club’s ability to translate momentum into national relevance. In São Paulo’s state pyramid, the team compete at the highest level in the Campeonato Paulista Série A1, regularly testing themselves against major state rivals.

That 2019 triumph also bridged eras, arriving just before the full administrative takeover by Red Bull GmbH in 2020 and the rebrand to RB Bragantino. The combination of a second-division championship and swift consolidation in the top flight reflects a project geared toward competitive stability, player development, and regular participation in Brazil’s most demanding domestic competitions.

Legends & Leadership

Claudinho is recognised by supporters as a recent key player in the early 2020s, emblematic of the technical, front-foot style associated with RB Bragantino after the club’s transition to the top tier.

Artur emerged as a recent key player across the late 2010s and early 2020s, noted for decisive attacking contributions that matched the team’s push to establish itself among Brazil’s leading sides.

Leo Ortiz stands out as a recent key player of the 2020s, providing defensive leadership and consistency during seasons that followed the climb from the second division to regular top-flight competition.

Maurício Barbieri is valued as a manager of the early 2020s, guiding a cohesive squad through the club’s formative years in the rebranded era and helping to translate organisational ambition into stable performances.

Red Bull GmbH is associated with ownership stewardship in the early 2020s, overseeing the rebrand, new identity, and structural support that underpinned the team’s seamless adaptation to top-level competition.

Stadium

Estádio Nabi Abi Chedid is the established home of Red Bull Bragantino in Bragança Paulista, anchoring the club’s identity within the city’s football culture. Known locally simply as Estádio Nabi Abi Chedid, it hosts the club’s commitments in Brazil’s national league and São Paulo’s state championship, providing a familiar setting for high-intensity fixtures throughout the season. Matchdays typically blend an energetic home crowd with visible red-and-white colours that reflect the team’s modern identity, creating a compact and lively atmosphere that suits fast-paced football.

The ground’s character is shaped by its role as a community venue, where families, long-time season-goers and younger fans converge to support the team across both Série A and Campeonato Paulista calendars. Evening games add to the spectacle as noise builds from kick-off, and the venue’s straightforward layout ensures clear sightlines that bring supporters close to the action.

Capacity
12000

FAQ

Q: What is the club's official name and where are they based? A: The official name is Clube Atletico Bragantino, commonly referred to as Red Bull Bragantino. The team is based in Bragança Paulista, in the state of São Paulo, Brazil.

Q: Which competitions does the club play in? A: The first team competes in Brazil's top flight, the Série A, and in the state championship at the highest level, the Campeonato Paulista Série A1.

Q: When did the Red Bull partnership and rebrand take place? A: The partnership began in April 2019 during the Série B season, with Red Bull appearing as a sponsor. In 2020, Red Bull GmbH took over club administration, the name changed to RB Bragantino, and the colours shifted from traditional black and white to red and white.

Q: Do signed items linked to the club come with verification? A: Yes. Items are supplied with a certificate of authenticity or witnessed-signing documentation, with digital verification where applicable. Free worldwide shipping.