Itaborai Profute

Itaboraí Profute does not have a stadium of its own. It shares Estádio Louzadão, a ground in the city of Itaboraí that holds 6,000 people, though the space can be expanded to 15,000 for bigger matches. The club plays there because it was founded in the same place. It started on June 4, 2004, as Profute Futebol Clube. The name changed to Itaboraí Profute Futebol Clube between 2010 and 2017, and became permanent in 2020.

Between 2017 and 2019, the team moved to Mesquita. They played under the name Profute Volantes during a partnership with Associação Atlética Volantes. They returned to Itaboraí in 2020. The club has played in Carioca Série C, the third tier of the Rio de Janeiro state championship. They compete there without an official nickname, simply as Itaboraí Profute or Profute.

Their colours are dark blue for the home kit and light blue for the away kit. These were registered with FERJ, the Federação de Futebol do Estado do Rio de Janeiro. They won the 2006 Gonçalense Junior Football Championship. In 2009, they took the Gonçalense Youth Football Championship. They do not have an official website, but they keep an Instagram account and an email contact. There is no fierce rivalry identified in sources. The club has no specific derby.