Primavera SP

Ituano play in Itu, a short drive up the road from Indaiatuba, and the two clubs have spent enough of the last century in each other's way that Primavera's oldest nickname comes from the fixture rather than from anything at home: Fantasma da Ituana.

The club itself was assembled out of two Indaiatuba sides that had been going since the 1910s — Indaiatubano and a local Corinthians — which merged on 27 January 1927.

Primavera's history is largely a history of the lower rungs of the São Paulo state championship. The Série A4 title came in 1977, then again in 1995, and a third time in 2018; in between, in 2001, the club won the Segunda Divisão, which in the state's structure sits a level below that.

What changed the trajectory was 2025. Primavera reached the final of the Copa Paulista and lost it 2-0 to XV de Piracicaba, but the run carried the club into the A1 division for 2026.

Home is the Estádio Ítalo Mário Limongi, known around Indaiatuba as the Gigante da Vila Industrial, which holds a little over 8,000.