RB Bragantino U17

The Estádio Municipal Cícero de Souza Marques was never meant to be Red Bull Bragantino's main ground, but when the Nabi Abi Chedid — the arena locals call Nabizão — closed in April 2025 for conversion into a multi-purpose venue, the club shifted its games to the municipal stadium instead. A renovation there lifted capacity to 12,000, and that is now where the academy sides, the U17 team among them, take the pitch in Bragança Paulista.

The club traces back to 8 January 1928, when it was founded in that same city as Clube Atlético Bragantino. It carried that name until January 2020, when Red Bull bought in and the club became Red Bull Bragantino; the black, white and red of the old striped shirt stayed on.

For a youth side, what counts is who gets through to the first team, and the academy has recent names to point to. Gustavo Neves, a midfielder who came up through the base, reached 100 appearances for the senior side in 2026 — the first academy graduate to get there. Vinicinho, a forward, was one of the finds of the 2025 state championship. Cauê Nascimento, a defender, signed his first professional contract in 2026.

The senior team's honours run from the 1990 Campeonato Paulista A1 title to Série B championships in 1989 and 2019, a record built by the same club that first took the field in Bragança Paulista in 1928.