Parana (football club)

Parana
Parana
Nicknames	Tricolor da Vila Capanema ( Tricolor with Vila Capanema )
Based	1989
Stadium	Vila Kapanema , ; Pinheiran , ; Vila Olympico , Curitiba , Brazil .
Capacity	20,083 (Vila Kapanema), ; 35,000 (Pinheiran) ; 18,500 (Vila Olympic)
The president	Leonardo Oliveira
Main coach	Mateus Costa
Rating	KBF 26
Site
Competition	A series
2018	20th (departure to Series B )
Main; the form	Guest; the form

This club should not be confused with the team of the same name that existed from 1910 to 1926 in the same city.

"Paraná" ( port. Paraná Clube ) - Brazilian football club from the city of Curitiba , Paraná . The club ranks third in the state of Parana (after Coritiba and Atletico Paranaense ) in terms of the number of league titles, and, according to two research institutes ( Ibope and Datafolha ), the third largest club in their state ^[1] .

History

Team predecessors

In 1914, two teams were founded in Curitiba - Savoy and Britain.
In 1921, the club Palestra Italy (Curitiba) was formed.
In 1930, the Atletico Club "Ferrovario" ("Railway" Athletic Club) was formed.

Britain for 13 years (from 1915 to 1928 ) won seven state championships.
"Palestra Italy" won three state championships (1924, 1926, 1932)
Club Atlético Ferrovario from 1930 to 1967 won eight state championships.
1971 - “Britain”, “Palestra Italy” and “Ferroviario” merged into FC “ Colorado ”
Colorado won the state championship in 1980 .

Savoy ( Savoy Agua Verdi , or simply Agua Verdi ) won the 1967 state championship.
1971 - Agua Verdi changed its name to Pineiros Sports Club.
Pineiros won two more state championships - in 1984 and 1987 .

In 1989, Pinheiros and Colorado united in a single team - Parana. In total, all the combined clubs have won 21 state championships. This explains the large number of fans of the club and its further successes ^[2] .

Parana Club

Already as a single club, Parana won seven state championships in a decade and a half, and also entered Serie A of the Brazilian championship, where it also continued to show stable results. In 2006 , having taken 5th place in the championship, Parana received a ticket to the Libertadores Cup .

Symbols

Form

The main form of the team: T-shirts red-blue (the right half of one color, the left half of the other), white underpants and leggings.
Spare form: white T-shirts and leggings, dark blue underpants.

Achievements

Champion of the State of Parana (7): 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2006
Brazil Champion in Series B (2): 1992 , 2000
Champion of the state of Parana - the club’s predecessors won 21 league titles.

Celebrities

Famous Players

Fred nelson
Regis
Marcos
Flavio
Aceu
Adoilson
Elsio
Lucas Pierre
Lucio Flavio
Ricardinho
Saulo
Maurilio
Renaldo
Ruhaldinho

Famous Trainers

Notes

↑ Time de preferência dos brasileiros / grau de interesse por futebol Archived on January 14, 2012.
↑ Oleg Abarnikov. We unravel the story of Parana (Russian) (December 15, 2017). Date of treatment December 15, 2017.

Links

Club official website (port.)

[1] Time de preferência dos brasileiros / grau de interesse por futebol Archived on January 14, 2012.

[2] Oleg Abarnikov. We unravel the story of Parana (Russian) (December 15, 2017). Date of treatment December 15, 2017.