Guarani Futebol Clube, commonly known as Guarani de Campinas or Guarani SP, is a historic Brazilian club from the state of São Paulo, currently competing in the national third division, Série C. The team plays its home matches at the legendary Estádio Brinco de Ouro da Princesa, a stadium steeped in tradition. The club was founded in 1911 and its colors are green, white, and black. The name "Guarani" pays homage to the indigenous people of Brazil. Guarani's early years were marked by regional success within São Paulo state. The club's peak era arrived in 1978 when, led by stars like Careca and Zenon, they achieved the unthinkable by winning the Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, becoming national champions in a stunning campaign. This remains the club's greatest achievement and a proud moment in Brazilian football history. In the modern era, Guarani has faced financial challenges and fluctuated between divisions, but they remain a respected name with a fierce rivalry against local neighbors Ponte Preta. Their current squad blends youth and experience as they battle in Série C with ambitions of climbing back to the higher echelons. The fan base, known as "Bugrinos," is passionate and maintains strong support despite the team's lower-division status. Guarani SP is a club of immense historical significance, forever remembered as a Campeão Brasileiro.