In 2024, Fluminense will be defending its title in the Copa Conmebol Libertadores. No tricolor fan will forget the day of November 4, 2023, when Germán Cano and John Kennedy secured the victory against Boca Juniors (ARG) with a score of 2-1.
In view of this, it is worth examining the first and last years of Brazilian clubs’ participation in the main competition of the South American continent. It is worth noting that Fluminense was one of the first to represent the country in this competition. Check out the list below:
-Fluminense: 1971 – 2024;-Grêmio: 1982 – 2024;-Palmeiras: 1961 – 2024;-São Paulo: 1972 – 2024;-Cruzeiro: 1967 – 2019;-Flamengo: 1981 – 2024;-Santos: 1962 – 2021;-Corinthians: 1977 – 2023;-Internacional: 1976 – 2023;-Atlético-MG: 1972 – 2024;-Vasco: 1975 – 2018;-Athletico-PR: 2000 – 2023;-Botafogo: 1963 – 2024;-São Caetano: 2001 – 2024;-Guarani: 1979 – 1988;-Bahia: 1960 – 2089;-Sport: 1988 – 2009;-Coritiba: 1986 – 2004;-Chapecoense: 2017 – 2018;-Goiás: 2006 – 2006;-Paysandu: 2003 – 2003;-Criciúma: 1992 – 1992;-Paraná: 2007 – 2007;-Santo André: 2005 – 2005;-Juventude: 2000 – 2000;-Náutico: 1968 – 1968;-Paulista: 2006 – 2006;-Bangu: 1986 – 1986;