Inside Palmeiras’ revamped Nubank Parque dressing room after arena facelift | OneFootball

Palmeiras have overhauled the home dressing room at Nubank Parque, expanding the warm-up zone and the wet area, and increasing hydrotherapy baths from two to five. Space for five massage tables was added, plus a staff changing room and a refurbished coaches’ office. According to Globo.com, the work was delivered by the club’s Arena Department.

The enlarged warm-up space sits just off the tunnel, with refreshed wall wraps scaled to the new dimensions.

Beyond it, a corridor leads to the lockers and wet zone with toilets, showers and hot tubs. The wet area now has five baths, up from two, and room for five treatment tables, previously three.

Locker furniture is reworked, with benches and cabinets now fully green. Each safe door carries the crest and every booth has neon green lighting.

Around the stadium, operator WTorre has refreshed branding after the switch to Nubank Parque naming rights. Rails around the pitch, big screens with purple frames, emergency exits and selected seats have been updated, while lounge crockery and cutlery, some fire extinguishers and a manhole cover bore the old identity.

WTorre plans an internal sign above the club and company flags and is seeking approval for an external sign conceived as a customisable LED board facing the pools. The city’s urbanism and licensing department has held technical meetings with Nubank and in April and May 2026 rejected two LED facade applications under the Clean City law, which bans luminous electronic panels on external facades.

Source: Globo.com

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