Fluminense win the race, set to use Navy’s top training centre | OneFootball

Agreement provides for the use of state-of-the-art facilities at CEFAN, in Penha; club won the bid that included Vasco and Botafogo.

Fluminense won the public bid to use the Admiral Adalberto Nunes Physical Education Center (CEFAN), a sports complex of the Navy located in Penha, North Zone of Rio de Janeiro. With the agreement, the entire Women's Football department of the club will operate at the site.

Fluminense's proposal surpassed those of Vasco and Botafogo, who also participated in the bidding process. The tricolor project was considered superior in technical and social criteria.

CEFAN is considered a center of excellence and will offer Fluminense a state-of-the-art structure. The women's teams will have access to two football fields and an exclusive building, which will include a medical department, technical committee room, four locker rooms, laundry, meeting rooms, and a private cafeteria. The athletes will also have access to the Navy's high-performance gym and the Exercise Science Research Laboratory (Laboce).

In return, Fluminense will cover the maintenance costs of the space and support the Navy in social projects, such as the Sports Forces Program (PROFESP), aimed at children in social vulnerability, and the Navy Paralympic Program (PARAPROLIM).

The agreement also stipulates that the uniforms of all categories of Fluminense's women's football will display the brand of the Brazilian Navy. Furthermore, the partnership may be extended in the future to the club's Olympic Sports.

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