Palmeiras, formally Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras, is a Brazilian football club based in São Paulo. Founded in 1914 as Palestra Italia by Italian immigrants, it adopted its current name in 1942. The club is identified with green and white and is known for its competitive tradition, tactical discipline, and record of success in Brazilian and South American football. Its honours include multiple Campeonato Brasileiro, Copa do Brasil, Campeonato Paulista, and Copa Libertadores titles.

Palmeiras plays at Allianz Parque, a modern, multifunctional stadium in São Paulo that opened in 2014 and accommodates more than 40,000 spectators. The club fields teams across the goalkeeper, defence, midfield, and forward positions, and supports player development through a youth academy focused on technical and physical training. Its activities also include competing in domestic and international tournaments, engaging supporters through its digital presence, and offering official merchandise. Historic players associated with Palmeiras include Ademir da Guia, Marcos, and Dudu. Rivalries with Corinthians and São Paulo are an important part of the club’s identity and regional football culture.