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Finta

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For the Romanian commune, see Finta, Dâmboviţa.
Finta
Company typePublic
IndustrySports equipment
Founded1987; 37 years ago (1987)
HeadquartersSão Paulo, Brazil
Area served
Brazil
Key people
Fatima de Castro
(Owner)
ProductsFootball boots, balls, goalkeeper gloves, accessories
Increase US$ 10–50 million[1]
Websitefinta.com.br

Finta is a Brazilian sports equipment manufacturing company based in São Paulo. The company produces football equipment, including boots, balls, goalkeeper gloves, and accessories (shin guards, bags)

In recent years, Finta also manufactured equipment for volleyball and basketball, including clothing.

History

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The Finta is a genuinely Brazilian sports brand that since its founding in 1987 has provided uniforms and sports equipment to large clubs. In this short period, as a supplier, the Finta participated in the conquest of three Brazilian first division titles (Vasco/89, and Corinthians/90 Botafogo/95). Also won the league several times access to the first division of Brazilian football (Juventude champion and vice-campeão/94 Goiás, Botafogo R. Black Vice campeão/98 and Santa Cruz deputy campeão/99, Paraná Clube - Champion JH Cup 2000, Paysandu - champion in 2001, Botafogo Rio - runner-up 2003, Santa Cruz - runner-up 2005). Got two titles Brazilian third division (New Horizontino/94 and Remo/05), two World Cups in Brazil 93/94 Super Cups, and two South American 91/93 (Cruzeiro of Belo Horizonte). Paysandu The North won the FIFA World Cup 2002 and Champions in 2002, gaining the right to participate in the Libertadores 2003. There are 42 state championships (Corinthians, Cruzeiro, Sport Recife, Paysandu, Goias, Vasco, MG America, Nautical, Ceará, Vila Nova, Santa Cruz, two tricampeonatos with Vasco and Goiás, two international tournaments (Tereza Herrera/89 with Vasco and Ramon de Carranza/96 with Botafogo in Rio), and five other titles with the men's basketball team from France and women's volleyball Ribeirao Preto (São Paulo / Brazil / South America), totaling 60 titles won by clubs (football, volleyball, and basketball) uniform with our brand (42estaduais, 13 national and 5 international).[2]

Finta has over four thousand customers throughout Brazil. Finta's products are exported to Europe, Central America, South America, the Caribbean and Japan.[3]

Sponsorships

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The following list that are sponsored by Finta:

Association football

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Associations

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Clubs teams

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Past sponsorships

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Association football

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National teams

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Club teams

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Basketball (clubs)

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Volleyball (clubs)

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References

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  1. ^ Finta – sell123.org
  2. ^ Juliano, Finta (2010-10-23). "Finta". brandsoftheworld.com. Archived from the original on 10 April 2013. Retrieved 3 September 2013.
  3. ^ Juliano, Finta (2010-10-23). "Finta". brandsoftheworld.com. Archived from the original on 10 April 2013. Retrieved 3 September 2013.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i Finta: história da marca esportiva famosa nos anos 90 on Mantos do Futebol, 17 Oct 2019
  5. ^ Lançamento do novo material esportivo será nesta quinta-feira on O Município, 14 Apr 2022
  6. ^ Finta Lança Novas Camisas do Sampaio Corrêa para 2023-2024 on onefootbal.com, 15 April 2023
  7. ^ Finta Vestira Tuna Luso Brasileira em 2023 on onefootbal.com, 31 Dec 2022
  8. ^ Araxá Finta 2013 on Mantos do Futebol, 21 Dec 2012
  9. ^ Ponte Preta deve aprovar contrato de bancos on Folha de S.Paulo, 18 Nov 1998
  10. ^ Thespakusatsu Gunma Finta 2015 Kits on Todo sobre Camisetas, 23 Apr 2015
  11. ^ Sangju Sangmu Lupo Finta 2017 Kits, 23 Feb 2017
  12. ^ Finta fecha com Minas Tenis Clube, 15 Jan 2008
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