Araxá Esporte Clube is born
Founded to represent Araxá in Minas Gerais football, the club adopted black and white as its colors and began a path marked by identity and passion.
Our history
Black-and-white tradition, Araxá passion.
Araxá Esporte Clube was born to represent an entire city. Known as Ganso, the club carries the strength of black and white, the memory of Fausto Alvim and the pride of passionate supporters.
Ganso
The countryside's most beloved black-and-white club
Founded in 1958, Araxá Esporte Clube built its path as one of Alto Paranaíba's most traditional football representatives. Its black and white colors became a symbol of identity, belonging and pride for generations of supporters.
Over the decades, Ganso had major campaigns, won state titles, hosted memorable matches at Fausto Alvim Municipal Stadium and kept alive the bond between club, city and stands.
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Timeline
Moments that marked Ganso.
First major achievement
Ganso won one of the most important titles in its history and began to consolidate its strength in the state scene.
A victorious comeback
The club lifted a trophy again and reaffirmed its competitive tradition in Minas Gerais football.
Promotion to the elite
With a remarkable campaign, Araxá won Módulo II and secured a place in the 2013 Minas Gerais First Division.
A new era
With institutional and sporting comeback underway, the club begins a new cycle focused on rebuilding, professionalization and reconnecting with its supporters.
Gallery
Photos from the old days.
Images that preserve the black-and-white memory, the supporters, the characters and the chapters that helped build Araxá Esporte Clube's history.
Achievements
Titles from the black-and-white journey.
New chapter
The past inspires. The future starts now.
Araxá Esporte Clube's history continues to be written with work, organization and passion. Ganso is back to honor its shirt, its city and its supporters.
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