We are Terra FC
78%
Of the Brazilian soccer clubs in Series A, B, and C, many are located in areas at high risk of flooding, extreme heat, wildfires, or droughts over the next 25 years
The game is already changing. The question is: how will we adapt to this?
Our goals
WHO HAS PLAYED FOR TERRA FC
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About Us
Terra FC was born from a simple idea: to use soccer, the nation’s great passion, to talk about climate change with people who don’t usually engage in that conversation. Not as a distant warning, but as something that is already impacting our daily lives and the game itself.
Increasingly intense heat, floods that engulf entire cities, stadiums affected, schedules disrupted. Soccer is already feeling the effects of the climate crisis, yet we still talk very little about it.
We are a campaign that turns sports into a bridge. We use soccer’s cultural power—its language, its passion, its ability to mobilize—to broaden the conversation and invite fans, athletes, clubs, federations, and brands to be part of the solution.
Protecting the game we love means ensuring it continues to exist in the stands, on the fields, and for future generations.
Increasingly intense heat, floods that engulf entire cities, stadiums affected, schedules disrupted. Soccer is already feeling the effects of the climate crisis, yet we still talk very little about it.
We are a campaign that turns sports into a bridge. We use soccer’s cultural power—its language, its passion, its ability to mobilize—to broaden the conversation and invite fans, athletes, clubs, federations, and brands to be part of the solution.
Protecting the game we love means ensuring it continues to exist in the stands, on the fields, and for future generations.
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PLAY WITH TERRA FC
Soccer is bigger than any rivalry. From the local field to the big stadiums, protecting the game starts with taking care of the places where it’s played. Because, at the end of the day, no planet, no soccer.
What about you? Do you want to play for the future of soccer? Take the field with us!
Our great team
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Climate Break
The Climate Break is a first-of-its-kind initiative in Brazilian soccer, created by Terra FC in partnership with the Pará Soccer Federation and implemented during the 2026 Parazão tournament. The initiative transforms the traditional water break for athletes into a moment to raise awareness about the impacts of climate change on the game itself.
Extreme heat, heavy rains, and increasingly frequent weather events are already part of soccer’s routine. They affect athletes’ performance, match logistics, stadium infrastructure, and also the fan experience, both inside and outside the stands.
By taking to the field with videos, banners, and activities about climate change and what we can do, the Climate Parade brings the debate onto and off the field as well, with radio and TV broadcasts sharing and explaining the initiative.
Extreme heat, heavy rains, and increasingly frequent weather events are already part of soccer’s routine. They affect athletes’ performance, match logistics, stadium infrastructure, and also the fan experience, both inside and outside the stands.
By taking to the field with videos, banners, and activities about climate change and what we can do, the Climate Parade brings the debate onto and off the field as well, with radio and TV broadcasts sharing and explaining the initiative.
Manifest
We are united by a common goal: to protect the game we love.
Our fields are increasingly vulnerable to flooding. Athletes are already facing extreme heat. The future of soccer is at risk.
That is why, at COP30 in Belém, we are calling on leaders from around the world to take the field for the planet. This is the most decisive match of our generation: if we win, the game goes on.
Read the full manifest
Would you like to add your name and sign the Football for the Planet Manifesto? Send an email to laura.moraes@terrafc.com
THE GAME IN NUMBERS
Brazilian soccer is already feeling the effects of stadiums damaged by flooding, postponed games, and extreme heat. That’s why Terra FC commissioned a report to quantify what many have already observed in practice: the climate is changing the game—both on and off the field.
78%
(47 out of 60) Brazilian soccer clubs in Series A, B, and C are located in municipalities at high risk of severe weather events over the next 25 years
67%
(40 out of 60 clubs) have critical vulnerability to flooding at their main stadiums
R$ 2,91 b
is the estimated total cost of infrastructure repairs, logistics, and lost revenue over the next 25 years
R$ 68,8 b
in market value loss for the 60 teams in Series A, B, and C over 25 years
55%
Brazilian soccer clubs in Series A, B, and C are at risk of losing more than 10% of their market value
40%
Series C clubs are at risk of losing more than 50% of their market value over the next 25 years
Contact Us
Want to join Terra FC and play for Terra? Get in touch with us:
Laura Moraes
Gabriela Berrogain
Terra F.C. is a member of the UN initiative “Football for the Global Goals” (FFTG)