Porto Alegre, Brazil – Laghetto Sports Resort has officially opened for reservations the Grêmio and Internacional Resorts, marking a significant stride in Brazilian football’s history.

This development, which is initially based on the Brazilian soccer clubs Gremio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense and Sport Club International, is scheduled to open in December 2027, said Fabiano Veronezi, CEO of Fama Licenciamentos, the firm overseeing the contracts for the project.

Other soccer clubs in Southeast and Northeast Brazil will be involved in the project. The two-resort project will feature 461 apartments.

Online reservations, available since yesterday, offer Grêmio and Internacional supporters a chance to secure their stake in this historic venture. “The high demand signals a sense of urgency and the potential for a rapid sell-out of units,” said Gustavo Kinzel, CEO of Laghetto Sports Resort.

For a more tangible experience, a sales office is now operational in the coastal town of Xangri-Lá, at Las Ramblas. This venue features a detailed and immersive scale model of the resorts, giving visitors an in-depth look at the projects.

Further, in Porto Alegre, sales offices are set to open on January 2, 2024, at Grêmio Arena’s VIP lounge and at Beira-Rio Stadium’s Arthur Dallegrave Event Center.

These spaces will showcase decorated apartments, epitomizing the luxury and comfort of the accommodations, and project models that highlight the grandeur of the undertaking, Veronezi said.

Beyond cultural and sporting impacts, these developments play a crucial role in job creation and bolstering the local economy. “During the construction phase, each resort will generate over 300 direct jobs, with an expectation of employing another 280 individuals post-launch,”

Kinzel emphasizes, underscoring Laghetto Sports Resort’s commitment to sustainable development and social well-being.

The Grêmio and Internacional resorts promise to be more than mere lodgings; they are a celebration of football history and passion, offering luxury and comfort.

“This is a call for fans and investors not to miss this significant project,” said Fabiano Veronezi, CEO of Fama Licensing.