Sports infrastructure developments in Portugal and Brazil

The Águeda Municipality in Portugal has signed a program agreement to invest up to 36,600 euros in the renovation of five tennis courts at the Clube de Ténis de Águeda. The infrastructure, which is approximately 30 years old, requires recovery to improve training and competition conditions for current athletes and youth players.

In Brazil, Esporte Clube Vitória has begun construction to expand its Health and Performance Center. The project includes a new wet area for professional players featuring a heated pool, sauna, cryotherapy baths, and cold water immersion facilities. The expansion aims to integrate recovery processes—including physiotherapy, nutrition, and medicine—to better support athletes during dense competition schedules.