Cruzeiro Esporte Clube

Brazilian professional football club

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2024 Lidson Potsch assumes the presidency of Cruzeiro, marking the most recent leadership transition of the club.
2024 BP Consórcio, Cimed, Supermercados BH, Surf, and Vilma Alimentos became sponsors, along with Faculdade Multivix and Kodilar.
2024 Cruzeiro won the Copa Sudamericana and their 28th Campeonato Mineiro.
April 2024 Ronaldo sells the team's SAF (Sociedade Anônima de Futebol) to businessman Pedro Lourenço for R$ 500 million, three years after acquiring it for R$ 400 million.
2023 Cruzeiro Esporte Clube won the Copa do Brasil Sub-20 youth tournament.
December 20 2023 Nicolás Larcamón, an Argentine coach, starts his coaching period at Cruzeiro, leading the team from December 20th, 2023 to April 8th, 2024.
2022 Cruzeiro won the Campeonato Brasileiro Série B, securing promotion to the top-tier national league.
January 3 2022 Paulo Pezzolano, a Uruguayan coach, begins his tenure at Cruzeiro, leading the team from January 3rd, 2022 to March 19th, 2023.
December 2021 Former footballer Ronaldo announced he would become the owner of Cruzeiro's football department, ending the club's longtime nonprofit status.
January 29 2021 Paraná drew with Cruzeiro 0–0.
January 29 2021 The 2020 season officially concluded, extending unusually due to pandemic-related interruptions.
January 24 2021 Cruzeiro drew with Náutico 0–0.
January 20 2021 Cruzeiro beat Operário-PR 2–1.
January 16 2021 Juventude beat Cruzeiro 1–0.
January 13 2021 Cruzeiro lost to Oeste 0–1.
January 8 2021 Sampaio Corrêa lost to Cruzeiro 0–1.
2020 Adidas returned as the kit manufacturer, with Supermercados BH as a primary sponsor and multiple additional sponsors including Bem Protege, Digimais, and Multimarcas Consórcios.
December 29 2020 Cruzeiro drew with Cuiabá 0–0.
December 22 2020 Ponte Preta beat Cruzeiro 2–1.
December 18 2020 Avaí drew with Cruzeiro 1–1.
December 15 2020 Cruzeiro drew with CSA 1–1.
December 11 2020 Vitória lost to Cruzeiro 0–1.
December 8 2020 CRB drew with Cruzeiro 0–0.
December 5 2020 Cruzeiro beat Brasil de Pelotas 4–1.
December 2 2020 América Mineiro lost to Cruzeiro 1–2.
November 27 2020 Cruzeiro lost to Confiança 1–2.
November 24 2020 Chapecoense lost to Cruzeiro 0–1.
November 20 2020 Cruzeiro drew with Figueirense 1–1.
November 20 2020 Vinícius Popó loaned out from Cruzeiro to Sport for the remainder of the season.
November 20 2020 Midfielder Brazil's Marquinhos Gabriel was released to Vasco da Gama.
November 13 2020 Forward Brazil's Roberson was released to Atlético Goianiense.
November 13 2020 Signed forward Rafael Sóbis from Ceará on a free transfer
November 9 2020 Cruzeiro drew with Guarani 3–3.
November 6 2020 Botafogo-SP lost to Cruzeiro 0–1.
November 6 2020 The transfer and loan records for Cruzeiro Esporte Clube were last updated, documenting player movements for the 2020 season.
November 1 2020 Midfielder Brazil's Maurício was transferred to Internacional for R$ 1.2 million.
November 1 2020 Signed forward William Pottker from Internacional on a free transfer
October 30 2020 Cruzeiro beat Paraná 2–0.
October 29 2020 Signed midfielder Giovanni from Coritiba on a free transfer
October 25 2020 Náutico drew with Cruzeiro 1–1.
October 20 2020 Operário-PR lost to Cruzeiro 0–1.
October 16 2020 Cruzeiro drew with Juventude 0–0.
October 15 2020 Ariel Cabral loaned out from Cruzeiro to Goiás, with the loan lasting until 28 February 2021.
October 11 2020 Oeste drew with Cruzeiro 0–0.
October 8 2020 Cruzeiro lost to Sampaio Corrêa 1–2.
October 5 2020 Forward Brazil's Caio was transferred to Al-Sharjah (United Arab Emirates) for R$ 3.4 million.
October 3 2020 Cuiabá beat Cruzeiro 1–0.
September 30 2020 Cruzeiro beat Ponte Preta 3–0.
September 30 2020 João Lucas loaned out from Cruzeiro to Avaí, with the loan lasting until 31 January 2021.

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