An unprecedented campaign saw Retrô Futebol Clube Brasil add an unprecedented nine trophies to their burgeoning cabinet in 2037. They not only won consecutive Série A titles for the first time, they also added a sixth successive state title, back-to-back Copa Libertadores, a first Recopa Sudamericana, became world champions at the Club World Cup and won three more trophies en route to lifting the Intercontinental Championship.
Wonderkid Factory | Part 12 | Retrô’s First Brazil International
Despite racking up a record points tally in 2035, Retrô Futebol Clube Brasil fell short to Palmeiras in Série A. However, manager Robinho Lazaró was excited for the future as he continued to bring through an array of exciting young talents.
Wonderkid Factory | Part 11 | Record Points Tally Without Reward?
Retrô Futebol Clube Brasil had a solid maiden Série A title defence after a couple of star players displayed a disturbing lack of loyalty. But manager Robinho Lazaró was keen to keep developing a young side for another tilt at glory in 2034.
Wonderkid Factory | Part 10 | A Lack of Loyalty Ahead of Maiden Title Defence
The streets of Camaragibe were awash with blue and yellow ticker tape and Caipirinha as supporters of Retrô Futebol Clube Brasil celebrated their young stars unexpectedly becoming Champions of Brazil. Just 17 years on from the club being founded, they'd risen through the ranks and claimed a maiden Série A title beyond the final day of the 2033 season.
Wonderkid Factory | Part 9 | Battling Affiliate Club Palmeiras
The rise of Retrô Futebol Clube Brasil continued as they recorded yet another club high finish, coming 2nd only to Flamengo in Brazil's top flight in 2032. And, despite what the bookies continued to believe, manager Robinho Lazaró felt his young stars were ready to compete with Brazil's elite.
Wonderkid Factory | Part 8 | Retrô FC Challenge Brazil’s Elite
Little Retrô Futebol Clube Brasil were the talk of the nation as their young stars secured Copa Libertadores by finishing 6th in just their second season in Série A. Last year's success saw Retrô's share of TV revenue rocket to over £23m, which should transform the club's finances over the next 12 months.
Alphabet Challenge | Part 50, Club 24 | Iardino Gets Independiente Firing
Independiente finished second in both of Argentina's league competitions in 2068, in a season that was very much a case of "so close, yet so far." But manager Trebor Mahtal, now 84, chose to remain positive, especially given the high amount of potential at the club.
Alphabet Challenge | Part 49, Club 24 | Joining An Argentinian Giant
After 18 months in Chile, Trebor Mahtal led Colo Colo to a dominant title success in 2067, which left him with 5 more letters to tick off his Alphabet Challenge: D, H, I, K and X. The biggest headaches were K and X, albeit the unlocking of Japan opened up more options for K.
Alphabet Challenge | Part 48, Club 23 | An Uncharacteristic Reliance On Older Players
Three years in Japan ended on a high as Trebor Mahtal led Gamba Osaka to a maiden Asian Champions League Final success. That left the 82-year-old needing to tick off six more letters in his bid to complete his Alphabet Challenge: C, D, H, I, K and X.
Alphabet Challenge | Part 13, Club 4 | Exciting Strikers Deliver For Universitario
Peruvian giants Universitario had been suffering a lean spell of late. But, under the guidance of 50-year-old Zambian manager Trebor Mahtal, fans of the nation's best-supported club were suddenly feeling optimistic again.



