Laranja Mecânica continues to create concrete pathways for the development of its athletes. Jota Rezende and Felipe Bruschi are already in Rotterdam, Netherlands, where they begin an important period of trials and experience in European football.

The opportunity is part of the work developed by the club in connection with Dutch football and gains even more relevance through the partnership between Laranja Mecânica and Feyenoord, one of the most traditional clubs in the Netherlands and internationally recognized for its player development work.

For Jota and Felipe, the experience represents the possibility of learning a new working methodology, competing in a high-level environment, and expanding their development both on and off the pitch.

A bridge between Brazil and the Netherlands

The partnership with Feyenoord reinforces one of the pillars of the Laranja Mecânica project: to offer athletes opportunities that go beyond the borders of Brazilian football.

The exchange of knowledge, methodology, and experiences with Dutch football directly contributes to the evolution of young players and strengthens the development process carried out daily by the club.

The presence of Laranja Mecânica athletes in Rotterdam is also a reflection of this long-term construction.

Another step in the journey

Now, Jota and Felipe begin an important stage of their careers. It will be days of learning, adaptation, intensity, and new experiences in one of the most traditional environments of European football.

For Laranja Mecânica, watching two of its athletes live this opportunity represents more than pride. It is the materialization of a project that seeks to develop, grow, and create real pathways for young talents to reach new markets and new levels in football.

Good luck, Jota and Felipe. The Orange Youth Academy remains with you.