Santos Futebol Clube launched its new training center, CT Rei Pelé, on Monday, 9, dedicated to the club's youth and women's teams. The training center was renovated after an initiative by Léo Bastos, a club idol, and Neymar's father, who raised funds for the project with partners from his company, NR Sports. The investment is around R$ 10 million. Walking through the facility, it's possible to see the modernization of the infrastructure, with two floors, six dressing rooms, an auditorium, rooms for technical committees, medical department, physiotherapy, physiology, storage, laundry, locker rooms, and administrative sector. Marcelo Teixeira, the club's president, highlighted the importance of the training center renovation, which should improve the use of spaces and allow teams to play without having to wait for another team to leave the dressing room. So, the new center should be an important step for the development of the club's youth and women's teams. The renovated training center uses unique technology in the state of São Paulo, built in modules, and should be an example for other clubs. Additionally, the club announced the construction of a new center in Praia Grande, which should be an important investment for the region. But what really draws attention is the tribute to Léo Bastos, who had his name given to the new building, and the participation of Neymar's father in raising funds for the project. The future of Santos Futebol Clube looks promising, with investments like this, which should improve the infrastructure and allow the club to be a protagonist in Brazilian football. And, with the new structure, the club should be able to develop its activities more efficiently, with more comfort and beauty. President Marcelo Teixeira highlighted that the club has always had a leading role in the process and that now it's back. The renovated training center is an example of this, with its modernization and unique technology.