Ronaldo Nazário has unveiled plans for “Galácticos House,†an exclusive tennis and networking club set to be built in Alphaville, São Paulo, as part of the broader Reserva Beach Club development.
The project is scheduled to open in 2027 and will be located within the 169,000-square-meter Reserva Beach Club, a large-scale sports, leisure, and lifestyle destination developed by BR Soho.
High-End Tennis Complex with Multi-Sport Facilities
Galácticos House is designed as a premium tennis center inspired by international private clubs, featuring:
- 9 tennis courts across different surfaces (hard court, clay, and padel)
- A central stadium with capacity for up to 3,000 spectators
- High-performance training and recovery facilities
- An advanced academy and fitness center
The venue will also integrate technology-driven training systems, including real-time performance analytics, AI-assisted coaching tools, and automated training robots.
Sports, Business, and Lifestyle Hub
Beyond sport, the concept is positioned as a networking and lifestyle space aimed at blending elite athletics with business and social interaction.
According to project partners, the goal is to turn the complex into a “daily-life destination†rather than a traditional sports facility, combining recreation, hospitality, and high-end events.
Part of Ronaldo’s Expanding Investment Portfolio
The initiative marks another step in Ronaldo’s growing involvement in sports business ventures beyond football, with increasing focus on racket sports such as tennis and padel.
Ronaldo stated that the project reflects his ambition to create a unique sports environment in Brazil that integrates modern technology, elite infrastructure, and international-level competition standards.
Large-Scale Development in Alphaville
The broader Reserva Beach Club development is expected to include:
- Artificial wave pool
- Multiple sports courts
- Gastronomy and leisure areas
- Residential and club-style infrastructure
The overall project carries an estimated gross development value of around R$4.2 billion, making it one of the largest lifestyle-sports investments in Brazil’s private sector.