The South American Club Cup is an annual international football club competition organized by the South American Football Association. The South American Club Cup began in 2002, but its predecessor can be traced back to the South American Football Association Cup founded by 1992 and the South Market Cup started by 1998. In 2002, the South American Club Cup was officially founded, but the Brazilian football club did not participate in the competition that year. In 2003, Nissan, a Japanese automobile manufacturer, began to sponsor the event, and Brazil also began to participate.
Previous champion
2002 Sanlorenzo
2003 Scientific Association (Peru)
Boca Juniors (Argentina) in 2004
Boca Juniors 2005 (Argentina)
Pachuca (Mexico) in 2006
2007 Salandi Arsenal (Argentina)
2008 Brazil International (Brazil)
2009 University of Quito (Peru)
20 10 Independent Team (Argentina)