Tribuna.com adds Polish and Brazilian Portuguese

Tribuna.com launched Polish and Brazilian Portuguese versions of its sports platform, bringing its language total to 11 and extending match data, predictions and transfer coverage to fans in Brazil and Poland. The rollout is part of a broader expansion wave that the company says will add more languages.

Why it matters: - Tribuna.com is widening access to its football data and news products for fans in two major football markets. - The launch gives users in Brazil and Poland local-language coverage from day one, including live match tools, stats and transfer reporting. - The expansion also shows Tribuna.com is scaling its platform beyond editorial translation and into a multi-language sports product.

What happened: - Tribuna.com launched Polish and Brazilian Portuguese versions of its website on October 16, 2026. - The new language versions are available at tribuna.com/pl/ and tribuna.com/pt-br/. - The launch brings Tribuna.com to 11 languages. - The company positioned Polish and Brazilian Portuguese as the first wave of a new language expansion.

The details: - Both new versions open with Tribuna.com’s football data products. - The launch includes a match center with live scores and line-ups. - Match pages include standings and predictions. - Club, player and tournament pages are live in both languages. - Player statistics and transfers are available from launch. - The homepage in each language showcases matches from top leagues tailored to the user’s location. - The homepage also features standings, top performers and the latest transfers. - Community tools are available immediately, including blogs, posts and threads in Polish and Portuguese. - AI match predictions show win probabilities for each outcome. - Tribuna.com says those predictions are generated from team form, squad statistics and historical results. - The accuracy of those predictions has exceeded 83% in recent months. - Player rankings cover Europe’s top five leagues and use more than 28 performance metrics. - Automated pre-match insights highlight unbeaten runs, scoring streaks, defensive records and other patterns before kickoff. - The platform includes full standings, fixtures and results for 800 football tournaments. - Tribuna.com’s own transfer exclusives are being published in both new languages. - Coverage in Polish and Brazilian Portuguese went live on October 7 with reporting on Marcos Rojo’s move from Racing to Estudiantes. - The new languages follow the launch of Tribuna.com’s Arabic version. - The expansion also follows Tribuna Fantasy, Tribuna.com’s in-house fantasy football game, spreading across the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A. - Tribuna.com’s statistical database covers 800 football tournaments, more than 32,000 teams and 664,000 players. - The platform operates in 30+ markets and draws 14M+ monthly users.

Between the lines: - The rollout suggests Tribuna.com is using its data infrastructure to enter new markets faster than a traditional newsroom-first expansion. - Language launches tied to live products, predictions and transfer exclusives can deepen audience engagement beyond basic translation. - Brazil and Poland were chosen first because of strong football followings in both countries, according to co-founder Dmitriy Navosha. - Navosha said Poland and Brazil are the first two languages in the new wave, and not the last.

What's next: - Tribuna.com plans additional language launches as part of the new expansion wave. - The company is likely to extend the same product stack, including match data, predictions and transfer coverage, into future language markets. - Tribuna.com said its broader platform growth will continue from the new language launches outward.

The bottom line: - Tribuna.com is betting that its data-heavy football platform can scale internationally by adding languages without rebuilding the product from scratch.