Widely known as "the third team of Milan" due to its capacity to undertake creative social and cultural football projects, following the intervention of a group of American investors in 2023 the club no longer competes in amateurism in Italy; instead, it has entered a phase of international development in the top divisions of untapped countries with the aim to expand its brand across the 5 continents.

In January 2016, in collaboration with the Serbian Roma actress and activist Dijana Pavlovic, Brera started managing the Romani People football team.

Due to a poor beginning of season, in October 2016 Enzo Gambaro resigned and was replaced with former Brera manager Andrea Mazza.

The 2017/2018 season saw some changes on the roster side, as it was mostly composed by young foreign players: the adaption to the league was hard and, despite some outstanding performances, the team eventually got relegated.

The following season, with former Brera legend Marco Nichetti in charge of the team, was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, which suspended the ongoing championship.