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·9 juin 2025
Serie A clubs put less faith in foreign managers, hereâs why đđœ

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·9 juin 2025
Sport's decision to hire Daniel Paulista after the failure with Portuguese coaches Pepa and António Oliveira reinforces the decline in the number of foreign coaches among Série A clubs.
Before the ball rolled for the first round of the 2025 BrasileirĂŁo, there were nine coaches from outside Brazil. Or 45% of the total.
The dismissal of AntĂłnio Oliveira and the subsequent officialization of Daniel Paulista made that number drop to five - or 25%.
Palmeiras, Fortaleza, SĂŁo Paulo, Botafogo, and Cruzeiro are the clubs that currently bet on foreigners.
Before LeĂŁo, three other top-tier teams opted for Brazilian coaches after the departure of foreigners.
They were: GrĂȘmio (Mano Menezes replacing Gustavo Quinteros), Corinthians (Dorival JĂșnior after the departure of RamĂłn DĂaz), and Santos (ClĂ©ber Xavier replacing Pedro Caixinha).
đŻ Brazilian Championship had ELEVEN foreign coaches
The record came in the 2023 edition, after Inter officialized Eduardo Coudet on July 20.
Guaranteeing eleven "foreigners". Or 55%.
Bruno Lage (Botafogo) and RamĂłn DĂaz (Vasco) had been confirmed in the same month.
The dominant nationality at that time was Portuguese, with seven coaches.
The list included (in addition to Lage): Abel Ferreira (Palmeiras), Renato Paiva (Bahia), Pedro Caixinha (Red Bull Bragantino), Pepa (Cruzeiro), AntĂłnio Oliveira (CuiabĂĄ), and Armando Evangelista (GoiĂĄs).
Argentina had two more besides Coudet and RamĂłn DĂaz: Vojvoda (Fortaleza), Sampaoli (Flamengo).
đ Find out when each top-tier coach was officialized:
Abel Ferreira (Palmeiras) - 10/30/2020
Juan Pablo Vojvoda (Fortaleza) - 05/10/2021
Rogério Ceni (Bahia) - 09/09/2023
Luis ZubeldĂa (SĂŁo Paulo) - 04/20/2024
Thiago Carpini (VitĂłria) - 05/14/2024
Léo Condé (Cearå) - 06/30/2024
Roger Machado (Internacional) - 07/18/2024
Filipe LuĂs (Flamengo) - 09/30/2024
Fernando Seabra (Red Bull Bragantino) - 10/31/2024
Cuca (Atlético-MG) - 12/29/2024
Leonardo Jardim (Cruzeiro) - 02/04/2025
Renato Paiva (Botafogo) - 02/28/2025
Rafael Guanaes (Mirassol) - 03/13/2025
Renato GaĂșcho (Fluminense) - 04/03/2025
Mano Menezes (GrĂȘmio) - 04/21/2025
Dorival JĂșnior (Corinthians) - 04/28/2025
Cleber Xavier (Santos) - 04/30/2025
Fernando Diniz (Vasco) - 05/09/2025
ClĂĄudio Tencati (Juventude) - 05/13/2025
Daniel Paulista (Sport) - 06/07/2025
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in đ§đ· here.