Zico
Brazilian footballer and manager
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| August 2018 | Returned to Kashima Antlers as technical director, 16 years after his previous directorship at the club. |
| August 2018 | Returned to Kashima Antlers as technical director, 16 years after his previous directorship at the club. |
| January 2017 | FC Goa and Zico mutually agreed to end their three-year coaching association, with the decision made amicably considering logistical challenges of the upcoming season. |
| January 2017 | FC Goa and Zico mutually agreed to end their three-year coaching association, with the decision made amicably considering logistical challenges of the upcoming season. |
| 2016 | Concluded management of FC Goa football club |
| 2016 | Inducted into the Japan Football Hall of Fame. |
| 2016 | Inducted into the Japan Football Hall of Fame. |
| 2016 | Concluded management of FC Goa football club |
| 2015 | Led FC Goa to the Indian Super League final, where they narrowly lost 3-2 to Chennaiyin FC, establishing Zico's reputation as a significant figure in Indian football. |
| 2015 | Led FC Goa to the Indian Super League final, where they narrowly lost 3-2 to Chennaiyin FC, establishing Zico's reputation as a significant figure in Indian football. |
| June 10 2015 | Officially announced his candidacy for FIFA presidency following Sepp Blatter's resignation amid corruption allegations surrounding the 2018 and 2022 World Cup host selections. |
| June 10 2015 | Officially announced his candidacy for FIFA presidency following Sepp Blatter's resignation amid corruption allegations surrounding the 2018 and 2022 World Cup host selections. |
| 2014 | Zico was signed as the head coach of FC Goa for their debut season in the Indian Super League, leading the team through their first competitive campaign. |
| 2014 | Concluded management of Al-Gharafa football club |
| 2014 | Concluded management of Al-Gharafa football club |
| 2014 | Zico was signed as the head coach of FC Goa for their debut season in the Indian Super League, leading the team through their first competitive campaign. |
| August 6 2013 | Signed a two-year coaching contract with Al-Gharafa, a football club in Qatar, marking the beginning of his coaching tenure in the Qatari league. |
| August 6 2013 | Signed a two-year coaching contract with Al-Gharafa, a football club in Qatar, marking the beginning of his coaching tenure in the Qatari league. |
| 2012 | Concluded management of the Iraq national football team |
| 2012 | Concluded management of the Iraq national football team |
| November 27 2012 | Resigned as coach of the Iraqi national team after serving just over a year, citing the football association's failure to fulfill contract terms. During his tenure, he achieved ten wins, six draws, and five losses in 21 games. |
| November 27 2012 | Resigned as coach of the Iraqi national team after serving just over a year, citing the football association's failure to fulfill contract terms. During his tenure, he achieved ten wins, six draws, and five losses in 21 games. |
| September 2 2011 | First managed the Iraqi national team in a match against Jordan. |
| September 2 2011 | First managed the Iraqi national team in a match against Jordan. |
| August 28 2011 | Signed a contract with Iraq Football Federation to become the national team coach. |
| August 28 2011 | Signed a contract with Iraq Football Federation to become the national team coach. |
| 2010 | Concluded management of Olympiacos football club |
| 2010 | Inducted into the Brazilian Football Museum Hall of Fame. |
| 2010 | Resigned from Flamengo football director position after only five months due to disagreements with the board. |
| 2010 | Inducted into the Brazilian Football Museum Hall of Fame. |
| 2010 | Concluded management of Olympiacos football club |
| 2010 | Resigned from Flamengo football director position after only five months due to disagreements with the board. |
| May 30 2010 | Announced as the new Flamengo football director on a four-year deal, returning to the team where he won his most significant honors after 25 years. |
| May 30 2010 | Announced as the new Flamengo football director on a four-year deal, returning to the team where he won his most significant honors after 25 years. |
| January 19 2010 | Zico was sacked from Olympiacos following a 0-0 draw against Kavala, despite having an impressive record of twelve wins and four draws in the Greek Superleague. |
| January 19 2010 | Zico was sacked from Olympiacos following a 0-0 draw against Kavala, despite having an impressive record of twelve wins and four draws in the Greek Superleague. |
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