Alexandre Gallo




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Alexandre Gallo


ilustracja
Data i miejsce urodzenia
29 maja 1967
Brazylia
Pozycja
pomocnik
Kariera seniorska












































Lata
 Klub
 Wyst.
 Gole
1986–1991
Botafogo
1991
Vitória
1992–1996
Santos FC
1996
Portuguesa
1997
Guarani FC
1997–1998
São Paulo FC
1999
Botafogo
1999–2000
Atlético Mineiro
2001
Corinthians Paulista

Kariera trenerska














































































Lata
 Klub
2004
Villa Nova AC
2005
Portuguesa
2005
Santos FC
2006
FC Tokyo
2007
Sport Recife
2007
SC Internacional
2007–2008
Figueirense
2008
Atlético Mineiro
2009
EC Bahia
2009
Santo André
2010
Náutico
2010–2011
Al-Ain
2011
Avaí FC
2012–2013
Náutico
2015–2016
Al-Qadsiah
2016
Ponte Preta
2016
Náutico
2017
Vitória


Alexandre Gallo (ur. 29 maja 1967) – brazylijski piłkarz występujący na pozycji pomocnika.



Kariera piłkarska |


Od 1986 do 2001 roku występował w klubach Botafogo, Vitória, Santos FC, Portuguesa, Guarani FC, São Paulo FC, Botafogo, Atlético Mineiro i Corinthians Paulista.



Kariera trenerska |


Po zakończeniu piłkarskiej kariery pracował jako trener w Villa Nova AC, Portuguesa,
Santos FC, FC Tokyo, Sport Recife, SC Internacional, Figueirense, Atlético Mineiro, EC Bahia, Santo André, Náutico, Al-Ain, Avaí FC, Náutico, Al-Qadsiah, Ponte Preta i Vitória.



Bibliografia |


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Trenerzy zdobywców Recopa Sudamericana
1989–1998


  • 1989: Núñez


  • 1990: Aimar


  • 1991: Cubilla


  • 1992: Jozić


  • 1993: Telê Santana


  • 1994: Telê Santana


  • 1995: Brindisi


  • 1996: Scolari


  • 1997: Piazza


  • 1998: Culpi
od 2003


  • 2003: Cubilla


  • 2004: Ternero


  • 2005: Basile


  • 2006: Basile


  • 2007: Gallo


  • 2008: Ischia


  • 2009: Fossati


  • 2010: Bauza


  • 2011: Dorival Jr.


  • 2012: Muricy


  • 2013: Tite


  • 2014: Culpi


  • 2015: Gallardo


  • 2016: Gallardo


  • 2017: Rueda






p • d • e

Trenerzy Santos FC



  • Caldeira (1913–15)


  • Bertone (1916–19)


  • Platero (1920)


  • Caldeira (1921–32)


  • Loureiro (1933)


  • Bororó (1933)


  • Mazullo (1934)


  • di Domenico (1934–35)


  • Bilu (1935–37)


  • Camarão (1937)


  • Costa (1938)


  • Camarão (1938–39)


  • Goldenberg (1939–40)


  • Letona (1940–41)


  • Rato (1942)


  • Pimenta (1943)


  • Erbisti (1943–44)


  • Bilu (1945)


  • Picabéa (1946–47)


  • Brandão (1948–50)


  • di Domenico (1950)

  • Artigas (1950)


  • Luiz Comitante (1950)


  • Niginho (1950–51)


  • Antoninho (1951)

  • Artigas (1951)


  • Luiz Comitante (1951)


  • A. Moreira (1951–52)


  • Lula (1952)

  • Artigas (1952–53)


  • Antoninho (1953)


  • Otina (1954)


  • Lula (1954–66)


  • Antoninho (1967–71)


  • Mauro Ramos (1971–72)


  • Jair (1972)


  • Pepe (1972–74)


  • Tim (1974–75)


  • Pepe (1975)


  • Olavo (1975–76)


  • Alfredo Sampaio (1976)


  • Zé Duarte (1976)


  • Urubatão (1977)


  • Otto Glória (1977)


  • Ramos Delgado (1977–78)


  • Mengálvio (1978[A])


  • Formiga (1978–79)


  • Hilton Chaves (1979)


  • Pepe (1979–80)


  • Sergio Clerici (1981)


  • Coutinho (1981)


  • Daltro Menezes (1981)


  • Clodoaldo (1982)


  • Paulo Emílio (1982)


  • Cilinho (1982)


  • Formiga (1982–84)


  • Del Vecchio (1984)


  • Castilho (1984–86)


  • Júlio Espinosa (1986)


  • Formiga (1986–87)


  • Candinho (1987)


  • Geninho (1987–88)


  • Gainete (1988)


  • Marinho Peres (1988–89)


  • Nicanor (1989)


  • Pepe (1989–90)


  • Cabralzinho (1991)


  • Ramiro (1991)


  • Minelli (1992)


  • Geninho (1992)


  • Evaristo de Macedo (1993)


  • Antônio Lopes (1993)


  • Pepe (1993–94)


  • Serginho (1994)


  • Joãozinho (1994–95)


  • Coutinho (1995)


  • Cabralzinho (1995)


  • Candinho (1996)


  • Orlando Amarelo (1996)


  • José Teixeira (1996)


  • Luxemburgo (1997)


  • Leão (1998–99)


  • Autuori (1999)


  • Carlos Alberto Silva (2000)


  • Giba (2000)


  • Parreira (2000)


  • Geninho (2001)


  • Serginho (2001)


  • Cabralzinho (2001)


  • Roth (2002)


  • Leão (2002–04)


  • M. Fernandes[A] (2004)


  • Luxemburgo (2004)


  • O. Oliveira (2005)


  • Gallo (2005)


  • Nelsinho (2005)


  • Serginho[A] (2005)


  • Luxemburgo (2006–07)


  • Leão (2008)


  • Cuca (2008)


  • Márcio Fernandes (2008–09)


  • Mancini (2009)


  • Serginho[A] (2009)


  • Luxemburgo (2009)


  • Dorival Jr. (2010)


  • Martelotte[A] (2010)


  • Adílson (2011)


  • Martelotte[A] (2011)


  • Muricy (2011–13)


  • C. Oliveira[A] (2013)


  • O. Oliveira (2014)


  • E. Moreira (2014–15)


  • M. Fernandes (2015)


  • Dorival Jr. (od 2015)





  1. ↑ abcdefg tymczasowo







p • d • e

Trenerzy F.C. Tokyo



  • Ōkuma (1999–01)


  • Hara (2002–05)


  • Gallo (2006)


  • Kuramata (2006)


  • Hara (2007)


  • Jofuku (2008–10)


  • Ōkuma (2010–11)


  • Popović (2012–13)


  • Ficcadenti (2014–15)


  • Jofuku (2016)


  • Shinoda (2016–17)


  • Amma (od 2017)







p • d • e

Trenerzy SC Internacional



  • Poppe Leão (1909)


  • C. Kluwe (1910–15)


  • Carvalho (1910–15)


  • R. Kluwe (1916)


  • Alves (1917)


  • Cunha (1918)


  • C. Kluwe (1919–21)


  • Godolfim (1922)


  • Araújo (1923)


  • De Lorenzi (1923)


  • Pacheco (1924)


  • R. Kluwe (1925)


  • Sales (1926)


  • Arreguy (1926)


  • Mendonça (1927)


  • Correa Lima (1928)


  • Travassos (1929)


  • Ryff (1929)


  • Genta (1930)


  • De Lorenzi (1931)


  • Genta (1932)


  • Ryff (1933–34)


  • de Abreu (1934–35)


  • Parrot (1935)


  • Souto Mayor (1936)


  • Travassos Souto (1936)


  • Souza Neto (1937)


  • Fernandes Bouças (1937)


  • Goldenberg (1937)


  • Fernandes Bouças (1938)


  • Torriani (1939)


  • Azevedo e Sousa (1940)


  • Simões (1940)


  • Bocorni (1941)


  • Diez (1942)


  • de Abreu (1942)


  • Cavedini (1942)


  • da Silva (1943)


  • Bocorni (1943)


  • Cavedini (1944)


  • Britto (1945)


  • Letona (1946)


  • Volante (1946–48)


  • Magno (1949)


  • Cavedini (1949)


  • Alfeu (1949–50)


  • González (1950)


  • Teté (1951–57)


  • Leal (1957)


  • Francisco (1958)


  • Engelke (1958)


  • Rodrigues (1959)


  • Pirillo (1959)


  • Teté (1960)


  • Noronha (1960)


  • J. C. Cunha (1960–61)


  • Torres (1961)


  • Froner (1962)


  • Figueiró (1962)


  • Noronha (1963)


  • J. C. Cunha (1963)


  • Brunelli (1963)


  • Mendes Ribeiro (1963)


  • J. C. Cunha (1963)


  • Torres (1964)


  • Reis (1965)


  • Larry (1965)


  • Almeida (1966)


  • Magno (1966)


  • Mendes Ribeiro (1966)


  • Torres (1967)


  • Figueiró (1967)


  • Foguinho (1968)


  • Menezes (1968–71)


  • Sani (1971–74)


  • Minelli (1974–76)


  • Castilho (1977)


  • Gainete (1977–78)


  • C. Duarte (1978–79)


  • Zé Duarte (1979)


  • Andrade (1979–80)


  • Juliato (1981)


  • C. Duarte (1981)


  • Guedes (1982–83)


  • Sani (1983–84)


  • Gonçalves (1984–85)


  • Cavalheiro (1986–87)


  • Andrade (1987)


  • Gainete (1988)


  • Chiquinho (1988)


  • Braga (1988–89)


  • Carpegiani (1989)


  • C. Duarte (1989)


  • Bráulio (1989)


  • Carbone (1989)


  • Guedes (1990)


  • Culpi (1990)


  • Espinosa (1990)


  • Bianchini (1990)


  • Andrade (1990–91)


  • Braga (1991)


  • C. Duarte (1991)


  • Lopes (1992)


  • Andrade (1993)


  • Falcão (1993)


  • Cardoso (1994)


  • C. Duarte (1994–95)


  • Braga (1995)


  • Rocha (1996)


  • Baptista (1996)


  • Figueroa (1996)


  • Roth (1997–98)


  • Cassiá (1998)


  • Gonçalves (1998)


  • Autuori (1999)


  • Louruz (1999)


  • Leão (1999)


  • Zé Mario (2000–01)


  • C. Duarte (2001)


  • Parreira (2001)


  • Wortmann (2002)


  • Ferreira (2002)


  • Roth (2002)


  • C. Duarte (2002)


  • Ramalho (2003)


  • Sandri (2004)


  • Santana (2004)


  • Ramalho (2004–05)


  • Braga (2006–07)


  • Gallo (2007)


  • Braga (2007–08)


  • Ferreira (2008)


  • Tite (2008–09)


  • Mário Sérgio (2009)


  • Fossati (2010)


  • Roth (2010–11)


  • Falcão (2011)


  • Loss (2011)


  • Dorival Jr. (2011–12)


  • Fernandão (2012)


  • Loss (2012)


  • Dunga (2013)


  • Clemer (2013)


  • Braga (2014)


  • Aguirre (2014)


  • Argel (od 2015)








p • d • e

Trenerzy Atlético Mineiro



  • Fleitas (1967–68)


  • Yustrich (1968–69)


  • Telê Santana (1970–72)


  • Paulo Benigno (1973)


  • Telê Santana (1973–75)


  • Mussula (1975–76)


  • Barbatana (1976–78)


  • Mussula (1978)


  • Vieira (1978)


  • Procópio (1979–81)


  • Pepe (1981)


  • Carlos Alberto Silva (1981–82)


  • Barbatana (1982)


  • Almeida (1983)


  • Mussula (1983)


  • Minelli (1984)


  • Procópio (1984–85)


  • Vicente Lage (1985)


  • Oliveira (1985)


  • Ilton Chaves (1986)


  • Palhinha (1987)


  • Telê Santana (1987–88)


  • Vantuir (1988<[A])


  • Almeida (1988)


  • Jair Pereira (1989)


  • Rui Guimarães (1990)


  • Arthur Bernardes (1990)


  • Jair Pereira (1991–92)


  • Vantuir (1992[A])


  • Procópio (1992)


  • Nelinho (1993)


  • Vantuir (1993–94)


  • Espinosa (1994)


  • Culpi (1994–95)


  • Gaúcho (1995)


  • Procópio (1995–96)


  • Eduardo Amorim (1996–97)


  • Leão (1997)


  • Carlos Alberto Silva (1998)


  • Vantuir (1998)


  • Carlos Alberto Torres (1998)


  • Cerezo (1999)


  • Pereyra (1999)


  • Humberto Ramos (1999–00)


  • João Francisco (2000[A])


  • Márcio Araújo (2000)


  • Parreira (2000)


  • Nedo Xavier (2000)


  • Braga (2001)


  • Zé Maria (2001[A])


  • Culpi (2001–02)


  • M. Oliveira (2002[A])


  • Geninho (2002)


  • Roth (2003)


  • M. Oliveira (2003)


  • Procópio (2003)


  • Bonamigo (2004)


  • Picerni (2004)


  • Mário Sérgio (2004)


  • Procópio (2004–05)


  • Tite (2005)


  • Marco Aurelio (2005)


  • Sandri (2005–06)


  • M. Oliveira (2006[A])


  • Culpi (2006–07)


  • Tico dos Santos (2007[A])


  • Zetti (2007)


  • M. Oliveira (2007[A])


  • Leão (2007)


  • Geninho (2008)


  • M. Oliveira (2008[A])


  • Gallo (2008)


  • M. Oliveira (2008)


  • Leão (2009)


  • Roth (2009)


  • Luxemburgo (2010)


  • Dorival Jr. (2010–11)


  • Cuca (2011–13)


  • Autuori (2014)


  • Culpi (2014–15)


  • Aguirre (od 2016)





  1. ↑ abcdefghi tymczasowo








p • d • e

Trenerzy EC Bahia



  • Diéz (1954)


  • Geninho (1959)


  • Volante (1959–60)


  • Amaral (1967–68)


  • Fleitas (1970–71)


  • Evaristo (1971)


  • Pirillo (1972)


  • Evaristo (1973)


  • Paulo Emilio (1974)

  • Alencar (1975)


  • Fantoni (1976–77)


  • Froner (1977–78)


  • Z.Moreira (1978–79)


  • A.Moreira (1981–82)


  • Froner (1982–83)


  • Paulinho (1985)


  • Fantoni (1986–87)


  • Paulinho (1987)


  • Evaristo (1988–89)


  • Simões (1989)


  • Carbone (1990)


  • Candinho (1990–91)


  • Nunes (1992)


  • J.Francisco (1993)


  • Bernardes (1994)


  • Santana (1994)


  • JC Leal (1995)


  • Givanildo (1996)


  • Procópio (1996)


  • Geninho (1997)


  • J.Pereira (1997)


  • Evaristo (1998)


  • Abel (1998)


  • Santana (1999)


  • Evaristo (2001)


  • Candinho (2002–03)


  • Evaristo (2003)


  • M.Chamusca (2003)


  • Pereira (2003)


  • Edinho (2003)


  • Vadão (2004)


  • Hélio (2004–05)


  • Zetti (2005)


  • Picerni (2005)


  • M.Fernandes (2006)


  • Pereira (2006)


  • Comelli (2007–08)


  • Arturzinho (2008)


  • Cavalo (2008[A])


  • Teixeira (2008)


  • Gallo (2008–09)


  • Comelli (2009[A])


  • Guedes (2009)


  • Bonamigo (2009)


  • Gaúcho (2009–10)


  • Márcio Araújo (2010)


  • Lourenço (2010–11)


  • Benazzi (2011)


  • Simões (2011)


  • Santana (2011–12)


  • Falcão (2012)


  • Caio Jr (2012[A])


  • Jorginho (2012–13)


  • Santana (2013[A])


  • Borges (2013)


  • Santos (2013–14)


  • Kleina (2014)


  • Fabian (2014[A])


  • Soares (2014–15)


  • Fabian (2015[A])


  • Doriva (2016)





  1. ↑ abcdef tymczasowo





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