Paulo Autuori




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Paulo Autuori


Ilustracja
Pełne imię i nazwisko
 Paulo Autuori de Mello
Data i miejsce urodzenia
25 sierpnia 1956
Rio de Janeiro
Pozycja
napastnik
Kariera trenerska






















































































































Lata
 Klub
1987–1989
Nacional de Madeira
1989–1991
Vitoria Guimarães
1991–1995
Maritimo
1995
Botafogo
1996
SL Benfica
1997
Cruzeiro Esporte Clube
1997–1998
CR Flamengo
1998
Botafogo
1999
SC Internacional
1999
Santos FC
1999–2000
Cruzeiro Esporte Clube
2001
Botafogo
2001
Alianza Lima
2002
Sporting Cristal
2002–2005
reprezentacja Peru
2005
São Paulo FC
2006
Kashima Antlers
2007
Cruzeiro Esporte Clube
2007–2009
Al-Rayyan
2009
Grêmio
2009–2011
Al-Rayyan
2011–2012
Kataru U-23
2012–2013
Kataru
2013
CR Vasco da Gama
2013
São Paulo FC
2014
Atlético Mineiro
2015
Cerezo Osaka
2016–
Atlético Paranaense


Paulo César Autuori de Mello (ur. 25 sierpnia 1956 roku w Rio de Janeiro), brazylijski trener piłkarski. Pracę szkoleniową zaczynał pod koniec lat 80. w Portugalii; w tym czasie wywalczył pierwszy w historii klubu awans do pierwszej ligi z Nacional de Madeira, a z Maritimo Funchal dotarł do finału Pucharu kraju w 1994 roku. Od 1995 roku prowadzi najczęściej zespoły z Brazylii. Dwukrotnie zdobył Copa Libertadores, w 1997 roku z Cruzeiro EC i osiem lat później z São Paulo FC. W latach 2001-2005 przebywał w Peru, gdzie przez trzy lata był selekcjonerem tamtejszej drużyny narodowej. Od grudnia 2006 do maja 2007 roku po raz trzeci w karierze był trenerem Cruzeiro EC. Jego nazwisko wymieniane było wśród głównych kandydatów do przejęcia od Carlosa Alberto Parreiry sterów reprezentacji Brazylii.



Kariera piłkarska |


Brak profesjonalnej kariery piłkarskiej.



Sukcesy szkoleniowe |



  • awans do I ligi w sezonie 1987-1988 z Madeirą

  • finał Pucharu Portugalii 1994 z Maritimo

  • mistrzostwo Brazylii 1995 z Botafogo


  • Copa Libertadores 1997 oraz Campeonato Mineiro 1997 z Cruzeiro

  • mistrzostwo Peru 2002 oraz Torneo Clausura 2002 ze Sportingiem Cristal


  • Copa Libertadores 2005 oraz klubowe mistrzostwo świata 2005 z São Paulo

  • ćwierćfinał Copa América 2004 z reprezentacją Peru

  • Trener roku 1995 w Brazylii



Linki zewnętrzne |


  • Oficjalna strona Paulo Autuoriego








p • d • e

Skład reprezentacji Peru na Copa América 2004



  • 1 Ibáñez


  • 2 Acasiete


  • 3 Rebosio


  • 4 Soto


  • 5 Hidalgo


  • 6 Vílchez


  • 7 Solano


  • 8 Jayo


  • 9 Maestri


  • 10 Palacios


  • 11 Olcese


  • 12 Delgado


  • 13 La Rosa


  • 14 Pizarro (c)


  • 15 Salas


  • 16 Mendoza


  • 17 Farfán


  • 18 García


  • 19 Ciurlizza


  • 20 Zegarra


  • 21 Butrón


  • 22 Julio García


  • trener: Autuori


 Peru





p • d • e

Trenerzy Kashima Antlers



  • Miyamoto (1992–94)


  • Edu (1994–95)


  • João Carlos (1996–98)


  • Sekizuka (1998)


  • Zé Mário (1998–99)


  • Zico (1999)


  • Sekizuka (1999)


  • Cerezo (2000–05)


  • Autuori (2006)


  • Oliveira (2007–11)


  • Jorginho (2012)


  • Cerezo (2013–15)


  • Ishii (2015–17)


  • Ōiwa (od 2017)








p • d • e

Trenerzy SL Benfica



  • Goulart (1904–08)


  • Damião (1908–26)


  • dos Reis (1926–29)


  • John (1929–31)


  • dos Reis (1931–34)


  • Gonçalves (1934–35)


  • Hertzka (1935–39)


  • Biri (1939–47)


  • Hertzka (1947–48)


  • Smith (1948–52)


  • Zozaya (1952–53)


  • dos Reis (1953–54)


  • Valdivieso (1954)


  • Glória (1954–59)


  • Guttmann (1959–62)


  • Riera (1962–63)


  • Czeizler (1963–64)


  • Schwartz (1964–65)


  • Guttmann (1965–66)


  • Riera (1966–67)


  • Cabrita (1967–68)


  • Glória (1968–70)


  • Hagan (1970–73)


  • Cabrita (1973–74)


  • Pavić (1974–75)


  • Wilson (1975–76)


  • Mortimore (1976–79)


  • Wilson (1979–80)


  • Baróti (1980–82)


  • Eriksson (1982–84)


  • Csernai (1984–85)


  • Mortimore (1985–87)


  • Skovdahl (1987)


  • Toni (1987–89)


  • Eriksson (1989–92)


  • Ivić (1992)


  • Toni (1992–94)


  • Artur Jorge (1994–95)


  • Wilson (1995–96)


  • Autuori (1996–97)


  • Manuel José (1997)


  • Wilson (1997)


  • Souness (1997–99)


  • Shéu (1999)


  • Heynckes (1999–00)


  • Mourinho (2000)


  • Toni (2000–02)


  • Ferreira (2002)


  • Camacho (2002–04)


  • Trapattoni (2004–05)


  • Koeman (2005–06)


  • Santos (2006–07)


  • Camacho (2007–08)


  • Chalana (2008)


  • Flores (2008–09)


  • Jesus (2009–15)


  • Vitória (2015–19)


  • Lage[A] (od 2019)





  1. ↑ tymczasowo








p • d • e

Trenerzy CS Marítimo



  • Hrotkó (1966–67)


  • P. Gomes (1974–75)


  • Conceição (1975–76)


  • P. Gomes (1976–78)


  • Agrela (1977[A])


  • Vaz (1977–79)


  • M. Oliveira (1979)


  • Medeiros (1979–81)


  • Â. Gomes (1981)


  • Mendes (1981–82)


  • P. Gomes (1982)


  • Lino (1982–84)


  • A. Oliveira (1985–86)


  • Lundin (1986)


  • Juca (1986–87)


  • Quinito (1989)


  • Autuori (1991–94)


  • Jesus (1994–95)


  • Águas (1995–96)


  • Manuel José (1996)


  • Inácio (1996–99)


  • Vingada (1999–2003)


  • Byszowiec (2003)


  • Cajuda (2003–04)


  • Barreto (2004–05)


  • Juca (2005)


  • Bonamigo (2005–06)


  • Morais (2006–07)


  • Pazos (2007)


  • Lazaroni (2007–08)


  • Sandri (2008–09)


  • Carvalhal (2009)


  • Van der Gaag (2009–10)


  • Martins (2010–14)


  • Pontes (2014–15)


  • Ivo Vieira (2015–16)


  • Vingada (2016)


  • PC Gusmão (2016)


  • Daniel Ramos (od 2016-18)


  • Braga (2018)


  • Petit (od 2018)





  1. ↑ tymczasowo







p • d • e

Trenerzy Vitória SC



  • Couteiro (1925–XX)

  • Genecy (1932–33)

  • Puskás (1933–35)


  • Augusto (1935–XX)

  • Genecy (1939)


  • Augusto (19XX–45)


  • Freitas (1945–47)


  • Alfredo Valadas (1947–49)


  • Biri (1949–51)


  • Peics (1951–52)


  • Tavares (1952–54)


  • Galloway (1954–55)


  • Vaz (1955–56)


  • Tellechea (1956–57)


  • Vaz (1957–58)


  • Amaro (1958–59)


  • Buchelli (1959–60)


  • Quaresma (1960–62)


  • Valle (1962–64)


  • Luciano (1964–67)


  • Juca (1967–68)


  • Vieira (1968–69)


  • Giba (1969)


  • Caiado (1969–70)


  • Vieira (1970–71)


  • Wilson (1971–75)


  • Caiado (1975–77)


  • Wilson (1977–79)


  • Imbelloni (1979–80)


  • Gouveia (1980)


  • F. Peres (1980)


  • Jorge (1980–81)


  • Pedroto (1981–82)


  • Manuel José (1982–83)


  • Stessl (1983–84)


  • Goethals (1984–85)


  • Autuori (1986)


  • M. Peres (1986–87)


  • Oliveira (1987–88)


  • Geninho (1988–89)


  • Autuori (1989–91)


  • João Alves (1991–92)


  • M. Peres (1992–93)


  • Bernardino (1993–94)


  • Quinito (1994–95)


  • Vítor Oliveira (1995)


  • Pacheco (1995–96)


  • Romeu Silva (1996)


  • Pacheco (1996–97)


  • Quinito (1997–98)


  • Filipović (1998–99)


  • Quinito (1999–2000)


  • Autuori (2000)


  • Álvaro (2000–01)


  • Inácio (2001–03)


  • Jesus (2003–04)


  • Machado (2004–05)


  • Pacheco (2005)


  • Pontes (2005–06)


  • Norton de Matos (2006)


  • Cajuda (2006–09)


  • Vingada (2009)


  • Paulo Sérgio (2009–10)


  • Machado (2010–11)


  • Vitória (2011–15)


  • Evangelista (2015)


  • Conceição (2015–16)


  • Martins (2016–18)


  • Campelos (2018)


  • Peseiro (od 2018)










p • d • e

Selekcjonerzy reprezentacji Peru



  • Oliveri (1927)


  • Borelli (1929)


  • Bru (1930)


  • Greenwell (1938–39)


  • Arrillaga (1942)


  • Fernandez (1942–45)


  • Arana (1946–47)


  • Fernández (1948–50)


  • Huapaya (1951–52)


  • Cook (1953)


  • Fernández (1953)


  • Valdivieso (1954–55)


  • Fernández (1956)


  • Orth (1957–59)


  • de Almeyda (1963)


  • Georgiadis (1964–65)


  • Calderón (1965–67)


  • Didi (1968–70)


  • Baróti (1971–72)


  • Scarone (1972–73)


  • Calderón (1975–79)


  • Chiarella (1979)


  • Tim (1980–82)


  • Tan (1983)


  • Barack (1984–85)


  • Chale (1985)


  • Cuellar (1987)


  • Calderón (1987)


  • Pepe (1988–89)


  • Company (1990–91)


  • Popović (1992–93)


  • Company (1994–95)


  • Ternero (1997–97)


  • Oblitas (1996–99)


  • Maturana (1999–2000)


  • Uribe (2000–02)


  • Autuori (2002–05)


  • Ternero (2005–06)


  • Navarro (2006)


  • Uribe (2007)


  • del Solar (2007–09)


  • Markarián (2010–13)


  • Bengoechea (2014)


  • Gareca (od 2015)


 Peru









p • d • e

Selekcjonerzy reprezentacji Kataru



  • Kheiri (1969–72)


  • Mahmoud (1974)


  • Wignall (1975–76)


  • Carrdone (1977–78)


  • Othman (1979)


  • de Macedo (1980–84)


  • de Carvalho (1984[A])


  • de Macedo (1984–85)


  • Dino Sani i J.Espinosa (1985–86)


  • Cardoso (1987–88)


  • Prokopienko (1988)


  • Cabralzinho (1989)


  • Dino Sani (1989–90)


  • Maslo (1990)

  • Luís Fernandes (1992)


  • de Macedo (1992)


  • Wortmann (1992)


  • Lapola (1992–93)


  • Mallalah (1993)


  • Lapola (1993–94)


  • de Macedo (1994)


  • Mackay (1994–95)


  • Larsen (1995–96)


  • Bonfrère (1996–97)


  • Hadžiabdić (1997)


  • Zé Mário (1998)


  • Milioli (1998)


  • Bonfrère (1998–99)


  • Hadžiabdić (2000–01)


  • Campos (2001)


  • Lechantre (2002–03)


  • Troussier (2003–04)


  • Al Misnad (2004[A])


  • Mušović (2004–07)


  • Fossati (2007–08)


  • Metsu (2008–11)


  • Rajevac (2011)


  • Lazaroni (2011)


  • Autuori (2012–13)


  • Thani (2013–14)


  • Belmadi (2014–15)


  • Carreño (2015–16)


  • Fossati (2016–17)


  • Sánchez (od 2017)


 Katar



  1. ↑ ab tymczasowo








p • d • e

Trenerzy Alianzy Lima



  • Rivero (1928–34)


  • Sarmiento (1935–37)


  • Quintana (1937–40)


  • Villanueva (1940)


  • Valdivieso (1941)


  • Villanueva (1941)


  • Arce (1942–43)


  • Lobatón (1944)


  • Manisse (1944)


  • Arrillaga (1945)


  • Magallanes (1946–48)


  • Berastaín (1949)


  • Aramburú (1949)


  • Petrovich (1950)


  • A. Gonzáles (1951)


  • Guzmán (1952–53)


  • Mora (1953)


  • Magallanes (1954–56)


  • Scarone (1957–59)


  • Huapaya (1960)


  • Jaime (1961–66)


  • Pákozdi (1967)


  • R. Castillo (1967)


  • Oliveira (1968)


  • Bagnulo (1969–70)


  • Nogueira (1971–72)


  • Reynoso (1972)


  • Georgiadis (1972)


  • Bártoli (1973)


  • Capristán (1973)


  • R. Castillo (1974)


  • Calderón (1974–76)


  • Georgiadis (1976)


  • J. Castillo (1976)


  • M. Gonzáles (1977)


  • Hohberg (1977–78)


  • Tan (1979)


  • Cubilla (1980)


  • Zegarra (1981–82)


  • J. Castillo (1982)


  • Zegarra (1983)


  • Tan (1984–85)


  • Didi (1986–87)


  • Calderón (1987)


  • J. Castillo (1987)


  • Cubilla (1987)


  • R. Castillo (1988)


  • Barack (1988)


  • Cubillas (1988)


  • Company (1989)


  • Amaral (1990–91)


  • R. Castillo (1991)


  • Vilić (1991)


  • J. Castillo (1992)


  • Dellacha (1992)


  • Cueto (1992)


  • Arrué (1992–94)


  • Brzić (1994–95)


  • Estay (1995)


  • Uribe (1995)


  • Gil (1996)


  • Pinto (1997–98)


  • Ospina (1998–99)


  • Arteaga (1999)


  • Pinto (1999–2000)


  • Bernades (2000)


  • Autuori (2001)


  • Brzić (2001)


  • Duarte (2001[A])


  • Herráez (2001)


  • Navarro (2002)


  • Torres (2002–03)


  • Costas (2003–04)


  • Insúa (2005)


  • Valencia (2005)


  • Chale (2005)


  • Pelusso (2006–07)


  • Aguirre (2007)


  • Arrué (2007–08)


  • Soto (2008)


  • Páez (2008)


  • Costas (2009–11)


  • Arrué (2011)


  • Soto (2012)


  • Valencia (2013)


  • Pizarro (2013[A])


  • Sanguinetti (2014–15)


  • Roverano (2015)


  • Pizarro (2015[A])


  • Mosquera (2016)


  • Jayo (2016[A])


  • Bengoechea (2017–18)


  • Russo (od 2019)





  1. ↑ abcd tymczasowo








p • d • e

Trenerzy Sportingu Cristal



  • Tirado (1956–58)


  • Viccino (1958–59)


  • P. Pasache (1960[A])


  • Peucelle (1960)


  • Honores (1960–62)


  • V. Pasache (1962[A])


  • Didi (1962–64)


  • Terry (1964–66)


  • Barbalho (1966)


  • Didi (1967–68)


  • V. Pasache (1969[A])


  • Bártoli (1969–70)


  • Gutendorf (1971)


  • Calderón (1972–74)


  • Asca (1974[A])


  • Campos (1974–75)


  • V. Pasache (1976[A])


  • Honores (1976)


  • Agurto (1976–77)


  • Gallardo (1977[A])


  • Máspoli (1977–78)


  • Gallardo (1978[A])


  • Fernández (1978–79)


  • Calderón (1979–81)


  • Gallardo (1981–82)


  • Cubilla (1982–83)


  • Chiarella (1984)


  • Gallardo (1985[A])


  • del Castillo (1985)


  • Chumpitaz (1985–86)


  • Company (1987–88)


  • Montalvo (1988)


  • Gallardo (1988–89)


  • López i Cavallero (1989–90)


  • Mellán (1990[A])


  • Jara (1990)


  • Oblitas (1990–92)


  • Amaral (1993)


  • Reyna (1993[A])


  • Oblitas (1993–95)


  • Carbone (1996)


  • Mosquera (1996[A])


  • Markarián (1996–97)


  • Arrué (1997–98)


  • Navarro (1998[A])


  • García (1998)


  • Navarro (1998–99)


  • Motta (1999)


  • Oblitas (1999–2001)


  • Magalhaes (2001)


  • Autuori (2002)


  • Weber (2003)


  • Valencia (2003–04)


  • Asca (2004[A])


  • Bauza (2004–05)


  • del Solar (2005–06)


  • Sampaoli (2007)


  • Fiori (2007[A])


  • Oblitas (2007–09)


  • Rivera (2010)


  • Rivarola (2011)


  • Reynoso (2011)


  • Melgar (2011[A])


  • Mosquera (2012–13)


  • Melgar (2013[A])


  • Vivas (2013)


  • Ahmed (2014–15)


  • Soso (2016)


  • del Solar (2017)


  • Zegarra (2017)


  • Salas (od 2018)





  1. ↑ abcdefghijklmnop tymczasowo







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Trenerzy Cerezo Osaka



  • Emilio (1994–96)


  • Sowa (1996)


  • Culpi (1997)


  • Matsuki (1998)


  • Desaeyere (1999)


  • Soejima (2000–01)


  • João Carlos (2001)


  • Nishimura (2001–03)


  • Tsukada (2003)


  • Nadoveza (2004)


  • Muzurović (2004)


  • Pobor (2004)


  • Kobayashi (2004–06)


  • Tsukada (2006)


  • Tsunami (2007)


  • Kishi (2007)


  • Culpi (2007–11)


  • Soares (2012)


  • Culpi (2012–13)


  • Popović (2014)


  • Pezzaiuoli (2014)


  • Y. Ōkuma (2014)


  • Autuori (2015)


  • K. Ōkuma (2015–16)


  • Yoon (od 2017)







p • d • e

Trenerzy zdobywców Copa Libertadores



  • 1960: Scarone


  • 1961: Scarone


  • 1962: Lula


  • 1963: Lula


  • 1964: Giúdice


  • 1965: Giúdice


  • 1966: Máspoli


  • 1967: Pizzuti


  • 1968: Zubeldía


  • 1969: Zubeldía


  • 1970: Zubeldía


  • 1971: Etchamendi


  • 1972: Dellacha


  • 1973: Maschio


  • 1974: Ferreiro


  • 1975: Dellacha


  • 1976: Zezé Moreira


  • 1977: Lorenzo


  • 1978: Lorenzo


  • 1979: Cubilla


  • 1980: Mujica


  • 1981: Carpegiani


  • 1982: Bagnulo


  • 1983: Espinosa


  • 1984: Pastoriza


  • 1985: Yudica


  • 1986: Veira


  • 1987: Tabárez


  • 1988: Fleitas


  • 1989: Maturana


  • 1990: Cubilla


  • 1991: Jozić


  • 1992: Telê Santana


  • 1993: Telê Santana


  • 1994: Bianchi


  • 1995: Scolari


  • 1996: Díaz


  • 1997: Autuori


  • 1998: Lopes


  • 1999: Scolari


  • 2000: Bianchi


  • 2001: Bianchi


  • 2002: Pumpido


  • 2003: Bianchi


  • 2004: Montoya


  • 2005: Autuori


  • 2006: Braga


  • 2007: Russo


  • 2008: Bauza


  • 2009: Sabella


  • 2010: Roth


  • 2011: Muricy


  • 2012: Tite


  • 2013: Cuca


  • 2014: Bauza


  • 2015: Gallardo


  • 2016: Rueda


  • 2017: Renato Gaúcho


  • 2018: Gallardo





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