Didi (footballer, born 1928)

Brazilian footballer (1928–2001)

For other footballers named Didi, see Didi (disambiguation).

"Waldir Pereira" redirects here. For the football player born in 1986, see Waldir Lucas Pereira.

Didi

Didi in 1958

Personal information
Full name|  Waldyr Pereira
Date of birth|  (1928-10-08)8 October 1928
Place of birth|  Campos dos Goytacazes, RJ, Brazil
Date of death|  12 May 2001(2001-05-12) (aged 72)
Place of death|  Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil
Height|  1.72 m (5 ft 8 in)
Position(s)|

* Midfielder
* Inside forward

Youth career
1944|  São Cristóvão
1945|  Industrial
1945|  Rio Branco
1945–1946|  Goytacaz
1946|  Americano
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1947–1949[1]|  Madureira|  32|  (8)
1949–1956|  Fluminense|  150|  (51)
1956–1959|  Botafogo|  64|  (40)
1959–1960|  Real Madrid|  19|  (6)
1960–1962|  Botafogo|  44|  (19)
1962–1964|  Sporting Cristal|  32|  (4)
1964–1965|  Botafogo|  11|  (1)
1965–1966|  CD Veracruz|  29|  (4)
1966|  São Paulo|  4|  (0)
International career
1952–1962|  Brazil|  68|  (20)
Managerial career
1962–1964|  Sporting Cristal
1967–1969|  Sporting Cristal
1969–1970|  Peru
1970–1971|  River Plate
1972–1975|  Fenerbahçe
1975|  Fluminense
1977|  Cruzeiro
1977–1981|  Al-Ahli
1981|  Botafogo
1981|  Cruzeiro
1982–1983|  Al-Shabab[2]
1985|  Fortaleza
1986|  São Paulo
1986|  Alianza Lima
1989–1990|  Bangu

Medal record

Men's Football
Representing  Brazil
FIFA World Cup
Winner | 1958 Sweden |
Winner | 1962 Chile |
Copa América
Runner-up | 1953 Peru |
Runner-up | 1957 Peru |
Runner-up | 1959 Argentina |
Panamerican Championship
Winner | 1952 Chile |

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Waldyr Pereira (8 October 1928 – 12 May 2001), also known as Didi (Brazilian Portuguese: [dʒiˈdʒi]), was a Brazilian footballer who played as a midfielder or as a forward. He played in three FIFA World Cups (1954, 1958, and 1962), winning the latter two.

An elegant and technical player, Didi was renowned for his range of passing, stamina and technique. He also was a free-kick specialist, being famous for inventing the folha seca (dry leaf) dead ball free kicks, notably used by modern-day players such as Juninho and Cristiano Ronaldo, where the ball would swerve downward unexpectedly at a point resulting in a goal.[3][4][5]

During his career, he was part of Fluminense between the end of the 1940s to the mid-1950s and one of the main players of the iconic squad of Botafogo in the early 1960s with other world champions such as Garrincha, Nilton Santos, Zagallo and Amarildo.

## Early life

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Didi was born into a poor family in the city of Campos dos Goytacazes, 150 miles north of Rio de Janeiro. As a youngster, he sold peanuts in order to help his family, and began playing football in the streets [4][5] and nearly had his right leg amputated when he was 14 due to a severe infection following an injury to his knee. He later recovered and played for local clubs in his hometown.

## Playing career

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Celebration after final whistle in 1958 FIFA World Cup Final. From the left, Didi, Pelé and Gilmar.

He became professional playing for Madureira and came to prominence when he joined Fluminense in 1949. At Fluminense, Didi played between 1949 and 1956, the club for which he played the longest time without interruption, having played 298 matches and scored 91 goals, being one of the main responsible for winning the 1951 Carioca Championship, in addition to scoring the first goal in the history of Maracanã for the Carioca Selection in 1950, defending his childhood club, and leading the Brazil National team in winning the 1952 Panamerican Championship, disputed in Chile, in the first relevant achievement of the Brazil national team abroad, having played alongside Djalma Santos, Castilho, Waldo, Telê Santana, Orlando Pingo de Ouro, Altair and Pinheiro, among others. During seven seasons with the club he won the Campeonato carioca in 1951 and 1952 Copa Rio.[4][5] On 16 June 1950, in a friendly match involving Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo youth state teams, Didi (aged 21), playing for Rio de Janeiro, scored the first ever goal at the Maracanã Stadium.[6]

During the 1954 World Cup he scored goals against Mexico and Yugoslavia, before Brazil's defeat to the favorites Hungary. This match was known as the Battle of Berne; Didi was involved with the brawl that followed this bad-tempered match.

At club level, he moved to Botafogo, winning the Campeonato Carioca (Rio state championship) in 1957. Didi had previously promised to walk from the Maracanã to his house, in the neighbourhood of Laranjeiras (9,4 km), in his kit, if Botafogo won the championship; 5,000 Botafogo fans joined him as he did so.[7]

His greatest achievement came at the 1958 FIFA World Cup where he was player of the tournament.[7] From midfield, he masterminded the first of his two FIFA World Cup successes for Brazil. In 68 international matches he scored 20 goals,[8] including a dozen using his trademark free-kicks.

In 1959, he was signed by Real Madrid of Spain, playing alongside many historical players such as Ferenc Puskás, Alfredo Di Stefano and Francisco Gento.

Despite his great reputation after the 1958 FIFA World Cup, he played only 19 matches with six goals for the Spaniards and often clashed with the team leader Alfredo Di Stéfano, who felt offended by the divide in the fans' attention with this newcomer; this situation precipitated his exit from the club. Nevertheless, despite his brief stint as a player for Real Madrid, he was able to participate in the victorious campaign of 1959–60 European Cup, becoming the first Brazilian player to win both the FIFA World Cup and the European Cup.

After Real Madrid he came back to Botafogo being part one of the most successful Brazilian teams at club level of all times. The Botafogo in the early 60s with the well-known Garrincha, Nilton Santos, Zagallo, Amarildo, Quarentinha and the very promising youngsters such as Manga, Gérson, Rildo and Jairzinho. At the time, Botafogo was the only club in national level able to compete against the Santos of Pelé.

After almost three successful years with Botafogo, he signed with Sporting Cristal from Peru in 1963, and returning once again for Botafogo for the last time in 1964. Botafogo was the club for which Didi played the most matches: he played 313 games and scored 114 goals. He was Rio champion for the club in 1957, 1961 and 1962 and also won the 1962 Rio-São Paulo Tournament, the same year he won the Pentagonal of Mexico and, in 1963, the Paris Tournament.

In 1965 he moved to the Mexican league to play for C.D. Veracruz. In 1966, at the age of 38, he signed with São Paulo expecting to lead the team with his experience, but he played only four games. After that, he decided to become a coach and retired as a player.

## Managerial career

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After retiring as player, he began a coach career with Sporting Cristal, and was called to manage the Peru national team in the 1970 FIFA World Cup, successfully guided the Peruvians qualifying at the expense of Argentina, repaying the debt for eliminating Peru from 1958 FIFA World Cup.[9] That team included stars like Teófilo Cubillas and Héctor Chumpitaz were eventually defeated in the quarter-finals by Brazil. In 1971, he managed the top Argentine club, River Plate, when he accepted a lucrative position, and had his apex in his coaching career with Turkish Giant Fenerbahçe, guiding the team to two consecutive Turkish First Division (later named Süper Lig) titles in 1973–1974 and later in 1974–1975.

He also coached important Brazilian clubs like Bangu, Fluminense, Botafogo, Cruzeiro, Peruvian club Alianza Lima, the Kuwaiti national team and Al-Ahli.

## Later years

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He would marry two times throughout his life. His son Bibi who also played as a professional footballer would come from his first marriage to his first wife, Maria Luíza do Espírito Santo.[10]

In October 2000, he was inducted into the FIFA Hall of Champions.[11] By this time he was quite ill and died the following year in Rio de Janeiro, at the age of 72, after contracting pneumonia from complications arising from intestinal cancer.[4]

## Career statistics

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### International

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Appearances and goals by national team and year[12] National team | Year | Apps | Goals

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Brazil | 1952 | 5 | 1
1953 | 5 | 0
1954 | 7 | 2
1955 | 2 | 0
1956 | 10 | 2
1957 | 10 | 9
1958 | 8 | 1
1959 | 7 | 3
1961 | 4 | 1
1962 | 10 | 1
Total  | 68 | 20

Scores and results list Brazil's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Didi goal.
List of international goals scored by Didi  No.  | Date  | Venue  | Opponent  | Score  | Result  | Competition  | Ref.

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1  | 16 April 1952 | Estadio Nacional, Santiago, Chile  |  Uruguay | 1–0  | 4–2  | 1952 Panamerican Championship | [13]
2  | 16 June 1954 | Charmilles Stadium, Geneva, Switzerland  |  Mexico | 2–0  | 5–0  | 1954 FIFA World Cup | [14]
3  | 19 June 1954 | Stade Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne, Switzerland  |  Yugoslavia | 1–1  | 1–1  | 1954 FIFA World Cup  | [15]
4  | 15 April 1956 | Praterstadion, Vienna, Austria  |  Austria | –  | 3–2  | Friendly | [16]
5  | 9 May 1956 | Wembley Stadium, London, England  |  England | 2–2  | 2–4  | Friendly  | [17]
6  | 13 April 1957 | Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru  |  Chile | 1–1  | 4–2  | 1957 South American Championship | [18]
7  | 2–1
8  | 3–1
9  | 23 March 1957 | Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru  |  Colombia | 5–0  | 9–0  | 1957 South American Championship  | [18]
10  | 6–0
11  | 28 March 1957 | Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru  |  Uruguay | 2–3  | 2–3  | 1957 South American Championship  | [18]
12  | 31 March 1957 | Estadio Nacional del Perú, Lima, Peru  |  Peru | 1–0  | 1–0  | 1957 South American Championship  | [18]
13  | 21 April 1957 | Estádio Municipal, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil  |  Peru | 1–0  | 1–0  | 1958 FIFA World Cup qualification | [19]
14  | 11 June 1957 | Estádio Municipal, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil  |  Portugal | –  | 2–1  | Friendly  | [20]
15  | 24 June 1958 | Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden  |  France | 2–1  | 5–2  | 1958 FIFA World Cup | [21]
16  | 10 March 1959 | Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina  |  Peru | 1–0  | 2–2  | 1959 South American Championship | [22]
17  | 15 March 1959 | Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina  |  Chile | 3–0  | 3–0  | 1959 South American Championship  | [22]
18  | 21 March 1959 | Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires, Argentina  |  Bolivia | 4–2  | 4–2  | 1959 South American Championship  | [22]
19  | 7 May 1961 | Estadio Nacional, Santiago, Chile  |  Chile | –  | 2–1  | 1961 Copa Bernardo O'Higgins | [23]
20  | 21 April 1962 | Estádio Municipal, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil  |  Paraguay | –  | 6–0  | 1962 Taça Oswaldo Cruz | [24]

## Honours

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### Player

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Botafogo

* Campeonato Carioca: 1957, 1961, 1962[25]
* Torneio Rio–São Paulo: 1962[25]
* Tournament Home: 1961, 1962, 1963
* Colombia International Tournament: 1960
* Pentagonal Club of Mexico: 1962

Fluminense

* Copa Rio: 1952
* Campeonato Carioca: 1951

Real Madrid

* European Cup: 1959–60
* Ramon de Carranza Trophy: 1959

Brazil

* FIFA World Cup: 1958, 1962[25]
* Copa Oswaldo Cruz: 1955, 1958, 1961, 1962
* O'Higgins Cup: 1955, 1961
* Panamerican Championship: 1952
* Taça do Atlântico: 1956

### Individual

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* FIFA World Cup Golden Ball: 1958[26]
* FIFA World Cup All-Star Team: 1958
* IFFHS Brazilian Player of the 20th Century (7th place)[27]
* IFFHS World Player of the 20th Century (19th place)[27]
* The Best of The Best – Player of the Century: Top 50[28]
* Brazilian Football Museum Hall of Fame
* Ballon d'Or Dream Team (Bronze): 2020[29]
* IFFHS South America Men's Team of All Time: 2021[30]

## References

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1. ^ "Jornal dos Sports". Biblioteca Nacional Digital (in Portuguese).
2. ^ "الشباب يلغي معسكره فالشرقية".
3. ^ "Kings of the free-kick". FIFA.com. Retrieved 20 May 2014
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5. ^ a b c "Didi". The Telegraph. 15 May 2001. Retrieved 21 February 2017.
6. ^ Maracanã Stadium, Sambafoot
7. ^ a b Bellos, Alex (2002). Futebol: the Brazilian way of life. London: Bloomsbury. ISBN 0-7475-6179-6.
8. ^ Waldir Pereira "Didi" – International Appearances and Goals, RSSSF, 6 September 2006
9. ^ "Ricardo Gareca y Waldir Pereira, los verdugos y héroes de Perú". 19 November 2017.
10. ^ García, Gustavo; Andrade, Juan; Rodríguez, Juan (20 June 2018). "Taxista no RJ, filho não criado por Didi fala da relação com o pai: "Não tenho mágoas"". Ge [pt] (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 8 March 2025.+[pt]&rft.atitle=Taxista+no+RJ,+filho+não+criado+por+Didi+fala+da+relação+com+o+pai:+"Não+tenho+mágoas"&rft.date=2018-06-20&rft.aulast=García&rft.aufirst=Gustavo&rft.au=Andrade,+Juan&rft.au=Rodríguez,+Juan&rft_id=https://ge.globo.com/rj/serra-lagos-norte/futebol/noticia/taxista-no-rj-filho-nao-criado-por-didi-fala-da-relacao-com-o-pai-nao-tenho-magoas.ghtml&rfr_id=info:sid/en.wikipedia.org:Didi+(footballer,+born+1928)" class="Z3988">
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20. ^ "Brazil v Portugal, 11 June 1957". 11v11. Retrieved 24 October 2024.
21. ^ "Brazil vs. France". National Football Teams. Retrieved 24 October 2024.
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24. ^ "Brazil v Paraguay, 21 April 1962". 11v11. Retrieved 24 October 2024.
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26. ^ "1982 FIFA World Cup Technical Report" (PDF). FIFA Technical Group. 1982. Archived from the original (PDF) on 6 January 2010.
27. ^ a b IFFHS' Century Elections Archived 12 January 2016 at the Wayback Machine
28. ^ "The Best of The Best" Archived 26 January 2010 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved on 17 November 2015
29. ^ "The other two Ballon d'Or Dream Team XIs: Zidane, Cruyff, Iniesta, Di Stefano... but no Casillas". MARCA. 15 December 2020. Retrieved 15 December 2020.
30. ^ "IFFHS South America Men's Team of All Time".

## External links

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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Waldir Pereira.

* Didi at Sambafoot (archived)
* Brazilian Football Museum Hall of Fame (in Portuguese) at the Wayback Machine (archived 6 December 2008)

Awards

* v
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* e

1958 FIFA World Cup Team of the Tournament

Media's team|

| Goalkeeper|

* Harry Gregg
* Lev Yashin

|

Defenders|

* Orvar Bergmark
* Djalma Santos
* Hilderaldo Bellini
* Nílton Santos
* Vasilije Šijaković
* Bobby Evans
* Bengt Gustavsson

Midfielders|

* Yuriy Voynov
* Horst Szymaniak
* Danny Blanchflower

Forwards|

* Garrincha
* Didi
* Pelé
* Raymond Kopa
* Lennart Skoglund
* Eddie Turnbull
* Helmut Rahn
* Just Fontaine
* Jean Vincent
* Kurt Hamrin

* v
* t
* e

1959 South American Championship (Argentina) Team of the Tournament

Goalkeeper|

* Rafael Asca

Defenders|

* Mirto Davoine
* Víctor Benítez
* Vladislao Cap

Midfielders|

* Eliseo Mouriño
* Alcides Silveira

Forwards|

* Garrincha
* Didi
* Vladas Douksas
* Pelé
* Raúl Belén

* v
* t
* e

FIFA World Cup Statistical Summary's Best Player

* 1930: Nasazzi
* 1934: Meazza
* 1938: Leônidas
* 1950: Zizinho
* 1954: Puskás
* 1958: Didi
* 1962: Garrincha
* 1966: Charlton
* 1970: Pelé
* 1974: Cruyff
* 1978: Kempes

* v
* t
* e

South American Team of the 20th Century

Goalkeeper|

* Ubaldo Fillol

Defenders|

* Carlos Alberto
* Elías Figueroa
* Daniel Passarella
* Nílton Santos

Midfielders|

* Didi
* / Alfredo Di Stéfano
* Rivellino

Forwards|

* Garrincha
* Diego Maradona
* Pelé

* v
* t
* e

Ballon d'Or Dream Team

First Team|

| Goalkeeper|

* Lev Yashin

|

Defenders|

* Cafu
* Franz Beckenbauer
* Paolo Maldini

Midfielders|

* Diego Maradona
* Xavi
* Lothar Matthäus
* Pelé

Forwards|

* Lionel Messi
* Ronaldo
* Cristiano Ronaldo

Second Team|

| Goalkeeper|

* Gianluigi Buffon

|

Defenders|

* Carlos Alberto
* Franco Baresi
* Roberto Carlos

Midfielders|

* / Alfredo Di Stéfano
* Andrea Pirlo
* Frank Rijkaard
* Zinedine Zidane

Forwards|

* Garrincha
* Johan Cruyff
* Ronaldinho

Third Team|

| Goalkeeper|

* Manuel Neuer

|

Defenders|

* Philipp Lahm
* Sergio Ramos
* Paul Breitner

Midfielders|

* Michel Platini
* Johan Neeskens
* Didi
* Andrés Iniesta

Forwards|

* George Best
* Marco van Basten
* Thierry Henry

* v
* t
* e

IFFHS Men's South American Team of the 20th Century

Goalkeeper|

* Amadeo Carrizo

Defenders|

* Carlos Alberto
* Elías Figueroa
* Daniel Passarella
* Nílton Santos

Midfielders|

* Didi
* Diego Maradona
* Zico

Forwards|

* Garrincha
* Pelé
* / Alfredo Di Stéfano

* v
* t
* e

IFFHS All-time Men's South American Dream Team

Goalkeeper|

* Amadeo Carrizo

Defenders|

* Cafu
* Elías Figueroa
* Daniel Passarella
* Roberto Carlos

Midfielders|

* Didi
* Diego Maradona
* Zico

Forwards|

* Alfredo Di Stéfano
* Pelé
* Lionel Messi

* v
* t
* e

Botafogo FR - Hall of Fame inductees

* Amarildo
* Caju
* Carlos Alberto
* Didi
* Garrincha
* Gérson
* Heleno
* Jairzinho
* Manga
* Marinho Chagas
* Nílton Santos
* Quarentinha
* S. Leônidas
* Zagallo

* v
* t
* e

Brazilian Football Museum – Hall of Fame

* Ademir
* Bebeto
* Carlos Alberto Torres
* Chico
* Didi
* Djalma Santos
* Falcão
* Garrincha
* Gérson
* Gilmar
* Jairzinho
* Julinho
* Nílton Santos
* Pelé
* Rivaldo
* Rivellino
* Roberto Carlos
* Romário
* Ronaldinho
* Ronaldo
* Sócrates
* Taffarel
* Tostão
* Vavá
* Zagallo
* Zico
* Zizinho

* Honorable mentions: Domingos da Guia
* Leônidas

* v
* t
* e

Süper Lig winning managers

* 1959: Molnár
* 1960: Kuttik
* 1961: Székely
* 1962: Kılıç
* 1963: Kılıç
* 1964: Kokotović
* 1965: Hold
* 1966: Spajić
* 1967: Spajić
* 1968: Molnár
* 1969: Kaloperović
* 1970: Ionescu
* 1971: Özarı
* 1972: Birch
* 1973: Birch
* 1974: Didi
* 1975: Didi
* 1976: Özyazıcı
* 1977: Özyazıcı
* 1978: Kaloperović
* 1979: Sümer
* 1980: Özyazıcı
* 1981: Sümer
* 1982: Milić
* 1983: Stanković
* 1984: Özyazıcı
* 1985: Veselinović
* 1986: Stanković
* 1987: Derwall
* 1988: Denizli
* 1989: Veselinović
* 1990: Milne
* 1991: Milne
* 1992: Milne
* 1993: Feldkamp
* 1994: Hollmann
* 1995: Daum
* 1996: Parreira
* 1997: Terim
* 1998: Terim
* 1999: Terim
* 2000: Terim
* 2001: Denizli
* 2002: Lucescu
* 2003: Lucescu
* 2004: Daum
* 2005: Daum
* 2006: Gerets
* 2007: Zico
* 2008: Güler
* 2009: Denizli
* 2010: Sağlam
* 2011: Kocaman
* 2012: Terim
* 2013: Terim
* 2014: Yanal
* 2015: Hamzaoğlu
* 2016: Güneş
* 2017: Güneş
* 2018: Terim
* 2019: Terim
* 2020: Buruk
* 2021: Yalçın
* 2022: Avcı
* 2023: Buruk
* 2024: Buruk
* 2025: Buruk

International tournaments

* v
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* e

Brazil squad – 1953 South American Championship runners-up

* GK Barbosa
* GK Castilho
* GK Gilmar
* DF Djalma Santos
* DF Haroldo
* DF Nílton Santos
* DF Pinheiro
* MF Bauer
* MF Brandãozinho
* MF Bigode
* MF Danilo
* MF Didi
* MF Ely
* MF Pinga
* FW Ademir
* FW Alfredo
* FW Baltazar
* FW Cláudio
* FW Ipojucan
* FW Julinho
* FW Rodrigues
* FW Zizinho
* Coach: Moreira

* v
* t
* e

Brazil squad – 1954 FIFA World Cup

* 1 Castilho
* 2 Djalma Santos
* 3 Nílton Santos
* 4 Brandãozinho
* 5 Pinheiro
* 6 Bauer (c)
* 7 Julinho
* 8 Didi
* 9 Baltazar
* 10 Pinga
* 11 Rodrigues
* 12 Paulinho
* 13 Alfredo Ramos
* 14 Ely
* 15 Mauro
* 16 Dequinha
* 17 Maurinho
* 18 Humberto
* 19 Índio
* 20 Rubens
* 21 Veludo
* 22 Cabeção
* Coach: Moreira

* v
* t
* e

Brazil squad – 1957 South American Championship runners-up

* GK Castilho
* GK Édgar
* GK Gilmar
* DF Bellini
* DF Djalma Santos
* DF Édson
* DF Nílton Santos
* DF Olavo
* DF Oreco
* DF Paulinho
* DF Zózimo
* MF Belangero
* MF Cláudio
* MF Canhoteiro
* MF Didi
* MF Dino Sani
* MF Zito
* FW Evaristo
* FW Garrincha
* FW Índio
* FW Joel
* FW Pepe
* FW Zizinho
* Coach: Brandão

* v
* t
* e

Brazil squad – 1958 FIFA World Cup winners (1st title)

* 1 Castilho
* 2 Bellini (c)
* 3 Gilmar
* 4 Djalma Santos
* 5 Dino Sani
* 6 Didi
* 7 Zagallo
* 8 Oreco
* 9 Zózimo
* 10 Pelé
* 11 Garrincha
* 12 Nílton Santos
* 13 Moacir
* 14 De Sordi
* 15 Orlando
* 16 Mauro
* 17 Joel
* 18 Mazzola
* 19 Zito
* 20 Vavá
* 21 Dida
* 22 Pepe
* Coach: Feola

* v
* t
* e

Brazil squad – 1959 South American Championship (Argentina) runners-up

* 1 Castilho
* 2 Gilmar
* 3 Bellini
* 4 Coronel
* 5 Djalma Santos
* 6 Nílton Santos
* 7 Orlando
* 8 Paulinho
* 9 Chinesinho
* 10 Didi
* 11 Dino Sani
* 12 Dorval
* 13 Esteves
* 14 Formiga
* 15 Zito
* 16 Almir Pernambuquinho
* 17 Garrincha
* 18 Henrique
* 19 Mauro
* 20 Paulo Valentim
* 21 Pelé
* 22 Zagallo
* Coach: Feola

* v
* t
* e

Brazil squad – 1962 FIFA World Cup winners (2nd title)

* 1 Gilmar
* 2 Djalma Santos
* 3 Mauro (c)
* 4 Zito
* 5 Zózimo
* 6 Nílton Santos
* 7 Garrincha
* 8 Didi
* 9 Coutinho
* 10 Pelé
* 11 Pepe
* 12 Jair Marinho
* 13 Bellini
* 14 Jurandir
* 15 Altair
* 16 Zequinha
* 17 Mengálvio
* 18 Jair
* 19 Vavá
* 20 Amarildo
* 21 Zagallo
* 22 Castilho
* Coach: Moreira

* v
* t
* e

Peru squad – 1970 FIFA World Cup

* 1 Rubiños
* 2 Campos
* 3 de la Torre
* 4 Chumpitaz (c)
* 5 Fuentes
* 6 Mifflin
* 7 Chale
* 8 Baylón
* 9 León
* 10 Cubillas
* 11 Gallardo
* 12 Correa
* 13 P. González
* 14 Fernández
* 15 J. González
* 16 Salinas
* 17 Cruzado
* 18 del Castillo
* 19 Reyes
* 20 Sotil
* 21 Goyzueta
* 22 Ramírez
* Coach: Didi

Managerial positions

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Sporting Cristal – managers

* Tirado (1956–58)
* Viccino (1958–59)
* Peucelle (1960)
* Honores (1960–62)
* Didi (1962–64)
* Terry (1964–66)
* Barbalho (1966)
* Didi (1967–69)
* Pasache (1969)
* Bártoli (1969–71)
* Gutendorf (1971)
* Calderón (1972–74)
* Campos (1974–75)
* Agurto (1976–77)
* Máspoli (1977–78)
* Fernández (1978–79)
* Calderón (1979–81)
* Gallardo (1981–82)
* Cubilla (1982–1983)
* Chiarella (1984)
* Gallardo (1985)
* Del Castillo (1985)
* Chumpitaz (1985–86)
* Company (1987–88)
* Montalvo (1988)
* Gallardo (1988–89)
* López-Cavallero (1989–90)
* Mellán (1990)
* Jara (1990)
* Oblitas (1990–92)
* Amaral (1993)
* Reyna (1993)
* Oblitas (1993–95)
* Carbone (1996)
* Markarián (1996–97)
* Arrué (1997–98)
* García (1998)
* Navarro (1998–99)
* Motta (1999)
* Oblitas (1999–2001)
* Magalhaes (2001)
* Autuori (2002)
* Weber (2003)
* Valencia (2003–04)
* Bauza (2004–05)
* Del Solar (2005–06)
* Sampaoli (2007)
* Fioric (2007)
* Oblitas (2007–09)
* Rivera (2010)
* Rivarola (2011)
* Reynoso (2011)
* Melgarc (2011)
* Mosquera (2012–13)
* Melgarc (2013)
* Vivas (2013)
* Ahmed (2014–15)
* Soso (2016)
* Del Solar (2017)
* Zegarra (2017)
* Salas (2018)
* Mendoza (2019)
* Vivas (2019)
* Barreto (2019–20)
* Sotoc (2020)
* Mosquera (2020–22)
* T. Nunes (2023)
* Enderson (2024)
* Farré (2024–25)
* Sotoc (2025)
* Autuori (2025–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Peru national football team – managers

* Oliveri (1927)
* Borelli (1929)
* Bru (1930)
* Carbajo (1935)
* Denegri (1936–37)
* Greenwell (1938–39)
* Arrillaga (1941)
* Fernandez Roca (1942–45)
* Arana (1946–47)
* Fernández (1948–50)
* Huapaya (1951–52)
* Cook (1953)
* Fernandez Roca (1953)
* Valdivieso (1954–55)
* Fernández (1956)
* Orth (1957–60)
* Calderón (1960–61)
* Almeida (1962)
* Valdivieso (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)
* Challe (1985)
* Cuéllar (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 (2015–22)
* Reynoso (2022–23)
* Fossati (2023–25)
* Ibáñezc (2025–)

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Club Atlético River Plate – managers

* Caamaño (1931–33)
* Pascucci (1933)
* Medgyessy (1934)
* Hircshl (1934–38)
* Cesarini (1939)
* Platko (1940)
* Cesarini (1940–44)
* Peucelle (1945–46)
* Minella (1947–59)
* López (1960)
* Ramos (1961)
* Rossi (1961–62)
* Minella (1962–63)
* Labrunai (1963)
* Fernández Viola (1963)
* Peucelle (1964)
* Curti (1964)
* Moreno (1964)
* Peucelle (1964)
* Cesarini (1965–66)
* Lorenzo (1967)
* Zorzenóni (1967)
* D'Amico (1967)
* Labruna (1968–70)
* Didi (1970–72)
* Diez (1972)
* Urriolabeitía (1972)
* Delém (1973)
* Rossi (1974)
* Sívori (1974)
* Vairoi (1974)
* Labruna (1975–81)
* Di Stéfano (1981–82)
* Cap (1982)
* Vázquez (1982)
* Ramos Delgado (1982)
* Varacka (1983)
* Pandoi (1983)
* Dominichi (1983)
* Cubilla (1984)
* Vairoi (1984)
* Veira (1984–87)
* Areáni (1987)
* Griguol (1987–88)
* Menotti (1988–89)
* Pandoi (1989)
* Merlo (1989–90)
* Passarella (1990–94)
* Gallego (1994–95)
* Babington (1995)
* Díaz (1995–2000)
* Gallego (2000–01)
* Hernándezi (2001)
* Díaz (2001–02)
* Pellegrini (2002–03)
* Astrada (2004–05)
* Merlo (2005)
* Passarella (2006–07)
* Gordilloi (2007)
* Simeone (2007–08)
* Rodríguezi (2008)
* Gorosito (2009)
* Astrada (2009–10)
* Cappa (2010)
* López (2010–11)
* Almeyda (2011–12)
* Zapatai (2012)
* Díaz (2012–14)
* Gallardo (2014–22)
* Demichelis (2022–24)
* Escuderoi (2024)
* Gallardo (2024–)

(i) = interim

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Fenerbahçe S.K. – managers

* Dalaklı (1907–10)
* Kulaksızoğlu (1910–15)
* Kayacan (1915–21)
* Elkatipzade (1921–24)
* Coşar (1924–26)
* Mocuk (1926–29)
* Çakan (1929–32)
* Schweng (1932–35)
* Elliott (1935–38)
* Schweng (1938–39)
* Nemes (1939–40)
* Prayer (1940–44)
* Dimitropoulos (1944–45)
* Arıcan (1945–47)
* Molnár (1947–48)
* Arman (1948–49)
* Molloy (1949–51)
* McCormick (1951)
* Székely (1951–53)
* Mihajlović (1953–55)
* Markos (1955)
* Arıcan (1955–56)
* Székely (1956–57)
* Molnár (1957–60)
* Székely (1960–62)
* Erdem (1962)
* Kokotović (1962–64)
* Hold (1964–65)
* Torkal (1965)
* Erdem (1965–66)
* Gegić (1966–67)
* Molnár (1967–69)
* Ionescu (1969–70)
* Teașcă (1970–71)
* Kiraz (1971–72)
* Torkalc (1972)
* Didi (1972–75)
* Niş (1975)
* Gegić (1975–76)
* Datcu (1976)
* Günar (1976)
* Kaloperović (1976–78)
* Niş (1978–79)
* Ersoy (1979)
* Şengül (1979–80)
* Rausch (1980–82)
* Katipc (1982)
* Stanković (1982–84)
* Veselinović (1984–85)
* Mészöly (1985–86)
* Stanković (1986–87)
* Çakır (1987)
* Yücetürk (1987)
* Pekel (1987)
* Csernai (1987–88)
* Veselinović (1988–90)
* Kanerc (1990)
* Hiddink (1990–91)
* Tırpan (1991)
* Togayc (1991)
* Vengloš (1991–93)
* Osieck (1993–94)
* Ivić (1994–95)
* Parreira (1995–96)
* Lazaroni (1996–97)
* Veselinovićc (1997)
* Barić (1997–98)
* Muratoğluc (1998)
* Löw (1998–99)
* Dilmen (1999)
* Zeman (1999–2000)
* Sofuoğlu (2000)
* Denizli (2000–02)
* Lorant (2002)
* Çetin (2002–03)
* Güneyc (2003)
* Daum (2003–06)
* Zico (2006–08)
* Aragonés (2008–09)
* Daum (2009–10)
* Kocaman (2010–13)
* Yanal (2013–14)
* Kartal (2014–15)
* Pereira (2015–16)
* Advocaat (2016–17)
* Kocaman (2017–18)
* Cocu (2018)
* Koemanc (2018)
* Yanal (2018–20)
* Gölec (2020)
* Karapınarc (2020)
* Bulut (2020–21)
* Belözoğluc (2021)
* Pereira (2021)
* Gölec (2021–22)
* Kartal (2022)
* Jesus (2022–23)
* Kartal (2023–24)
* Mourinho (2024–)

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Fluminense – managers

* Williams (1911–12)
* Taylor (1917–18)
* Platero (1919)
* Pedersen (1920–23)
* Williams (1924–26)
* Medgyessy (1927–28)
* Luiz Vinhaes (1929–33)
* Taylor (1934–36)
* Viera (1938–43)
* Cardoso (1945–47)
* Viera (1948–49)
* Otto Vieira (1950–51)
* Z. Moreira (1951–54)
* Gradim (1954)
* Russo (1955)
* Gradim (1955–56)
* Pirillo (1956–58)
* Z. Moreira (1958–62)
* Antoninho (1963)
* Fleitas (1963)
* Tim (1964–67)
* Telê (1967–68)
* E. Macedo (1968)
* Telê (1969)
* Amaral (1970–71)
* Zagallo (1971)
* Amaral (1972)
* Pinheiro (1972)
* Duque (1973)
* Parreira (1974)
* Didi (1975)
* Paulo Emilio (1975)
* Jair (1975–76)
* Didi (1976)
* Travaglini (1976–77)
* Pinheiro (1977)
* Paulo Emilio (1978)
* Zé Duarte (1979)
* Zagallo (1979–80)
* Nelsinho Rosa (1980–81)
* Luiz Henrique (1981)
* Dino Sani (1981–82)
* Lula (1982)
* Paulinho (1982)
* Garcia (1983)
* Carbone (1983–84)
* Parreira (1984)
* Luiz Henrique (1984)
* C.A. Torres (1984–85)
* Pastoriza (1985)
* Nelsinho Rosa (1985–86)
* Lopes (1986–87)
* Carbone (1987)
* S. Araújo (1988)
* Kurtz (1988)
* Cosme (1988–89)
* Candinho (1988–90)
* Valentim (1989)
* Procópio (1989)
* Telê (1989)
* E. Macedo (1990)
* Paulo Emilio (1990)
* G. Nunes (1990–91)
* Edinho (1991)
* Bernardes (1992)
* Altair c (1992)
* Cosme (1992)
* Edinho (1993)
* Nelsinho Rosa (1993)
* Edu (1993)
* C.A. Torres (1994)
* Delei c (1994)
* Pinheiro (1994)
* J. Santana (1995)
* J. Pereira (1996)
* Vieira (1996)
* Renato c (1996)
* Duarte (1996)
* Altair c (1996)
* Renato c (1996)
* JC Leal (1997)
* Espinosa (1997)
* de León (1997)
* Carbone (1997)
* Arturzinho (1997)
* Edinho (1998)
* Altair c (1998)
* Delei (1998)
* Cosme (1998)
* Duílio c (1998)
* Parreira (1999–2000)
* Duílio c (2000)
* Espinosa (2000–01)
* Duílio c (2001)
* Oswaldo (2001–02)
* Robertinho (2002)
* Waldemar (2002)
* Renato (2002–03)
* Duílio c (2003)
* J. Santana (2003)
* Renato (2003)
* Gênio c (2003)
* Espinosa (2004)
* R. Gomes (2004)
* Gama (2004)
* Abel (2005)
* Wortmann (2006)
* P. Campos (2006)
* J. Teixeira c (2006)
* Oswaldo (2006)
* Lopes (2006)
* PC Gusmão (2006–07)
* Eutrópio c (2007)
* J. Santana (2007)
* Eutrópio c (2007)
* Renato (2007–08)
* Cuca (2008)
* Simões (2008–09)
* Parreira (2009)
* Eutrópio c (2009)
* Renato (2009)
* Cuca (2009–10)
* M. Marques c (2010)
* Muricy (2010–11)
* R. Torres c (2011)
* Enderson c (2011)
* Leomir c (2011)
* Abel (2011–13)
* Luxemburgo (2013)
* Dorival Jr. (2013)
* Renato (2014)
* Cristóvão (2014–15)
* Drubscky (2015)
* Enderson (2015)
* E. Baptista (2015–16)
* Marcão c (2016)
* Levir (2016)
* Marcão c (2016)
* Abel (2017–18)
* M. Oliveira (2018)
* Moreno c (2018)
* Diniz (2019)
* Marcão c (2019)
* Oswaldo (2019)
* Marcão (2019)
* Odair (2020)
* Marcão (2020–21)
* Roger (2021)
* Marcão (2021)
* Abel (2022)
* Marcão c (2022)
* Diniz (2022–24)
* Marcão c (2024)
* Mano (2024–25)
* Marcão c (2025)
* Renato (2025–)

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Al-Ahli Saudi FC – managers

* Mohammed Amin Hilmi (1950–51)
* Abdullah Majid (1961–65)
* Hold (1967–70)
* Al Yafei (1976–77)
* Taha Ismail (1972–76)
* Didi (1978)
* George (1980–81)
* Santana (1983–85)
* El-Gohary (1985)
* Krautzun (1987–88)
* Lazaroni (1988)
* Zanata (1990)
* Xanana (1990–91)
* Scolari (1992–93)
* Maâloul (1994)
* Shtoob (1994)
* Al-Saghir (1994–95)
* Máximo (1995)
* Zaluar (1995–96)
* Zanata (1997)
* Cabralzinho (1998)
* Xanana (1998–99)
* López (2000)
* Peruzović (2000–02)
* Anbarc (2002)
* Davidovic (2002–03)
* Lukić (2003)
* Lechantre (2003)
* Louruz (2003–04)
* Geninho (2004–05)
* Lukić (2005)
* Anbarc (2005)
* Vučković (2005–07)
* Bücker (2007)
* Anbarc (2007)
* Vučković (2007–08)
* Anbar (2008)
* Mladenov (2008–09)
* Alfaro (2009)
* Guidoc (2009)
* Farias (2009–10)
* Sollied (2010)
* Badrac (2010)
* Rajevac (2010–11)
* Ilić (2011)
* Jarolím (2011–13)
* Ilić (2013)
* Pereira (2013–14)
* Gross (2014–16)
* Gomes (2016)
* Gross (2016–17)
* Rebrov (2017–18)
* Al-Jabal (2018)
* Guede (2018–19)
* Fossati (2019)
* Anbar (2019)
* Ivanković (2019)
* Al-Mohammadic (2019)
* Gross (2019–2020)
* Bahkalic (2020)
* Milojević (2020–2021)
* Gormic (2021)
* Reghecampf (2021)
* Hasi (2021–22)
* Siboldi (2022)
* Anbarc (2022)
* Mosimane (2022–23)
* Jaissle (2023–)

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Botafogo – managers

* Medgyessy (1927)
* Williams (1929–30)
* Pimenta (1940–41)
* Carvalho Leite (1941–42)
* Pimenta (1942)
* Carvalho Leite (1942–43)
* Fortunato (1943)
* Martim (1944)
* Bengala (1944–46)
* Martim Silveira (1946)
* Viera (1947)
* Zezé (1948–49)
* Geninho (1949–50)
* Carvalho Leite (1950–51)
* Newton (1951)
* Carvalho Leite (1951–52)
* Pirillo (1952)
* Martim (1952–53)
* Gentil (1953–54)
* Newton (1954)
* Zezé (1954–55)
* Geninho (1955)
* Zezé (1955–56)
* Geninho (1956–57)
* Saldanha (1957–58)
* Marinho (1958)
* Saldanha (1958–59)
* Amaral (1960–61)
* Marinho (1961–63)
* Danilo (1963)
* Paraguaio (1963)
* Rabello (1964)
* Geninho (1964–65)
* Chirol (1965)
* Daniel Pinto (1965)
* Chirol (1966)
* Neca (1966)
* Chirol (1966–67)
* Zagallo (1967–70)
* Paulinho (1971)
* Paraguaio (1971)
* Tim (1972)
* S. Leônidas (1972–73)
* Paraguaio (1973–74)
* Paulistinha (1974)
* Zagallo (1974–75)
* Telê (1976)
* Amaral (1976)
* S. Leônidas (1977)
* Zezé (1977)
* Paulistinha (1977)
* Danilo Alves (1977)
* Zagallo (1978)
* Danilo Alves (1978)
* Joel Martins (1979)
* Jorge Vieira (1979)
* Cavalcante (1979)
* Amaral (1980)
* Othon (1980)
* Paulo Emilio (1980)
* Paulinho (1981)
* Jorge Vieira (1982)
* Félix (1982)
* Guedes (1982)
* Zé Mário (1982–83)
* S. Leônidas (1983)
* Didi (1984)
* Redes (1984)
* Jair Pereira (1984)
* Fantoni (1984)
* Abel (1985)
* Camerino (1985)
* Carbone (1985–86)
* Camerino (1986)
* S. Leônidas (1986)
* Zagallo (1986)
* Joel Martins (1986–87)
* Jair Pereira (1987)
* Zé Carlos (1987–88)
* Joel Martins (1988)
* Pinheiro (1988)
* Jair Pereira (1988)
* Espinosa (1989)
* Edu (1989–90)
* Joel Martins (1990)
* Espinosa (1990–91)
* Gil (1991)
* Ernesto Paulo (1991)
* Gil (1992)
* Edinho (1992)
* Paulo Emilio (1993)
* Othon (1993)
* C.A. Torres (1993)
* Dé (1994)
* Trindade (1994–95)
* Jair Pereira (1995)
* Autuori (1995)
* Marinho Peres (1996)
* Barreto (1996)
* Jair Pereira (1996)
* Joel (1997)
* Rocha (1997)
* C.A. Torres (1997)
* Gílson (1998)
* Autuori (1998)
* Espinosa (1998–99)
* Gílson (1999)
* Mauro Fernandes (1999)
* Clemente (1999)
* Joel (2000)
* Clemente (2000)
* Barreto (2000)
* S. Lazaroni (2001)
* Dé (2001)
* Autuori (2001)
* Abel (2001–02)
* Zagallinho (2002)
* Dé (2002)
* Bernardes (2002)
* Abel (2002)
* Wortmann (2002)
* C.A. Torres (2002)
* Levir (2003–04)
* Mauro Galvão (2004)
* Bonamigo (2004–05)
* PC Gusmão (2005)
* P. Chamusca (2005)
* Roth (2005)
* C. Roberto (2006)
* Cuca (2006–07)
* Mário Sérgio (2007)
* Cuca (2007–08)
* Geninho (2008)
* Ney Franco (2008–09)
* Estevam (2009–10)
* J. Ventura c (2010)
* Joel (2010–11)
* Caio Jr. (2011)
* Tenius c (2011)
* Oswaldo (2012–13)
* Hungaro (2014)
* Mancini (2014)
* Simões (2015)
* J. Ventura c (2015)
* R. Gomes (2015–16)
* J. Ventura (2016–17)
* Conceição (2018)
* Valentim (2018)
* Paquetá (2018)
* B. Lazaroni c (2018)
* Zé Ricardo (2018–19)
* Barroca (2019)
* B. Lazaroni c (2019)
* Valentim (2019–20)
* Autuori (2020)
* B. Lazaroni (2020)
* Tenius c (2020)
* R. Díaz (2020)
* E. Díaz c (2020)
* Barroca (2020–21)
* Lúcio Flávio c (2021)
* M. Chamusca (2021)
* Resende c (2021)
* Enderson (2021–22)
* Lúcio Flávio c (2022)
* Castro (2022–23)
* Caçapa c (2023)
* Lage (2023)
* Lúcio Flávio c (2023)
* T. Nunes (2023–24)
* F. Matias c (2024)
* Artur Jorge (2024)
* Leiria c (2025)
* Caçapa c (2025)
* Paiva (2025–)

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Cruzeiro – managers

* Matturio Fabbi (1928–31)
* Rizzo (1932)
* Matturio Fabbi (1932–35)
* Nello Nicolai (1935–37)
* Ninão (1937)
* Matturio Fabbi (1938–39)
* Bengala (1939–43)
* Ninão (1943–44)
* Bengala (1944)
* Trindade (1944–46)
* Nello Nicolai (1946)
* Bengala (1946–47)
* Fumanchu (1947–48)
* Niginho (1948–49)
* Souza (1950–51)
* Juvenal Pereira (1951)
* Colombo (1952)
* Diéz (1953)
* Niginho (1953–55)
* Núñez (1955)
* Bengala (1955–56)
* Nequessaurt (1956)
* Gérson dos Santos (1957)
* Ayrton Moreira (1957)
* Danilo Alvim (1958)
* Gérson dos Santos (1958–59)
* Ninão (1959)
* Niginho (1959–61)
* Gérson dos Santos (1962)
* Geninho (1969–70)
* Niginho (1962–63)
* Martim Francisco (1963)
* Marão (1964)
* Ayrton Moreira (1964–67)
* Fantoni (1967–68)
* Chaves (1968–69)
* Gérson dos Santos (1969–70)
* Chaves (1970)
* Núñez (1970)
* Chaves (1970–71)
* Fantoni (1971–72)
* Yustrich (1972)
* Chaves (1972–75)
* Lacerda Filho (1975)
* Z. Moreira (1975–77)
* Yustrich (1977)
* Lacerda Filho (1977)
* Didi (1977)
* Aymoré Moreira (1977–78)
* Cardoso (1978)
* Zé Duarte (1978–79)
* Barbatana (1979)
* Chaves (1979–80)
* Tim (1980)
* Cardoso (1981)
* Didi (1981–82)
* Yustrich (1982)
* Fantoni (1983)
* Chaves (1983–84)
* Brandão (1984)
* João Francisco (1984–85)
* Morais (1985)
* Cardoso (1986)
* Bala (1986)
* C.A. Silva (1986–87)
* João Avelino (1987)
* Raul (1987)
* Paulinho (1987)
* J. Pereira (1987–88)
* C.A. Silva (1988)
* Formiga (1988)
* Andrade (1989)
* C.A. Silva (1989)
* J. Francisco (1989)
* Lacerda Filho (1989)
* Andrade (1990)
* Carbone (1990)
* Duque (1990)
* Evaristo (1991)
* Andrade (1991–92)
* Pereira (1992)
* C.A. Silva (1993)
* Pinheiro (1993)
* Andrade (1994)
* Palhinha (1994)
* Nelinho (1994)
* Andrade (1995)
* C.A. Silva (1995)
* Pereira (1995)
* A. Lopes (1995)
* Levir (1996)
* Oscar (1997)
* Autuori (1997)
* Nelsinho (1997)
* Levir (1998–99)
* Autuori (1999–2000)
* Marco Aurélio (2000)
* Scolari (2000–01)
* Carpegiani (2001)
* Wortmann (2001)
* Marco Aurélio (2001–02)
* Luxemburgo (2002–04)
* PC Gusmão (2004)
* Leão (2004)
* N. Franco c (2004)
* Marco Aurélio (2004)
* N. Franco c (2004)
* Levir (2005)
* PC Gusmão (2005–06)
* Oswaldo (2006)
* Autuori (2007)
* Ávila c (2007)
* Dorival Jr. (2007)
* Adilson (2008–10)
* Ávila c (2010)
* Cuca (2010–11)
* Joel (2011)
* Ávila (2011)
* Mancini (2011–12)
* Roth (2012)
* M. Oliveira (2013–15)
* Luxemburgo (2015)
* Deivid c (2015)
* Mano (2015)
* Deivid (2016)
* Delamore c (2016)
* Bento (2016)
* Peres c (2016)
* Mano (2016–19)
* Resende c (2019)
* Ceni (2019)
* Abel (2019)
* Adilson (2019–20)
* Enderson (2020)
* N. Franco (2020)
* C. Lúcio c (2020)
* Scolari (2020–21)
* C. Lúcio c (2021)
* Conceição (2021)
* Mozart (2021)
* Luxemburgo (2021)
* Pezzolano (2022–23)
* Pepa (2023)
* Seabra c (2023)
* Zé Ricardo (2023)
* Autuori c (2023)
* Larcamón (2024)
* Seabra (2024)
* M. Moura c (2024)
* Diniz (2024–25)
* W. Carvalho c (2025)
* Jardim (2025–)

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Fortaleza – managers

* Caiçara (1973)
* Moésio (1974)
* Urubatão (1974)
* Laerte (1975–76)
* Urubatão (1976)
* Moésio (1977)
* A. Meneses (1978)
* Jalber (1981)
* Moésio (1982)
* P. Emílio (1982–83)
* Didi (1985)
* Pepe (1985)
* Newton (1986)
* P. Emílio (1988)
* Gil Alves (1990)
* Dé (1990)
* S. Lopes (1991)
* Bianchini (1992)
* Geninho (1994)
* C. Morais (1995)
* D. Augusto (1995)
* Newton (1996)
* Lira (1997)
* Argeu (1997)
* Vilar (1998)
* Lira (1999)
* F. Araújo (1999)
* Galli (1999)
* R. Oliveira (1999)
* F. Araújo (2000)
* Ferdinando (2000)
* Zaluar (2001)
* Lana (2001)
* Ferdinando (2001–02)
* L.C. Cruz (2002)
* Ferdinando (2003)
* L.C. Cruz (2003)
* M. Araújo (2003)
* Givanildo (2004)
* Hélio (2004)
* M. Fernandes (2004)
* Zetti (2004)
* Dorival Jr. (2005)
* Benazzi (2005)
* Hélio (2005)
* Espinosa (2005)
* J. Pereira (2005)
* Picerni (2006)
* Cecílio c (2006)
* Bittencourt (2006)
* Hélio (2006)
* Roberval (2006)
* Frasson c (2006–07)
* Bonamigo (2007)
* Marco Aurélio (2007)
* Knevitz (2007)
* Veras c (2006–07)
* Zetti (2007)
* Silas (2007–08)
* Heriberto (2008)
* Irineu c (2008)
* L.C. Barbieri (2008)
* Veras c (2008)
* Heriberto (2008)
* Mior (2009)
* Mirandinha (2009)
* Vladimir c (2009)
* Giba (2009)
* M. Fernandes (2009)
* R. Fernandes (2009)
* Müller (2010)
* Zé Teodoro (2010)
* Vladimir c (2010)
* F. Araújo (2011)
* Ferdinando (2011)
* Bernardes (2011)
* Marcinho c (2010)
* Ademir (2011)
* J. Araújo (2011)
* Nedo (2011–12)
* Vica (2012–13)
* Gavião c (2013)
* Hélio (2013)
* Martins (2013)
* M. Chamusca (2014–15)
* Nedo (2015)
* M. Chamusca (2015)
* F. Araújo (2016)
* Marquinhos (2016)
* Hemerson (2016–17)
* Marquinhos (2017)
* Bonamigo (2017)
* Zago (2017)
* Ceni (2018–19)
* Montenegro c (2019)
* Zé Ricardo (2019)
* Ceni (2019–20)
* Montenegro c (2020)
* M. Chamusca (2020–21)
* Enderson (2021)
* Porto c (2021)
* Vojvoda (2021–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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São Paulo FC – managers

* Salles (1930)
* Bueno (1930)
* Platero (1930)
* Salles (1931–32)
* Formiga (1932)
* Medgyessy (1932–33)
* Clodô (1933–35)
* Del Debbio (1936–37)
* Feola (1937–38)
* Tito (1938)
* Feola (1938–39)
* Amsel (1939)
* Pedroso c (1939)
* A. Gomes c (1939)
* Barbuy (1939–40)
* Platero (1940)
* Feola (1941–42)
* Ross (1942–43)
* Joreca (1943–47)
* Zarzur (1947)
* Feola (1947–50)
* Leônidas (1951)
* Ariston (1951)
* Feola (1951–53)
* López (1953–54)
* Leônidas (1954–55)
* Feola (1955–57)
* Caxambu c (1957)
* Guttmann (1957–58)
* Raymundo c (1958)
* Renganeschi (1958–59)
* Feola (1959–60)
* Remo (1960)
* F. Costa (1960–61)
* Raymundo c (1961)
* Cardoso (1961)
* Caxambu c (1961)
* A. Moreira (1962)
* Caxambu c (1962)
* Brandão (1962–64)
* Vieira (1964)
* Poy (1964–65)
* López (1965)
* A. Moreira (1966)
* Pirillo (1967–68)
* Lameiro (1968–69)
* Z. Moreira (1970)
* Brandão (1971)
* Poy c (1971)
* A. Ramos (1972)
* Geraldino c (1972)
* Mota (1972)
* Poy (1972)
* Telê (1973)
* Poy (1973–76)
* Juliato c (1976)
* Minelli (1977–79)
* Juliato (1979)
* C. A. Silva (1980–81)
* Leal Neto c (1981)
* C. Formiga (1981–82)
* Poy (1982–83)
* Serrão c (1983)
* Travaglini (1983–84)
* Moraes c (1984)
* Cilinho (1984–86)
* Serrão c (1986)
* Pepe (1986–87)
* Serrão c (1987)
* Cilinho (1987–89)
* Gimenez c (1989)
* C. A. Silva (1989–90)
* Gimenez c (1990)
* Forlán (1990)
* Telê (1990–96)
* Muricy c (1996)
* Parreira (1996)
* Muricy (1996–97)
* Pereyra (1997–98)
* Nelsinho (1998)
* Pita c (1998)
* Mário Sérgio (1998)
* Carpegiani (1999)
* Milton Cruz c (1999)
* Levir (2000)
* Vadão (2001)
* Nelsinho (2001–02)
* Oswaldo (2002–03)
* Rojas (2003)
* Cuca (2004)
* Leão (2004–05)
* Milton Cruz c (2005)
* Autuori (2005)
* Muricy (2006–09)
* Milton Cruz c (2009)
* R. Gomes (2009–10)
* Milton Cruz c (2010)
* Baresi c (2010)
* Carpegiani (2010–11)
* Milton Cruz c (2011)
* Adilson (2011)
* Milton Cruz c (2011)
* Leão (2011–12)
* Milton Cruz c (2012)
* Ney Franco (2012–13)
* Milton Cruz c (2013)
* Autuori (2013)
* Muricy (2013–15)
* Milton Cruz c (2015)
* Osorio (2015)
* Doriva (2015)
* Milton Cruz c (2015)
* Bauza (2016)
* Jardine c (2016)
* R. Gomes (2016)
* Pintado c (2016)
* Ceni (2017)
* Pintado c (2017)
* Dorival Jr. (2017–18)
* Jardine c (2018)
* Aguirre (2018)
* Jardine (2018–19)
* Mancini c (2019)
* Cuca (2019)
* Diniz (2019–21)
* Vizolli c (2021)
* Crespo (2021)
* Ceni (2021–23)
* Dorival Jr. (2023)
* Carpini (2024)
* Milton Cruz c (2024)
* Zubeldía (2024–)

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Alianza Lima – managers

* Rivero (1928–34)
* Sarmiento (1935–37)
* Quintana (1937–40)
* Villanueva (1940)
* Valdivieso (1941)
* Villanueva (1941)
* Arce (1942–43)
* Lobatón (1944)
* Manisse (1944)
* Arrillaga (1945)
* Castillo Ortega (1946)
* Magallanes (1946–48)
* Berastaín (1949)
* Aramburú (1949)
* Petrovich (1950)
* González (1951)
* Guzmán (1952–53)
* Mora (1953)
* Magallanes (1954–56)
* Scarone (1957–59)
* Huapaya (1960)
* Sánchez (1961)
* Jaime (1961–66)
* Pakozdi (1967)
* Castillo Ortega (1967)
* de Oliveira (1968)
* Jaime (1969)
* Bagnulo (1969–70)
* Jaime (1970)
* Jaime (1971)
* Gomes Nogueira (1971–72)
* Reynoso (1972)
* Georgiadis (1972)
* Bártoli (1973)
* Capristán (1973)
* R. Castillo (1973–74)
* Calderón (1975–76)
* J. Castillo (1976)
* Georgiadis (1976)
* Gonzáles (1977)
* Hohberg (1977–78)
* Tan (1979)
* Cubilla (1980)
* Zegarra (1981–82)
* J. Castillo (1982)
* Zegarra (1983)
* Tan (1984–85)
* Didi (1986)
* Cubilla (1987)
* J. Castillo (1987)
* Calderón (1987)
* R. Castillo (1988)
* Barack (1988)
* Cubillas (1988)
* Company (1989)
* Carlos Amaral (1990–91)
* Vilić (1991)
* R. Castillo (1991)
* Dellacha (1992)
* Cueto (1992)
* J. Castillo (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)
* Zegarra (2000)
* Brzić (2001)
* Autuori (2001)
* Duarte (2001)
* 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 c (2013)
* Sanguinetti (2014–15)
* Roverano (2015)
* Pizarro c (2015)
* Mosquera (2016)
* Jayo (2016)
* Bengoechea (2017–18)
* Russo (2019)
* Reyes c (2019)
* Bengoechea (2019–20)
* Duarte c (2020)
* M. Salas (2020)
* G. Salas c (2020)
* Ahmed (2020)
* Bustos (2021–22)
* G. Salas (2022–23)
* Perea c (2023)
* Larriera (2023)
* Restrepo (2024)
* Ortiz c (2024)
* Soso (2024)
* Gorosito (2025–)

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Bangu – managers

* Vinhaes (1933–34)
* Rincão (1934)
* Pimenta (1935–36)
* Rincão (1937)
* F. Pinheiro (1937)
* Rincão (1938)
* Manfrenatte (1938–39)
* F. Pinheiro (1939)
* Solón (1940)
* Fausto (1940)
* Manfrenatte (1941–43)
* Menotti (1943)
* J.F. Lemos (1944)
* Perini (1945)
* Monsores (1945–46)
* Martins (1946)
* J.F. Lemos (1947)
* A. Moreira (1948–50)
* Aymoré M. (1950)
* Ondino (1950–52)
* Tim (1953)
* Délio (1953)
* Tim (1953–56)
* Luiz Renato (1956)
* Newton (1956)
* Pellegrini (1957)
* G. Cardoso (1957–58)
* Tim (1959–60)
* Zizinho (1960)
* Yustrich (1961)
* Gradim (1961–62)
* Tim (1963–64)
* Denoni (1964)
* M. Francisco (1964)
* Monsores (1964)
* G. Cardoso (1965)
* Zizinho (1965–66)
* Monsores (1967)
* M. Francisco (1967)
* Ondino (1967)
* Monsores (1968)
* Ocimar (1968–69)
* D. Pinto (1969)
* Monsores (1969)
* F. Costa (1970)
* do Rio (1970)
* Evaristo (1971)
* Paulinho (1971)
* Ocimar (1972)
* Décio (1973)
* Vavá (1973)
* Zózimo (1973)
* Aníbal (1974)
* Paulo Mendes (1975)
* Aureliano (1975)
* Anani (1975)
* F. Cônsul (1976)
* Moacir (1976)
* Ananias (1976)
* Décio (1976)
* Severino (1977–78)
* Yustrich (1978)
* Melquisedeque (1978)
* Antoninho (1979)
* Zizinho (1980)
* Ananias (1980)
* Tim (1980)
* Décio (1980–81)
* J. Francisco (1982)
* Vieira (1983)
* Moisés (1983–86)
* Lumumba (1986)
* Carpegiani (1986)
* Pinheiro (1987)
* Leone (1987)
* Zagallo (1988)
* J. Francisco (1988)
* Dé (1988–89)
* Pinheiro (1989)
* Didi (1989)
* Moisés (1989)
* Clemente (1990)
* Lumumba (1990)
* Melo (1990–91)
* Cosme (1991)
* Massa (1991)
* Dé (1992)
* Moisés (1992–94)
* Barreto (1995–96)
* Cosme (1996)
* Severino (1997)
* Sampaio (1998–00)
* Miguel (2001)
* Teixeira (2001)
* Jr Lopes (2002)
* Miguel (2002)
* Tita (2003)
* Cabo (2004)
* Sampaio (2005)
* Miguel (2006)
* Elói (2006)
* Sampaio (2006)
* Gabriel (2007)
* Roy (2008)
* Cosme (2008)
* E. Souza (2009)
* Mazolinha (2009)
* Nando (2009)
* Buarque (2010)
* Mazolinha (2010)
* Gabriel (2010–11)
* Marcão (2011–12)
* C. César (2012)
* Cleimar (2012–13)
* Sampaio (2013)
* Mazolinha (2013–14)
* M. Marques (2014–15)
* C. Renan (2015)
* Sacramento (2016)
* M. Marques (2016)
* Allax (2017)
* Arturzinho (2017)
* R. Fernandes (2017)
* C. Renan (2017)
* M. Marques (2018)
* Sampaio (2018–19)
* Ado (2019)
* Allax (2020)
* Marelli (2021)
* Felipe (2021–22)
* M. Curopos c (2022)
* Felipe (2023)
* M. Curopos c (2023)
* A. Gomes (2024)
* França (2024)
* Jr. Martins (2024–25)
* Jr. Lopes (2025–)

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