Narciso (footballer)

Brazilian footballer

NarcisoPersonal information

Full name|  Narciso dos Santos
Date of birth|  (1973-12-23) 23 December 1973 (age 50)
Place of birth|  Neópolis (SE) Brazil
Height|  6 ft 4 in (1.93 m)[1]
Position(s)|  Midfielder
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1994|  Paraguaçuense|  |
1994–1998|  Santos|  110|  (5)
1999–2000|  Flamengo|  |
2000–2005|  Santos|  4|  (0)
International career
1995–1998|  Brazil|  8|  (0)
Managerial career
2008–2011|  Santos U20
2011|  Sergipe
2011–2012|  Corinthians U20
2012–2013|  Palmeiras U20
2013|  CEOV
2014–2015|  Penapolense
2015|  Linense
2016|  ABC
2016|  XV de Piracicaba

Medal record

Representing  Brazil
Men's Football
|  1996 Atlanta | Team Competition

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Narciso dos Santos, or just Narciso (born 23 December 1973 in Neópolis, Sergipe) is a Brazilian former footballer who played as a midfielder. He is currently the manager of XV de Piracicaba.

He made his debut for the Brazil national team between 1995 and played his last match in 1998. He appeared in one game at the 1996 Summer Olympics; versus Portugal.

In 2000, Narciso was diagnosed with leukemia, and all evidences pointed towards his retirement from football. However, he managed to recover and returned to his footballing activities soon thereafter, the only sportsman in the world to ever do so. [1]

## Honours[edit]

### Club[edit]

Corinthians

* Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior: 2012

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Narciso".

## External links[edit]

* Narciso at Sambafoot (archived)

Brazil squads

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Brazil squad – 1995 Copa América runners-up

* 1 Taffarel
* 2 Jorginho
* 3 Aldair
* 4 Ronaldão
* 5 César Sampaio
* 6 Roberto Carlos
* 7 Edmundo
* 8 Dunga
* 9 Túlio
* 10 Juninho
* 11 Zinho
* 12 Danrlei
* 13 Rodrigo
* 14 André Cruz
* 15 Narciso
* 16 Leandro
* 17 Beto
* 18 Leonardo
* 19 Souza
* 20 Ronaldo
* 21 Sávio
* 22 Dida
* Coach: Zagallo

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Brazil squad – 1996 CONCACAF Gold Cup runners-up

* 1 Dida
* 2 Zé Maria
* 3 Lopes
* 4 Narciso
* 5 Flávio Conceição
* 6 André Luiz
* 7 Caio
* 8 Amaral
* 9 Iranildo
* 10 Arílson
* 11 Sávio
* 12 Danrlei
* 13 Carlinhos
* 14 Gélson
* 15 Zé Roberto
* 16 Zé Elias
* 17 Beto
* 18 Jamelli
* 19 Souza
* 20 Leandro
* Coach: Zagallo

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Brazil men's football squad – 1996 Summer Olympics – Bronze medalists

* 1 Dida
* 2 Zé Maria
* 3 Aldair
* 4 Ronaldo G.
* 5 Flávio
* 6 R. Carlos
* 7 Bebeto
* 8 Amaral
* 9 Juninho
* 10 Rivaldo
* 11 Sávio
* 12 Danrlei
* 13 Narciso
* 14 André Luiz
* 15 Zé Elias
* 16 Marcelinho
* 17 Luizão
* 18 Ronaldinho
* Coach: Zagallo

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1998 Bola de Prata

* GK: Dida
* DF: Arce
* DF: Marcelo Djian
* DF: Gamarra
* DF: Júnior
* MF: Vampeta
* MF: Narciso
* MF: Jackson
* MF: Valdo
* FW: Fábio Júnior
* FW: Edílson

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Palmeiras – managers

* Fresia (1920–1921)
* Lagreca (1922–1923)
* Barbuy (1924–29)
* Medgyessy (1929)
* Cabelli (1930–34)
* Viola (1935)
* Platero (1935)
* Cambón (1936)
* Fabbi (1936–37)
* Loureiro (1938)
* Platero (1938–39)
* Mastrandea (1939)
* Domenico (1940–41)
* Minervino (1942)
* Del Debbio (1942–44)
* Bianco (1944)
* Cambón (1944)
* Brandão (1945)
* Ross (1946)
* Junqueira (1946)
* Cambón (1947)
* Brandão (1947–48)
* Magno (1949)
* C. Cardoso (1949)
* Cambón (1949)
* López (1950)
* Cambón (1950–51)
* Picabea (1952)
* C. Cardoso (1952–53)
* Amarijo (1953)
* Viera (1953)
* C. Cardoso (1954)
* Aymoré Moreira (1954–57)
* Cambón (1957)
* Vianna (1957–58)
* Canhotinho (1958)
* Brandão (1958–60)
* Renganeschi (1961)
* M. Cardoso (1962)
* Geninho (1962–63)
* Travaglini (1963)
* Pirillo (1963–64)
* Travaglini (1964)
* Núñez (1964–65)
* Travaglini (1965–66)
* Fleitas (1966)
* A. Moreira (1967)
* Travaglini (1967–68)
* Julinho (1968)
* González (1968)
* Núñez (1968–69)
* Minelli (1969–71)
* Travaglini (1971)
* Brandão (1971–75)
* Moraes c (1975)
* Dino Sani (1975–76)
* Dudu (1976–77)
* Maffia c (1977)
* J. Vieira (1977–78)
* Moraes c (1978)
* Núñez (1978–79)
* Telê (1979–80)
* Moraes c (1980)
* Clerici (1980)
* Brandão (1980)
* Moraes c (1980)
* Lameiro (1980)
* Dudu (1981)
* Fedato (1981)
* Vieira (1981)
* Paulinho (1982)
* Fedato (1982)
* Sant'Anna c (1982)
* Minelli (1982–83)
* C. A. Silva (1984)
* Fedato c (1984)
* Travaglini (1984)
* Fedato (1984–85)
* Travaglini (1985)
* Chinesinho (1985)
* Arenari (1985–86)
* Castilho (1986)
* Maffia c (1986)
* Carbone (1986–87)
* Carabina (1987)
* Minelli (1987–88)
* Ênio (1988)
* Leão (1989)
* J. Pereira (1990)
* Dudu c (1990)
* Telê (1990)
* Dudu (1990–91)
* Carpegiani (1991)
* Nelsinho (1991–92)
* Otacílio (1993)
* Luxemburgo (1993–94)
* Espinosa (1995)
* C. A. Silva (1995)
* Luxemburgo (1995–96)
* M. Araújo (1997)
* Scolari (1997–00)
* Murtosa c (2000)
* M. Aurélio (2000–01)
* M. Araújo c (2001)
* Roth (2001)
* M.Araújo (2001)
* Luxemburgo (2002)
* PC Gusmão (2002)
* Murtosa (2002)
* Levir (2002)
* Picerni (2003–04)
* Estevam (2004–05)
* Candinho (2005)
* Bonamigo (2005)
* Leão (2005–06)
* Vilar c (2006)
* Tite (2006)
* Picerni (2006)
* Caio Jr. (2007)
* Luxemburgo (2008–09)
* Jorginho c (2009)
* Muricy (2009–10)
* Zago (2010)
* Parraga c (2010)
* Scolari (2010–12)
* Narciso c (2012)
* Kleina (2012–14)
* Valentim c (2014)
* Gareca (2014)
* Valentim c (2014)
* Dorival Jr. (2014)
* Oswaldo (2015)
* Valentim c (2015)
* M. Oliveira (2015–16)
* Valentim c (2016)
* Cuca (2016)
* E. Baptista (2017)
* Cuca (2017)
* Valentim c (2017)
* Roger (2018)
* W. Carvalho c (2018)
* Scolari (2018–19)
* Mano (2019)
* Lopes c (2019)
* Luxemburgo (2020)
* Lopes c (2020)
* A. Ferreira (2020–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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ABC – managers

* Carabina (1977–78)
* Ferdinando (1979–85)
* S. Leônidas (1985)
* Givanildo (1985–86)
* Ferdinando (1987)
* M. Fernandes (1990)
* Givanildo (1991)
* M. Simões (1992)
* Erandy (1993)
* S. Lopes (1993)
* S. Lopes (1995)
* Soares (1995)
* Ferdinando (1995–96)
* Diá (1996)
* Neto (1998)
* Ferdinando (1998–99)
* M. Marques (2000)
* Moroni (2000)
* D. Duarte (2000)
* M. Fernandes (2001)
* Guarnelli (2001)
* Cavalheiro (2002)
* Ferdinando (2004)
* Diá (2004)
* L.C. Cruz (2006)
* Davino (2006)
* E. Leivinha (2006)
* Ferdinando (2006–08)
* Arturzinho (2009)
* F. Lopes (2009)
* Neto (2009)
* F. Barros (2009)
* Heriberto (2009)
* D. Duarte (2010)
* L. Campos (2010–11)
* Guto (2011)
* Ranielle c (2011)
* Campos (2011–12)
* Goiano (2012)
* Ademir (2012)
* Givanildo (2012–13)
* P. Porto (2013)
* Ranielle c (2013)
* W. Lemos (2013)
* Fernandes (2013–14)
* Zé Teodoro (2014)
* Moacir Jr. (2014)
* R. Fonseca (2014–15)
* Josué (2015)
* Dal Pozzo (2015)
* Cecílio (2015)
* H. dos Anjos (2015)
* China (2015)
* Narciso (2016)
* Ranielle c (2016)
* Geninho (2016–17)
* Ranielle c (2017)
* M. Fernandes (2017)
* Ranielle c (2017)
* Schülle (2017)
* Ranielle (2017–19)
* Soares (2019)
* Fernandes (2019)
* Diá (2020)
* Criciúma (2021)
* Moacir Jr. (2021–22)
* J. Tostão c (2022)
* Marchiori (2022–23)
* J. Tostão c (2023)
* Allan Aal (2023)
* Argel (2023)
* J. Tostão c (2023)
* Lacerda (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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