C.R. Caála

Caála
Full name Clube Recreativo da Caála
Founded 24 June 1944
Ground Estádio dos Kuricutelas
Huambo, Angola
(Capacity: 17,000)
Chairman Horácio Mosquito
Manager Luis Aires
League Girabola
2010 2nd
Home colours
Away colours

Clube Recreativo da Caála, commonly known as just Caála, is a soccer club based in Huambo, Angola.

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History

CR Caála was founded on 24 June 1944 and competing in Angola's top level league, which is the Girabola.[1]

The management of Recreativo da Caála dismissed on Monday [3rd May] the Portuguese Victor Manuel as the coach of the football club. Also according to the same source, the team also sacked the assistant coach Jorge Prisca and Fernando Pereira, goalkeepers coach. [1]

Notable coaches

Performance in CAF competitions

2011 - First Round

Notable chairmans

Current squad

[2] Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 GK Capessa
2 DF Elias
3 DF Yohanna Buba
4 DF Kialenda
5 MF Osório
6 MF Celson
7 MF Alioune Gueye
9 FW Reginaldo Moré
11 FW Femi Joseph
12 GK Lokwa Blachard
14 MF Vovó
15 FW Paizinho
No. Position Player
17 MF Rúben Nathis
18 FW Massinga
19 MF Dudu
20 MF Dário Cardoso
22 DF Jorge Vidigal
24 GK Estêvão
25 DF Vado
27 DF Rui Mauricio
28 MF Pablo
29 DF Campos
30 MF Marinho

Staff

Management

Secretary:
Chairman:
Vice president:
Administrative manager:
Finance manager:
General manager:

Sports

Head coach:
Assistant coach:
Goalkeeper coach:
Technical coach:

Medical

Physio:
Equipment manager:

Notable players

Angola
  • Antonio Miranda Carlos
  • Arcânio Chitaca Calenda
  • Carlos Madiokoka
  • Daco
  • Dilson
  • Edu Castigo
  • Eduardo Leite
  • Eldon Maquemba
  • Gonçalo Santana António
  • Hermenegildo Pimentel
  • Lázaro Manuel Pedro
  • Mateus
  • Mauro
  • Osvaldo
  • Quinzinho
  • Wilson Alegre
  • Yuri
  • Zico
Brazil
  • Glauco
  • Kemerson
Cape Verde
  • Wilson Gonçalves
Congo
  • Yulu Nguandjo
Mozambique
  • Sebastião Soares
Nigeria
Portugal
  • Carlos Padre
  • Chevela
  • Jaco
  • Mauro Bastos
  • Palhares
Zambia

Notable staff members

Vice president
Finance director
General manager
Director of Sport
Team chef

Notes

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