Péricles Chamusca

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Péricles Chamusca
Personal information
Péricles Chamusca with Al-Jaish in 2012.
Full name	Péricles Raimundo Oliveira Chamusca
Date of birth	(1965-09-29) September 29, 1965
Place of birth	Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Playing position	Coach
Teams managed
Years	Team
1992–1995	Vitória
1996	Santa Cruz
1997	Mirassol
1997	Rio Branco-SP
1997	América (MG)
1998	Porto
1998	CSA
2001	Corinthians Alagoano
2002	Brasiliense
2002	Caxias
2002	Mirassol
2002–2004	Santa Cruz
2004	Santo André
2004	São Caetano
2005	Goiás
2005	Botafogo
2005–2009	Oita Trinita
2009	Sport Recife
2010	Avaí
2010–2011	Al-Arabi
2011–2012	Al-Jaish
2013	Portuguesa
2013	Coritiba
2014–	Júbilo Iwata

Péricles Raimundo Oliveira Chamusca, or simply known as Péricles Chamusca (born September 29, 1965) is a Brazilian football manager. Currently, he is the head coach of Júbilo Iwata.

Early and personal life

Chamusca was born in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.

Coaching career

Chamusca coached Japanese club Oita Trinita since September 2005, then brought the first J. League Cup title to the club in 2008. But on the very next season, the club suffered a 14th straight defeat in the league due to injuries of regular players. He was fired on July 14, and Ranko Popović took his position.^[1]

On July 31, 2009 he assigned with Sport Recife to coach the Pernambucano team. He replaced Emerson Leão.^[2] On November 7, 2009, the coach has quit Sport Club do Recife in agreement with the club chairman Sílvio Guimarães, the team placed the bottom in the Brasileirão championship standings.^[3]

Team honors

Copa do Brasil - 2004
J. League Cup - 2008

References

↑ Popovic replaces Chamusca at Oita FIFA.com
↑ Péricles Chamusca é o novo técnico do Sport JC Online
↑ Chamusca não é mais técnico do Sport

External links

Official website (English)
Official website (Portuguese)
Official website (Japanese)

Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas – managers

Adhemar Pimenta (1940–41)
Carvalho Leite (1941–42)
Adhemar Pimenta (1942)
Carvalho Leite (1942–43)
Fortunato (1943)
Martim Silveira (1944)
Bengala (1944–46)
Martim Silveira (1946)
Viera (1947)
Zezé Moreira (1948–49)
Geninho (1949–50)
Carvalho Leite (1950–51)
Newton Cardoso (1951)
Carvalho Leite (1951–52)
Sylvio Pirillo (1952)
Martim Silveira (1952–53)
Gentil Cardoso (1953–54)
Newton Cardoso (1954)
Zezé Moreira (1954–55)
Geninho (1955)
Zezé Moreira (1955–56)
Geninho (1956–57)
João Saldanha (1957–58)
Marinho Rodrigues (1958)
João Saldanha (1958–59)
Paulo Amaral (1960–61)
Marinho Rodrigues (1961–63)
Danilo (1963)
Paraguaio (1963)
Zoulo Rabello (1964)
Geninho (1964–65)
Admildo Chirol (1965)
Daniel Pinto (1965)
Admildo Chirol (1966)
Neca (1966)
Admildo Chirol (1966–67)
Zagallo (1967–70)
Paulinho (1971)
Paraguaio (1971)
Tim (1972)
Sebastião Leônidas (1972–73)
Paraguaio (1973–74)
Paulistinha (1974)
Zagallo (1974–75)
Telê Santana (1976)
Paulo Amaral (1976)
Sebastião Leônidas (1977)
Zezé Moreira (1977)
Paulistinha (1977)
Danilo Alves (1977)
Zagallo (1978)
Danilo Alves (1978)
Joel Martins (1979)
Jorge Vieira (1979)
Djalma Cavalcante (1979)
Paulo Amaral (1980)
Othon Valentim (1980)
Paulo Emílio (1980)
Paulinho (1981)
Jorge Vieira (1982)
Félix (1982)
Ernesto Guedes (1982)
Zé Mário (1982–83)
Sebastião Leônidas (1983)
Didi (1984)
Humberto Redes (1984)
Jair Pereira (1984)
Orlando Fantoni (1984)
Jorge Vieira (1985)
Abel Braga (1985)
Cléber Camerino (1985)
Carbone (1985–86)
Cléber Camerino (1986)
Sebastião 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 Coimbra (1989–90)
Joel Martins (1990)
Espinosa (1990–91)
Gil (1991)
Ernesto Paulo (1991)
Gil (1992)
Edinho (1992)
Paulo Emílio (1993)
Othon Valentim (1993)
Carlos Alberto Torres (1993)
Dé (1994)
Renato Trindade (1994–95)
Jair Pereira (1995)
Autuori (1995)
Marinho Peres (1996)
Ricardo Barreto (1996)
Jair Pereira (1996)
Joel Santana (1997)
Sebastião Rocha (1997)
Carlos Alberto Torres (1997)
Gílson Nunes (1998)
Autuori (1998)
Espinosa (1998–99)
Gílson Nunes (1999)
Mauro Fernandes (1999)
Antônio Clemente (1999)
Joel Santana (2000)
Antônio Clemente (2000)
Ricardo Barreto (2000)
Lazaroni (2001)
Dé Aranha (2001)
Autuori (2001)
Abel Braga (2001–02)
Zagallinho (2002)
Dé Aranha (2002)
Arthur Bernardes (2002)
Abel Braga (2002)
Wortmann (2002)
Carlos Alberto Torres (2002)
Culpi (2003–04)
Mauro Galvão (2004)
Bonamigo (2004–05)
PC Gusmão (2005)
Chamusca (2005)
Roth (2005)
Carlos Roberto (2006)
Cuca (2006–07)
Mário Sérgio (2007)
Cuca (2007)
Geninho (2008)
Ney Franco (2008–09)
Estevam Soares (2009–10)
Joel Santana (2010–11)
Caio Jr. (2011)
O. de Oliveira (2012–13)
Hungaro (2014)

v t e Oita Trinita – managers

Ishizaki (1999–01) Kobayashi (2001–03) Berger (2004) Kwan (2005) Schans (2005) Chamusca (2005–09) Matsuyama (2009) Popović (2009) Kwan (2010) Tasaka (2011–)

v t e Júbilo Iwata – managers

Nagasawa (1993) Ooft (1994–96) Felipe (1996–97) Kuwahara (1997) Valmir (1998) Kuwahara (1999) Hadžievski (2000) Suzuki (2000–02) Yanagishita (2003) Kuwahara (2004) Suzuki (2004) Yamamoto (2004–06) Adílson (2006–07) Uchiyama (2007–08) Ooft (2008) Yanagishita (2009–11) Morishita (2012–13) Sekizuka (2013) Chamusca (2014–)

Persondata
Name	Chamusca, Pericles
Alternative names
Short description	Brazilian football manager
Date of birth	September 29, 1965
Place of birth	Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Date of death
Place of death

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