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Brazilian football manager

Caio Zanardi
Personal information

Full name	Caio César Zanardi Gomes da Silva
Date of birth	(1973-08-08) 8 August 1973 (age 51)
Place of birth	São Paulo, Brazil
Team information
Current team	Boavista (head coach)
Youth career
Years	Team
1986–1992	São Paulo
1992	Portuguesa
1992–1995	Corinthians
Managerial career
2000–2004	Palmeiras U17
2004–2006	Pão de Açúcar U20
2005	Juventus-SP (interim)
2006	Vilnius
2007	Paulista B
2013–2015	Brazil U17
2015–2016	Fort Lauderdale Strikers
2017	Desportivo Brasil
2017–2018	Atlético Mineiro U23
2018	Desportivo Brasil
2018–2019	Al Nasr (Dubai)
2020–2021	Khor Fakkan
2022	Al Bataeh
2023	Ajman
2024	Dibba Al-Hisn
2025–	Boavista

Caio César Zanardi Gomes da Silva (born 8 August 1973) is a Brazilian football coach, currently the head coach of Boavista.

Career

In 2006, Zanardi was appointed manager of Lithuanian side Vilnius. In 2013, he was appointed manager of Brazil U17, helping them win the 2015 South American U-17 Championship. In 2015, he was appointed manager of Fort Lauderdale Strikers in the United States. In 2017, Zanardi was appointed manager of Brazilian club Desportivo Brasil. In 2018, he was appointed manager of Al Nasr (Dubai) in the United Arab Emirates. In 2020, he was appointed technical director of Portuguese team Oliveirense. In 2020, Zanardi was appointed manager of Khor Fakkan in the United Arab Emirates.

Personal life

Zanardi's younger brother Márcio is also a football manager.

References

""Vilniaus" treneriu tapo brazils C.Zanardi". m.eurofootball.lt.
"Profile". playmakerstats.com.
"Ex-Palmeiras estagiou com Felipão e montou 'legião de brasileiros' com Ronaldo dos EUA". espn.com.br.
"Caio Zanardi, ex-técnico do Strikers assume o DB". desportivobrasil.com.br.
"Al Nasr bring in Zanardi as coach" – via PressReader.
"CAIO ZANARDI PARA DIRECTOR DESPORTIVO". udoliveirense.pt.
"خورفكان يتفق مع البرازيلي كايو". emaratalyoum.com.
"Técnico do Corinthians Sub-17 aponta potenciais ídolos do Timão" [Manager of Corinthians under-17 points out main idols of Timão] (in Brazilian Portuguese). Da Base. 30 September 2015. Retrieved 17 November 2021.

External links

Caio Zanardi coach profile at Soccerway

v t e Current Campeonato Carioca head coaches
Júnior Martins (Bangu) Caio Zanardi (Boavista) Artur Jorge (Botafogo) Filipe Luís (Flamengo) Mano Menezes (Fluminense) Daniel Neri (Madureira) Reinaldo (Maricá) Carlos Vitor (Nova Iguaçu) Evaristo Piza (Portuguesa) Alfredo Sampaio (Sampaio Corrêa) Fábio Carille (Vasco da Gama) Rogério Corrêa (Volta Redonda)

Managerial positions

Clube Atlético Juventus – managers

Golinelli (1958)
Bauer (1959)
Pirilllo (1965)
Vieira (1968)
Buzetto (1971–75)
López (1976)
Buzetto (1977)
Brida (1978–80)
Candinho (1980–83)
Buzetto (1984)
Duarte (1984–85)
Candinho (1986)
Dudu (1987–88)
Deodoro (1988–89)
Vando (1990)
Candinho (1991)
Paiva (1992)
Amaro (1993)
Serrão (1994)
Paiva (1995)
Basílio (1995)
Lorival (1996)
Carbone (1997)
Lorival (1997–99)
Zaparolli (1999)
Farias (1999–00)
Paiva (2003)
Brida (2004)
Marangon (2004–05)
Zanardi (2005)
Soares (2006)
Bernardes (2007)
Marangon (2007)
Bittencourt (2007–08)
Soares (2008)
Fescina (2008)
Serrão (2008)
Marangon (2009)
Betinho (2010)
Esquerdinha (2010)
Colombini (2011)
Ferreira (2012)
Serrão (2013)
Serginho (2014)
Santana (2014–16)
A. Silva (2016)
O. Curi (2016)
Wilson Jr. (2017)
Chiari (2017)
Jesus (2018)
Alex Alves (2018–20)
M. Barbosa (2020)
Soares (2021)
Fahel Jr (2021)
Tuca (2022)
M. Barbosa (2022)
Roque (2023)
Jorginho (2023–24)
Soares (2024)
M. Barbosa (2024)
Soares (2025–)

v t e Brazil national under-17 football team – managers
Cavalheiro (1985) J. Pereira (1986) Teixeira (1987–88) Simões (1988) Cavalheiro (1989) J.C. Leal (1991) Redes (1993) Barroso (1995) C. César (1997–99) Farias (2001) Paqueta (2003) N. Rodrigues (2005) E. Pereira (2007) Nizzo (2007–09) Ávila (2010–11) Gallo (2013) Zanardi (2013–15) Amadeu (2015–17) Dalla Déa (2018–20) P. Leal (2022–)

Al-Nasr Dubai SC – managers

El-Sherbini (1971–75)
Saward (1975)
Revie (1980–84)
Lapola (1983–89)
Lemoui (1993–94)
Campos (1996–97)
Uhrin (1997–98)
Mešković (1998–99)
Hollmann (1999–00)
Lapola (2000–01)
Exbrayat (2003–04)
Reeck (2004)
Pagelsdorf (2004–05)
Mancini (2005)
Geyer (2005–06)
Hollmann (2006–07)
Mancini (2007)
Booy (2007)
Bonačić (2008–09)
Pagelsdorf (2009–10)
Banide (2010)
Anjos (2010)
Baroot (2010–11)
Zenga (2011–13)
Jovanović (2013–16)
Petrescu (2016–17)
Prandelli (2017–18)
Zanardi (2018–19)
San José (2019)
Jurčić (2019–21)
Díaz (2021–22)
Rabie (2022)
Fink (2022)
Tomić (2022–23)
Tufegdžić (2023)
Cammarata (2023)
Schreuder (2023–)

v t e Khor Fakkan Club – managers
Al Hammadi (2018–19) Abdulkadir (2019) Comelli (2019) Tufegdžić (2019–20) Caneda (2020) Zanardi (2020–21) Ibrahim (2021–22) Calderón (2022) Al Yassi (2022–23) Zaragoza (2023) Jovović (2023–) (c) = caretaker manager

v t e Al Bataeh Club – managers
Al Sayed (2019–20) Tedesco (2020) Chkhit (2020) Abidi (2020–21) Mesfer (2021) Hadhiri (2021–22) Zanardi (2022) Chkhit (2022–23) Rădoi (2023) Tomić (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

v t e Ajman Club – managers
Abdulkadir (2008–14) Al-Jabal (2014–15) Cajuda (2015–16) El Ramady (2016–21) Tufegdžić (2021–23) Zanardi (2023) Isăilă (2023–)

v t e Boavista – managers
Gaúcho (2006–07) Edinho (2009) Ávila (2010) Sampaio (2011) Andrade (2012) Sampaio (2012–13) Roy (2015) Waldemar (2015) R. Beckham (2015–16) Régis (2016) Santana (2017) Allax (2017–18) Bonamigo (2020) Leandrão (2021–24) Cândido (2024) J. Quadros (2024) Zanardi (2025–)

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