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In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Viso and the second or maternal family name is Abella.

Eduardo Viso
Personal information
Full name	Eduardo Viso Abella
Date of birth	Melón, Galicia, Spain
Place of birth	(1919-12-16)16 December 1919
Date of death	6 July 1995(1995-07-06) (aged 75)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1941–1942	Club Coruña
1942–1943	Valladolid	10	(1)
1943–1946	Deportivo La Coruña	39	(8)
1946–1950	Zaragoza	38	(14)
Total		87	(23)
Managerial career
1954–1955	Juvenil
1955–1956	Braga
1958–1961	Saprissa
1964	Alajuelense
1965	Herediano
1965–1970	Costa Rica
1970	Alajuelense
1974	Alajuelense
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Eduardo Viso Abella (16 December 1919 – 6 July 1995) was a former Spanish football player and football manager. As a player, he played for Deportivo La Coruna and Real Zaragoza in a midfield position.

He coached CD Juvenil, S.C. Braga, Deportivo Saprissa.

He coached the Costa Rica national team in the 1960s, as manager of Costa Rica he oversaw the team's CONCACAF Championship victory in 1969.

References

"Viso, Eduardo Viso Abella - Footballer". www.bdfutbol.com.
"Todos los jugadores del Real Zaragoza (1932-1948)" (PDF). aupazaragoza.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 21 January 2024.
"CanalDeportivo -- Página Oficial del R.C. Deportivo de la Coruña". Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 12 April 2013.
"Edición del $dateTool.format('EEEE d MMMM yyyy', $document.date), Página $document.page - Hemeroteca - MundoDeportivo.com". hemeroteca.mundodeportivo.com.
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Costa Rica squads

v t e Costa Rica squad – 1965 CONCACAF Championship third place
1 Sagot 2 Pérez 3 Gutiérrez 4 Elizondo 5 Cháves 6 Jiménez 7 Zúñiga 8 Grant 9 Briceño 10 Brenes 11 Boyer 12 Quirós 13 Gámez 14 Chacón 15 López 16 Marín 17 Daniels 18 Peña 19 Córdoba 20 Hernández 21 González 22 Sáenz 23 Bosques Coach: Cordero, Piedra and Viso

v t e S.C. Braga – managers
Szabó (1935–37) Szabó (1945) Szabó (1950–52) Vaz (1953–54) Imbelloni & Viso (1955–56) Szabó (1956–57) Szabó (1960–61) Teixeira (1964–65) Valle (1965–66) Sim-Sim (1966) Caiado (1966–67) Valle (1967) Vieira (1967–68) Quaresma (1968–69) Passos (1969) Coimbra (1970) Hilário (1974–75) José Carlos (1975–76) Lino (1976–77) Hilário (1977) Imbelloni (1977–78) Caiado (1978–79) Hilário (1979–80) Lino (1980–81) Quinito (1981–82) Juca (1982–83) Quinito (1983–85) Calisto (1985) Coelho (1985–87) Manuel José (1987–89) Águas (1990) Garcia (1990–92) Vítor Manuel (1992) A. Oliveira (1992–94) Professor Neca (1994) Cajuda (1994–97) Castro Santos (1997–98) V. Oliveira (1998) Carlos Manuel (1998) Cajuda (1998–2002) Castro Santos (2002–03) Toni Conceição (2003) J. Ferreira (2003–06) Carvalhal (2006) Gonçalves (2006) Costa (2006–07) Machado (2007–08) Caldas (2008) Jesus (2008–09) Domingos (2009–11) Jardim (2011–12) Peseiro (2012–13) J. Ferreira (2013–14) Paixão (2014) S. Conceição (2014–15) Fonseca (2015–16) Peseiro (2016) A. Ferreira (2016) Simão (2016–17) A. Ferreira (2017–19) Sá Pinto (2019) Amorim (2019–20) Custódio (2020) Artur Jorge (2020) Carvalhal (2020–22) Artur Jorge (2022–24) Duarte (2024) Sousa (2024) Carvalhal (2024–) (c) = caretaker manager

S.C. Braga – managers

Szabó (1935–37)
Szabó (1945)
Szabó (1950–52)
Vaz (1953–54)
Imbelloni & Viso (1955–56)
Szabó (1956–57)
Szabó (1960–61)
Teixeira (1964–65)
Valle (1965–66)
Sim-Sim (1966)
Caiado (1966–67)
Valle (1967)
Vieira (1967–68)
Quaresma (1968–69)
Passos (1969)
Coimbra (1970)
Hilário (1974–75)
José Carlos (1975–76)
Lino (1976–77)
Hilário (1977)
Imbelloni (1977–78)
Caiado (1978–79)
Hilário (1979–80)
Lino (1980–81)
Quinito (1981–82)
Juca (1982–83)
Quinito (1983–85)
Calisto (1985)
Coelho (1985–87)
Manuel José (1987–89)
Águas (1990)
Garcia (1990–92)
Vítor Manuel (1992)
A. Oliveira (1992–94)
Professor Neca (1994)
Cajuda (1994–97)
Castro Santos (1997–98)
V. Oliveira (1998)
Carlos Manuel (1998)
Cajuda (1998–2002)
Castro Santos (2002–03)
Toni Conceição (2003)
J. Ferreira (2003–06)
Carvalhal (2006)
Gonçalves (2006)
Costa (2006–07)
Machado (2007–08)
Caldas (2008)
Jesus (2008–09)
Domingos (2009–11)
Jardim (2011–12)
Peseiro (2012–13)
J. Ferreira (2013–14)
Paixão (2014)
S. Conceição (2014–15)
Fonseca (2015–16)
Peseiro (2016)
A. Ferreira (2016)
Simão (2016–17)
A. Ferreira (2017–19)
Sá Pinto (2019)
Amorim (2019–20)
Custódio (2020)
Artur Jorge (2020)
Carvalhal (2020–22)
Artur Jorge (2022–24)
Duarte (2024)
Sousa (2024)
Carvalhal (2024–)

v t e Costa Rica national football team – managers
Rosabal (1921) Rodríguez (1930) Saprissa (1935 & 1938) Morera (1941 & 1943) Rojas (1943) Bolaños & Galloway (1946) Bonilla (1950) Bumbel (1953) Tassara (1960) Toba (1960–61) Piedra (1961–63) Cordero (1965) Viso (1965–6x) Maschio (1972) Etchegoyen (1975) Gámez (1976) Moyano (1980–84) Grant (1985) Odir Jacques (1985–87) De Simone (1987–89) Rodríguez (1989) Milutinović (1990) Villalobos (1991–92) Núñez (1992) Gámez (1993) Grant (1993) Rojas (1993–95) Vieira (1996) Cordero (1997) Hernández Fuertes (1997) Villalobos (1998) Maturana (1999) Rodríguez (1999–2000) Gílson Nunes (2000) Guimarães (2001–02) Kenton (2002) Sampson (2002–04) Pinto (2004–05) Guimarães (2005–06) Medford (2006–08) Kenton (2008–09) Simões (2009) González (2010) La Volpe (2010–11) González (2011) Pinto (2011–14) Wanchope (2014–15) Ramírez (2015–18) González (2018) Matosas (2018–19) Sequeira (2019) González (2019–21) Suárez (2021–23) Vivas (2023) Alfaro (2023–24) Vivas (2024–) (i) = interim head coach

Costa Rica national football team – managers

Rosabal (1921)
Rodríguez (1930)
Saprissa (1935 & 1938)
Morera (1941 & 1943)
Rojas (1943)
Bolaños & Galloway (1946)
Bonilla (1950)
Bumbel (1953)
Tassara (1960)
Toba (1960–61)
Piedra (1961–63)
Cordero (1965)
Viso (1965–6x)
Maschio (1972)
Etchegoyen (1975)
Gámez (1976)
Moyano (1980–84)
Grant (1985)
Odir Jacques (1985–87)
De Simone (1987–89)
Rodríguez (1989)
Milutinović (1990)
Villalobos (1991–92)
Núñez (1992)
Gámez (1993)
Grant (1993)
Rojas (1993–95)
Vieira (1996)
Cordero (1997)
Hernández Fuertes (1997)
Villalobos (1998)
Maturana (1999)
Rodríguez (1999–2000)
Gílson Nunes (2000)
Guimarães (2001–02)
Kenton (2002)
Sampson (2002–04)
Pinto (2004–05)
Guimarães (2005–06)
Medford (2006–08)
Kenton (2008–09)
Simões (2009)
González (2010)
La Volpe (2010–11)
González (2011)
Pinto (2011–14)
Wanchope (2014–15)
Ramírez (2015–18)
González (2018)
Matosas (2018–19)
Sequeira (2019)
González (2019–21)
Suárez (2021–23)
Vivas (2023)
Alfaro (2023–24)
Vivas (2024–)

(i) = interim head coach

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