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Milton Cruz

Milton Cruz with São Paulo in 2010

Personal information

Full name

Milton da Cruz

Date of birth

(1957-08-01) 1 August 1957 (age 67)

Place of birth

Cubatão, Brazil

Height

1.79 m (5 ft 10 in)

Position(s)

Forward

Team information

Current team

São Paulo (assistant)

Youth career

1975–1977

São Paulo

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

1977–1979

São Paulo

1980–1982

Estudiantes Tecos

(3)

1982–1983

Nacional

1983–1985

Internacional

(2)

1985–1986

Sport Recife

(2)

1987

Catuense

1987

Náutico

1988

Yomiuri

(4)

1989

Nissan Motors

1989–1990

Botafogo

(4)

1990–1992

Kashima Antlers

(35)

1993

Oklahoma City Slickers

(14)

International career

1984

Brazil Olympic

(0)

Managerial career

1996–2002

São Paulo (assistant)

1999

São Paulo (interim)

2002

Ittihad (assistant)

2003–2016

São Paulo (assistant)

2005

São Paulo (interim)

2009

São Paulo (interim)

2010

São Paulo (interim)

2011

São Paulo (interim)

2011

São Paulo (interim)

2012

São Paulo (interim)

2013

São Paulo (interim)

2015

São Paulo (interim)

2015

São Paulo (interim)

2017

Náutico

2017–2018

Figueirense

2019

Sport Recife

2021–

São Paulo (assistant)

Medal record

Men's Football

	1984 Los Angeles	Team Competition

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Milton da Cruz (born 1 August 1957) is a Brazilian professional football coach and former player who played as a forward. He is the current assistant manager of São Paulo.

His career is widely related to São Paulo, club he represented as a player and served as an interim manager on a number of occasions before leaving in 2016.

Club career

Known as Milton in his playing days, he joined São Paulo's youth setup in 1975, being promoted to the first team in 1977. He subsequently represented Estudiantes Tecos, Nacional Montevideo, Internacional, Sport Recife, Catuense, Náutico, Yomiuri FC, Nissan Motors FC, Botafogo and Kashima Antlers.

In May 1993, Cruz joined Oklahoma City Slickers of the USISL. He was the club's topscorer, as his side finished third, and subsequently retired at the age of 36.

International career

Cruz appeared with Brazil under-23s at the 1984 Summer Olympics in United States, appearing in three matches only as a substitute.

Coaching career

In 1997 Cruz returned to his first club São Paulo, as an assistant manager. In 1999, after Paulo César Carpegiani's dismissal, he was named interim.

In 2002, Cruz left Tricolor to join Oscar's staff at Ittihad, but returned to the club in the following year. Until his dismissal from the club in March 2016, he worked as an assistant coach, being an interim on nine further occasions.

On 19 February 2017, Cruz had his first experience as a head coach, being named in charge of Náutico. He was sacked on 7 May, despite having only three defeats in 12 matches.

On 8 August 2017, Cruz was appointed head coach of Figueirense in the Série B, but left on 10 September of the following year. On 18 December 2018, he was named at the helm of Sport Recife for the upcoming season.

On 18 February 2019, after just seven matches, Cruz resigned from Sport. He returned to São Paulo on 9 March 2021, as a technical consultant, being later named Rogério Ceni's assistant on 19 October.

Club statistics

Club performance			League		Cup		League Cup		Total
Season	Club	League	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Japan			League		Emperor's Cup		J.League Cup		Total
1987/88	Yomiuri	JSL Division 1	8	4	0	0	0	0	8	4
1988/89	Yomiuri	JSL Division 1	5	0	0	0	0	0	5	0
1990/91	Sumitomo Metal	JSL Division 2	24	22	-		2	1	26	23
1991/92	Sumitomo Metal	JSL Division 2	24	13	-		1	0	25	13
1992	Kashima Antlers	J1 League	-		0	0	9	2	9	2
Country	Japan		61	39	0	0	12	3	73	42
Total			61	39	0	0	12	3	73	42

Honours

Figueirense

Campeonato Catarinense: 2018

References

"Milton Cruz: atacante reserva, técnico interino" [Milton Cruz: reserve forward, interim manager] (in Portuguese). Úlitma Divisão. 16 April 2015. Retrieved 22 April 2015.
"OSU Hires a Second Sutton". NewsOK. 22 May 1993. Retrieved 22 April 2015.
"Mílton Cruz Biography and Statistics". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 28 October 2009.
"Milton Cruz é demitido do São Paulo" [Milton Cruz is sacked from São Paulo] (in Brazilian Portuguese). GloboEsporte.com. 24 March 2016. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
"Sob nova chefia: Milton Cruz é o novo treinador do Náutico para a temporada" [Under new management: Milton Cruz is the new head coach of Náutico for the season] (in Brazilian Portuguese). GloboEsporte.com. 19 February 2017. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
"Após 12 jogos, Milton Cruz é demitido no Náutico e dispara: 'O clube vive um drama financeiro'" [After 12 matches, Milton Cruz is sacked at Náutico: 'The club lives a financial drama'] (in Brazilian Portuguese). ESPN Brasil. 7 May 2017. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
"Milton Cruz é anunciado como novo técnico do Figueirense na Série B" [Milton Cruz is announced as new head coach of Figueirense in the Série B] (in Brazilian Portuguese). R7.com. 8 August 2017. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
"Após reunião, Figueirense anuncia que Milton Cruz não é mais técnico do clube" [After meeting, Figueirense announce that Milton Cruz is no longer head coach of the club] (in Brazilian Portuguese). ge. 10 September 2018. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
"Milton Cruz é confirmado como novo técnico do Sport para 2019" [Milton Cruz is confirmed as new head coach of Sport for 2019] (in Brazilian Portuguese). ge. 18 December 2018. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
"Depois de sete jogos, Milton Cruz pede demissão e deixa Sport" [After seven matches, Milton Cruz resigns and leaves Sport] (in Brazilian Portuguese). ge. 18 February 2019. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
"Milton Cruz retorna ao São Paulo como assessor técnico" [Milton Cruz returns to São Paulo as a technical consultant] (in Brazilian Portuguese). São Paulo FC. 9 March 2021. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
"Milton Cruz deixa Cotia para ser auxiliar de Rogério Ceni no São Paulo" [Milton Cruz leaves Cotia to become an assistant of Rogério Ceni at São Paulo] (in Brazilian Portuguese). ge. 19 October 2021. Retrieved 19 April 2023.

External links

Milton Cruz – Liga MX stats at MedioTiempo.com (archived) (in Spanish)
Milton Cruz coach profile at Soccerway
Milton Cruz at J.League (archive) (in Japanese)

v t e São Paulo FC – current squad
1 Leandro 2 Igor V. 3 Lewis 4 Santi 5 Arboleda 7 Lucas 8 Galoppo 9 Calleri (c) 10 Luciano 11 Nestor 15 M. Araújo 16 L. Gustavo 17 A. Silva 18 Rodriguinho 20 Marcos A. 21 Bobadilla 22 Ruan T. 23 Rafael 25 Alisson 26 Liziero 27 W. Rato 28 A. Franco 29 Pablo Maia 30 Moreira 32 Ferraresi 33 Erick 34 Igão 35 Sabino 36 Patryck 37 Henrique 39 William 47 Ferreira 50 Young 93 Jandrei Head coach: Luis Zubeldía

São Paulo FC – current squad

1 Leandro
2 Igor V.
3 Lewis
4 Santi
5 Arboleda
7 Lucas
8 Galoppo
9 Calleri (c)
10 Luciano
11 Nestor
15 M. Araújo
16 L. Gustavo
17 A. Silva
18 Rodriguinho
20 Marcos A.
21 Bobadilla
22 Ruan T.
23 Rafael
25 Alisson
26 Liziero
27 W. Rato
28 A. Franco
29 Pablo Maia
30 Moreira
32 Ferraresi
33 Erick
34 Igão
35 Sabino
36 Patryck
37 Henrique
39 William
47 Ferreira
50 Young
93 Jandrei
Head coach: Luis Zubeldía

v t e Current Campeonato Brasileiro Série A head coaches
Vacant (Atlético Mineiro) Rogério Ceni (Bahia) Artur Jorge (Botafogo) Léo Condé (Ceará) Ramón Díaz (Corinthians) Fernando Diniz (Cruzeiro) Filipe Luís (Flamengo) Mano Menezes (Fluminense) Juan Pablo Vojvoda (Fortaleza) Vacant (Grêmio) Roger Machado (Internacional) Fábio Matias (Juventude) Eduardo Barroca (Mirassol) Abel Ferreira (Palmeiras) Fernando Seabra (Red Bull Bragantino) Vacant (Santos) Luis Zubeldía (São Paulo) Pepa (Sport) Fábio Carille (Vasco da Gama) Thiago Carpini (Vitória)

Current Campeonato Brasileiro Série A head coaches

Vacant (Atlético Mineiro)
Rogério Ceni (Bahia)
Artur Jorge (Botafogo)
Léo Condé (Ceará)
Ramón Díaz (Corinthians)
Fernando Diniz (Cruzeiro)
Filipe Luís (Flamengo)
Mano Menezes (Fluminense)
Juan Pablo Vojvoda (Fortaleza)
Vacant (Grêmio)
Roger Machado (Internacional)
Fábio Matias (Juventude)
Eduardo Barroca (Mirassol)
Abel Ferreira (Palmeiras)
Fernando Seabra (Red Bull Bragantino)
Vacant (Santos)
Luis Zubeldía (São Paulo)
Pepa (Sport)
Fábio Carille (Vasco da Gama)
Thiago Carpini (Vitória)

v t e Brazil football squad – 1984 Summer Olympics – Silver medalists
1 Gilmar Luís 2 Ronaldo 3 Pinga 4 Mauro Galvão 5 Ademir 6 André Luís 7 Paulo Santos 8 Dunga 9 Kita 10 Gilmar Popoca 11 Silvinho 12 Luís Henrique 13 Winck 14 Davi 15 Tonho 16 Chicão 17 Milton Cruz Coach: Picerni

Milton Cruz managerial positions

São Paulo FC – managers

Salles (1930)
Bueno (1930)
Platero (1930)
Salles (1931–32)
Formiga (1932)
Medgyessy (1932–33)
Clodô (1933–35)
Del Debbio (1936–37)
Feola (1937–38)
Tito (1938)
Feola (1938–39)
Amsel (1939)
Pedroso (1939)
A. Gomes (1939)
Barbuy (1939–40)
Platero (1940)
Feola (1941–42)
Ross (1942–43)
Joreca (1943–47)
Zarzur (1947)
Feola (1947–50)
Leônidas (1951)
Ariston (1951)
Feola (1951–53)
López (1953–54)
Leônidas (1954–55)
Feola (1955–57)
Caxambu (1957)
Guttmann (1957–58)
Raymundo (1958)
Renganeschi (1958–59)
Feola (1959–60)
Remo (1960)
F. Costa (1960–61)
Raymundo (1961)
Cardoso (1961)
Caxambu (1961)
A. Moreira (1962)
Caxambu (1962)
Brandão (1962–64)
Vieira (1964)
Poy (1964–65)
López (1965)
A. Moreira (1966)
Pirillo (1967–68)
Lameiro (1968–69)
Z. Moreira (1970)
Brandão (1971)
Poy (1971)
A. Ramos (1972)
Geraldino (1972)
Mota (1972)
Poy (1972)
Telê (1973)
Poy (1973–76)
Juliato (1976)
Minelli (1977–79)
Juliato (1979)
C. A. Silva (1980–81)
Leal Neto (1981)
C. Formiga (1981–82)
Poy (1982–83)
Serrão (1983)
Travaglini (1983–84)
Moraes (1984)
Cilinho (1984–86)
Serrão (1986)
Pepe (1986–87)
Serrão (1987)
Cilinho (1987–89)
Gimenez (1989)
C. A. Silva (1989–90)
Gimenez (1990)
Forlán (1990)
Telê (1990–96)
Muricy (1996)
Parreira (1996)
Muricy (1996–97)
Pereyra (1997–98)
Nelsinho (1998)
Pita (1998)
Mário Sérgio (1998)
Carpegiani (1999)
Milton Cruz (1999)
Levir (2000)
Vadão (2001)
Nelsinho (2001–02)
Oswaldo (2002–03)
Rojas (2003)
Cuca (2004)
Leão (2004–05)
Milton Cruz (2005)
Autuori (2005)
Muricy (2006–09)
Milton Cruz (2009)
R. Gomes (2009–10)
Milton Cruz (2010)
Baresi (2010)
Carpegiani (2010–11)
Milton Cruz (2011)
Adilson (2011)
Milton Cruz (2011)
Leão (2011–12)
Milton Cruz (2012)
Ney Franco (2012–13)
Milton Cruz (2013)
Autuori (2013)
Muricy (2013–15)
Milton Cruz (2015)
Osorio (2015)
Doriva (2015)
Milton Cruz (2015)
Bauza (2016)
Jardine (2016)
R. Gomes (2016)
Pintado (2016)
Ceni (2017)
Pintado (2017)
Dorival Jr. (2017–18)
Jardine (2018)
Aguirre (2018)
Jardine (2018–19)
Mancini (2019)
Cuca (2019)
Diniz (2019–21)
Vizolli (2021)
Crespo (2021)
Ceni (2021–23)
Dorival Jr. (2023)
Carpini (2024)
Milton Cruz (2024)
Zubeldía (2024–)

Náutico – managers

H. Cabelli (1930)
J. Loureiro (1934–35)
H. Cabelli (1935)
J. Loureiro (1936)
Eládio (1938)
H. Cabelli (1938–40)
Tito (1940–41)
Eládio (1941)
Brotherhood (1941)
Eládio (1941)
H. Cabelli (1941)
C. Viola (1941–42)
Eládio (1942)
J. Fernandes (1942–43)
Vani (1944)
Lázaro (1944–45)
Munt (1945–47)
Álvaro B. (1947–49)
H. Cabelli (1949)
Palmeira (1950–54)
Ivanildo (1954–55)
Pirilllo (1954–55)
Fiorotti (1955–56)
Ivanildo (1956)
Otto (1956)
G. Carvalho (1956–57)
Diéz (1957–58)
J. Costa (1958)
Ferraz (1958)
Ivanildo (1958)
Palmeira (1958–59)
Diéz (1959–60)
Schiller (1960)
Sávio (1960)
Magalhães (1960)
G. Cardoso (1960–61)
Andrade (1961)
González (1961)
Duque (1962–64)
Mituca (1964)
Duque (1964)
Mituca (1965)
Antoninho (1965)
Mituca (1966)
Dante (1966)
Duque (1966)
Miraglia (1967)
Duque (1967–68)
Manuelzinho (1969)
Paulinho (1969)
Manuelzinho (1969)
Gradim (1969–70)
Pirilllo (1970)
Cido (1970)
Edmur (1971)
Antoninho (1971)
Palmeira (1971)
Lucena (1971)
Gradim (1972)
J. Avelino (1973)
Marão (1973)
Schiller (1973)
Gradim (1973)
Fantoni (1974–75)
Carabina (1976–77)
Jálber (1977)
Duque (1977–78)
Danilo (1978)
Juan Pérez (1979)
Cidinho (1979)
Pinheiro (1979–80)
Cidinho (1980)
P. Emilio (1981)
R. Brida (1981)
Chaves (1981)
Fantoni (1982)
Pepe (1982)
L. Veloso (1983)
Andrade (1984)
Givanildo (1985)
M. Juliato (1985)
L. Veloso (1985)
Carpegiani (1986)
Carlesso (1986)
Borba F. (1987)
Nogueira (1987)
Barbatana (1987)
C.A. Torres (1987–88)
Louruz (1988)
L. Sabino (1988)
Muniz (1989)
Carpegiani (1989)
R. Oliveira (1989)
Otacílio (1990)
Muniz (1991)
Nunes (1991)
Zé Mário (1992)
Muniz (1992)
M. Juliato (1992)
H. dos Anjos (1993)
L. Veloso (1993)
Nunes (1994)
Ozires (1994)
M. Juliato (1994)
M. Fernandes (1995)
Ribeiro (1995)
Givanildo (1996)
Cavalheiro (1997)
M. Fernandes (1997)
Benjamim (1997–98)
Bianchini (1998)
Neto (1998–99)
M. Fernandes (2000)
L.C. Cruz (2000–01)
J. Espinosa (2001)
Muricy (2001)
Estevam (2001)
Muricy (2002)
Benazzi (2002)
Givanildo (2002–03)
Édson (2003)
Heriberto (2003)
E. Gaúcho (2003)
Édson (2003)
Zé Teodoro (2004)
Heron (2005)
Didi Duarte (2005)
Galvão (2005)
Cavalo (2005)
Didi Duarte (2006)
Cavalo (2006)
Campos (2006)
H. dos Anjos (2006–07)
Zé do Carmo (2007)
PC Gusmão (2007)
R. Fernandes (2007–08)
Sangaletti (2008)
Leandro (2008)
L. Gomes (2008)
Pintado (2008)
R. Fernandes (2008–09)
China (2009)
Waldemar (2009)
Bittencourt (2009)
Geninho (2009)
Macuglia (2010)
Édson (2010)
Gallo (2010)
R. Fernandes (2010–11)
Waldemar (2011–12)
Gallo (2012–13)
L. Gomes (2013)
Mancini (2013)
L. Gomes (2013)
Silas (2013)
L. Gomes (2013)
Zé Teodoro (2013)
Jorginho (2013)
L. Gomes (2013)
Martelotte (2013)
Lisca (2014)
China (2014)
Sidney (2014)
L. Gomes (2014)
Dado (2014)
Moacir Jr. (2015)
L. Gomes (2015)
Lisca (2015)
Dal Pozzo (2015–16)
Gallo (2016)
Givanildo (2016)
Dado (2017)
L. Gomes (2017)
M. Cruz (2017)
Waldemar (2017)
L. Gomes (2017)
Campos (2017)
R. Fernandes (2017–18)
Capixaba (2018)
M. Goiano (2018–19)
Dal Pozzo (2019–20)
Capixaba (2020)
Kleina (2020)
H. dos Anjos (2020–21)
Chamusca (2021)
H. dos Anjos (2021–22)
M. Rocha (2022)
Conceição (2022)
Capixaba (2022)
R. Fernandes (2022)
Capixaba (2022)
Elano (2022)
Cavalcanti (2022–23)
O. Augusto (2023)
Marchiori (2023)
Pivetti (2023)
Allan Aal (2024)
Mazola Jr. (2024)
Pivetti (2024)
M. Santos (2025–)

Figueirense – managers

Magno (1944)
Saul (1960)
Nizeta (1962–63)
Antoninho (1973)
Búrigo (1974–76)
S. Lopes (1976)
Ocimar (1976)
Búrigo (1976)
Áureo (1976–77)
Décio (1977)
Antônio J.C. (1977–78)
Passos (1978)
J. Ferreira (1979–80)
Búrigo (1980)
Otacílio (1981)
Vieira (1981)
Gainete (1981)
S. Lopes (1982)
Danilo (1983)
Damasceno (1983)
Balduíno (1983)
Zé Mário (1983)
Damasceno (1984)
Zé Mário (1984)
Búrigo (1984)
Lameiro (1985)
J. Ferreira (1986)
Cavalheiro (1987)
J. Espinosa (1987–88)
Búrigo (1988–89)
Damasceno (1989)
Daltro (1989)
Ademir (1990)
S. Lopes (1990)
Louruz (1991)
S. Lopes (1991)
Ademir (1991)
Nazareno (1991–92)
S. Lopes (1992)
Búrigo (1992–93)
Paiva (1993)
Nazareno (1993)
L.C. Cruz (1994)
Paiva (1995)
Nazareno (1995–96)
Teixeira (1996)
Búrigo (1996–97)
S. Lopes (1997)
Milioli (1998)
Youssef (1998)
Cassiá (1998–99)
Ribeiro (2000)
Louruz (2000–01)
Knevitz (2001)
Benazzi (2001)
Neto (2001)
Davino (2001)
Ribeiro (2002)
Cabralzinho (2002)
Muricy (2002)
Heron (2003)
Benazzi (2003)
Amaral (2003)
Neto (2003)
L.C. Ferreira (2003)
Dorival Jr. (2003–04)
Comelli (2005)
Schülle (2005)
M. Aurélio (2005)
Zé Mário (2005)
Adilson (2005–06)
W. Lemos (2006)
Heriberto (2006–07)
Micale (2007)
M. Sérgio (2007)
Coutinho (2007)
Gallo (2007–08)
Macuglia (2008)
PC Gusmão (2008)
M. Sérgio (2008)
Pintado (2008–09)
Abelha (2009)
R. Fernandes (2009)
M. Araújo (2009)
Weber (2010)
Goiano (2010–11)
Jorginho (2011)
Branco (2011–12)
Argel (2012)
A. Ribeiro (2012)
H. dos Anjos (2012)
A. Ribeiro (2012)
Goiano (2012)
F. Gil (2012)
Adilson (2013)
Eutrópio (2013–14)
Guto F. (2014)
Argel (2014–15)
Coutinho (2015)
Simões (2015)
Coutinho (2015–16)
Eutrópio (2016)
Argel (2016)
Tuca (2016)
Santos (2016–17)
Coelho (2017)
Goiano (2017)
Cabo (2017)
Coelho (2017)
Cruz (2017–18)
Micale (2018)
Maria (2019)
Coelho (2019)
Eutrópio (2019)
Coelho (2019)
Pintado (2019)
Coelho (2020)
Elano (2020)
Jorginho C. (2020–21)
Jr. Rocha (2022)
Cristóvão (2023)
Bazolli (2023)
R. Fonseca (2023)
Baier (2023)
Burse (2024)
Carpegiani (2024)
T. Carvalho (2025–)

Sport Recife – managers

Mazullo (1919)
Viola (1928)
Gama (1935)
Hummel (1936)
V. Mattos (1938)
Navamuel (1938)
Vanni (1940)
Diéz (1941)
Navamuel (1942–43)
Diéz (1947)
Danzi (1948)
Perine (1949)
Fiorotti (1953)
Alheiros (1954)
Gentil (1955)
Dante (1956–59)
Capuano (1959)
Palmeira (1961–62)
Bentancor (1963)
Dante (1965)
Minelli (1967)
Moreira (1967)
Dante (1969)
Ely (1969)
Vieira (1970)
Marão (1970)
Cilinho (1973–74)
Duque (1975)
Paulinho (1976)
Ênio (1977)
Chaves (1978)
Mota (1979)
Juliato (1980)
Urubatão (1980)
Barbatana (1981)
Fantoni (1981)
Brida (1982)
Ernesto (1982)
Núñez (1983)
Givanildo (1983–84)
Juliato (1984)
Andrade (1985)
C.A. Silva (1985–86)
Leão (1987)
Picerni (1987)
Lopes (1988)
J.C. Amaral (1988)
Gainete (1989)
Rocha (1989)
Nereu (1989)
J. Francisco (1989–90)
Bernardes (1991)
Givanildo (1991–92)
Gílson Nunes (1993)
Givanildo (1994–95)
Nereu (1995)
Sandri (1995)
H. dos Anjos (1996–97)
Nereu (1997)
Eduardo (1997)
Fernandes (1998)
J.C. Leal (1999)
Fito (1999)
R. Gomes (1999)
Givanildo (1999)
Leão (2000)
Roth (2000)
J.C. Amaral (2000)
J. Pereira (2001)
Levir (2001)
Benjamim (2001)
J. Espinosa (2001)
Fernandes (2001–02)
Heriberto (2002)
H. dos Anjos (2003–04)
Nereu (2004)
Ferreira (2004)
Heriberto (2004–05)
Adilson (2005)
Zé Teodoro (2005)
Edinho (2005)
Neco (2005)
Dorival Jr. (2006)
Givanildo (2006)
Gallo (2007)
Giba (2007)
Leivinha (2007)
Geninho (2007)
Nelsinho (2008–09)
Rojas (2009)
L. Gomes (2009)
Leão (2009)
L. Gomes (2009)
P. Chamusca (2009)
L. Gomes (2009)
Givanildo (2010)
Cerezo (2010)
Geninho (2010–11)
G. Bueno (2011)
H. dos Anjos (2011)
Mazola Jr. (2011)
PC Gusmão (2011)
Mazola Jr. (2011–12)
G. Bueno (2012)
Mancini (2012)
G. Bueno (2012)
Waldemar (2012)
S. Guedes (2012)
Vadão (2013)
S. Guedes (2013)
G. Bueno (2013)
Martelotte (2013)
Neco (2013)
Geninho (2013–14)
E. Baptista (2014–15)
D. Paulista (2015)
Falcão (2015–16)
T. Gomes (2016)
Oswaldo (2016)
D. Paulista (2016–17)
Ney Franco (2017)
D. Paulista (2017)
Luxemburgo (2017)
D. Paulista (2017)
Nelsinho (2018)
Claudinei (2018)
E. Baptista (2018)
M. Mendes (2018)
M. Cruz (2019)
Guto (2019–20)
Lucena (2020)
D. Paulista (2020)
J. Ventura (2020–21)
Lucena (2021)
Louzer (2021)
Severo (2021)
Florentín (2021–22)
Lucena (2022)
Dal Pozzo (2022)
Lucena (2022)
Lisca (2022)
Lucena (2022)
Claudinei (2022)
Enderson (2023)
Lucena (2023)
Soso (2024)
Lucena (2024)
Guto (2024)
Lucena (2024)
Pepa (2024–)

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