Ilton Chaves Explained

Ilton Chaves
Fullname:	Ilton de Oliveira Chaves
Birth Date:	28 March 1937
Birth Place:	Itinga, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Death Place:	Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Position:	Midfielder
Youthclubs1:	América-TO
Youthclubs2:	Atlético Mineiro
Years1:	1955–1960
Years2:	1961–1963
Years3:	1963–1964
Years4:	1965–1969
Nationalyears1:	1963
Nationalcaps1:	4
Nationalgoals1:	1
Manageryears1:	1968–1969
Managerclubs1:	Cruzeiro (interim)
Manageryears2:	1970
Managerclubs2:	Cruzeiro
Manageryears3:	1970–1971
Managerclubs3:	Cruzeiro
Manageryears4:	1971–1972
Managerclubs4:	Valeriodoce
Manageryears5:	1972–1975
Managerclubs5:	Cruzeiro
Manageryears6:	1975
Managerclubs6:	Seleção Mineira
Manageryears7:	1976
Managerclubs7:	Uberaba
Manageryears8:	1977
Managerclubs8:	Ceará
Manageryears9:	1977
Managerclubs9:	América Mineiro
Manageryears10:	1978
Managerclubs10:	Sport Recife
Manageryears11:	1978–1979
Managerclubs11:	Valeriodoce
Manageryears12:	1979
Managerclubs12:	Santos
Manageryears13:	1979–1980
Managerclubs13:	Cruzeiro
Manageryears14:	1981
Managerclubs14:	Santa Cruz
Manageryears15:	1981
Managerclubs15:	Náutico
Manageryears16:	1982
Managerclubs16:	Valeriodoce
Manageryears17:	1983
Managerclubs17:	Villa Nova
Manageryears18:	1983–1984
Managerclubs18:	Cruzeiro
Manageryears19:	1984
Managerclubs19:	Uberlândia
Manageryears20:	1984
Managerclubs20:	Villa Nova
Manageryears21:	1985
Managerclubs21:	Itabuna
Manageryears22:	1986–1987
Managerclubs22:	Atlético Mineiro
Manageryears23:	1988
Managerclubs23:	Valeriodoce
Manageryears24:	1989
Managerclubs24:	Tupi

Ilton de Oliveira Chaves (28 March 1937 – 27 May 2021) was a Brazilian footballer and manager. He played as a midfielder.^[1] He was part of Brazil’s squad for the 1963 South American Championship.^[2] Chaves died on 27 May 2021, at the age of 84.^[3]