Luciano Dias Explained

Luciano Dias
Fullname:Luciano Williames Dias
Birth Date:25 July 1970
Birth Place:Porto Alegre, Brazil
Height:186cm
Position:Defender
Years1:1990–1997
Years2:1997–1998
Years3:1999
Years4:2000–2002
Years5:2002
Clubs1:Grêmio
Clubs2:Standard Liège
Clubs3:Corinthians
Clubs4:Fluminense
Clubs5:Mamoré
Caps1:50
Caps2:18
Caps3:4
Goals1:3
Goals2:4
Goals3:0
Manageryears1:2004–2005
Manageryears2:2005
Manageryears3:2006
Manageryears4:2006
Manageryears5:2007
Manageryears6:2008
Manageryears7:2008–2009
Manageryears8:2009
Manageryears9:2009–2010
Manageryears10:2010–2011
Manageryears11:2011
Manageryears12:2012
Manageryears13:2012
Manageryears14:2013
Manageryears15:2013
Manageryears16:2013
Manageryears17:2014
Manageryears18:2016
Manageryears19:2016
Manageryears20:2016
Manageryears21:2017
Manageryears22:2017
Manageryears23:2020–2021
Manageryears24:2021–2022
Manageryears25:2022
Manageryears26:2022
Manageryears27:2023
Managerclubs1:SEV Hortolândia
Managerclubs2:Tanabi
Managerclubs3:Corinthians Alagoano
Managerclubs4:Esportivo
Managerclubs5:Rio Preto
Managerclubs6:Botafogo-SP
Managerclubs7:Guarani
Managerclubs8:Oeste
Managerclubs9:São Bernardo
Managerclubs10:Noroeste
Managerclubs11:Red Bull Brasil
Managerclubs12:São Bernardo
Managerclubs13:Cuiabá
Managerclubs14:São Bernardo
Managerclubs15:Grêmio Catanduvense
Managerclubs16:Penapolense
Managerclubs17:Cuiabá
Managerclubs18:Santo André
Managerclubs20:Rio Preto
Managerclubs21:Comercial-SP
Managerclubs22:Barra-SC
Managerclubs23:Monte Azul
Managerclubs24:XV de Piracicaba
Managerclubs25:CEOV
Managerclubs26:Taubaté
Managerclubs27:Corinthians (assistant)

Luciano Williames Dias (born 25 July 1970) is a Brazilian football coach and former player.

Playing career

In his playing days he was a defender for Grêmio, Standard Liège, Corinthians, Fluminense and Mamoré.

Luciano was a player on Luiz Felipe Scolari's Grêmio team who won the 1995 Copa Libertadores.[1] After being sold in 1997, he made 18 Belgian First Division A appearances for Standard Liège, weighing in with four goals.[2]

Notes and References

  1. News: Luciano. 2 December 2017. Universo Online. Portuguese.
  2. Web site: Spelers L. Belgium Soccer History. 2 December 2017. Dutch.