Miluir Macedo Explained

Miluir Macedo
Fullname:Manoel Miluir Macedo Cunha
Birth Date:1948 4, df=yes
Birth Place:Pedro Avelino, Brazil
Youthyears1:1966
Youthclubs1:Pederneiras
Youthyears2:1967
Youthclubs2:Rabello
Years1:1968
Years2:1969
Years3:1970
Years4:1970
Years5:1971
Manageryears1:1984–1986
Managerclubs1:ASBAC (youth)
Manageryears2:1987–1988
Managerclubs2:Os Marialvas
Manageryears3:1988
Managerclubs3:Estrela da Calheta
Manageryears4:1988–1994
Managerclubs4:Sporting CP (youth)
Manageryears5:1994–1995
Managerclubs5:Sporting de Luanda
Manageryears6:1995–1996
Managerclubs6:O Elvas
Manageryears7:1997
Managerclubs7:Happy Valley
Manageryears8:1997–1999
Managerclubs8:Andorra
Manageryears9:1999–2000
Managerclubs9:Puebla (assistant)
Manageryears10:2000
Managerclubs10:Cintra Yaoundé
Manageryears11:2000–2001
Managerclubs11:Freamunde
Manageryears12:2002
Managerclubs12:Juan Aurich
Manageryears13:2002
Managerclubs13:Brasília
Manageryears14:2003–2004
Managerclubs14:Potiguar Mossoró
Manageryears15:2004–2005
Managerclubs15:Ajman
Manageryears16:2005
Managerclubs16:Baraúnas
Manageryears17:2005
Managerclubs17:América de Natal
Manageryears18:2006
Managerclubs18:Potiguar Mossoró
Manageryears19:2007
Managerclubs19:Baraúnas
Manageryears20:2007–2008
Managerclubs20:Al Urooba
Manageryears21:2008
Managerclubs21:Potiguar Mossoró
Manageryears22:2010
Managerclubs22:ASSU
Manageryears23:2011
Manageryears24:2012
Managerclubs24:Tigres do Brasil
Manageryears25:2013
Managerclubs25:Potiguar Mossoró
Manageryears26:2013–2014
Managerclubs26:Al Wasl U20
Manageryears27:2018
Managerclubs27:Boa Esporte U20
Manageryears28:2019
Managerclubs28:Capital U20
Manageryears29:2021

Manoel Miluir Macedo Cunha (born 15 April 1948 in Pedro Avelino) is a Brazilian professional football manager.

Career

From June 1997 until March 1999 he coached the Andorra national football team.[1] In 2013, he was a head coach of the ACD Potiguar de Mossoró.

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Notes and References

  1. https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/andorra-to-share-a-grand-stage-1178248.html Andorra to share a grand stage - Sport - The Independent