Is Carlo Acelotti Brazil’s First Foreign Coach? What does history say?

Daily Digital Desk: Carlo Acelotti is truly the Brazilian coach of all the imagination. He set foot in Rio de Janeiro. He was found in the ‘active mood’ after setting foot in Brazil. He has already announced a team of 20 Brazil for two matches for the upcoming World Cup qualification. But the question is, did Acelotti take over as the first foreign coach of the Brazilian national football team? The history of Brazil football will be seen, before the Italian coach, three more foreign coaches have taken over as their national football team. So why is Anselotti called the first foreign coach of the Brazilian football team?

So far, the Brazilian football team has taken up the responsibility of four coaches. It was also a permanent and temporary coach. Anselti is about to take over the 5th coach. Although Anselti was also three foreign coaches in the Brazil football squad. Although they are now surprised. Why did they not remember history? First, none of them were long -time coaches. The second reason is of course success. Brazil have been champions five times under the domestic coach. Although the Brazil team’s recent performance is not particularly good. ‘Selesao’ won the World Cup in the last time in 2002. That is why it was demanded that a non-Brazilian be given the responsibility of the national team. Finally, the Brazilian football company announced the coach of ‘non-Brazilian’ Anselotti by obeying the claim.

If you go to a little flashback, you will see that Brazil took over as coach of the three years – 120, 5, 6. Uruguayan coach Ramon Platro was in 122, Portuguese coach Joraka Gomes at 3, Argentine Philpo Nunez at 3.

Ramon Platro (120)
Platro was born in Canalone, a small town in southern Uruguay. Flemengo, Vasco da Gama Reagatus, Palestra Italia (now Palmerus) and Sao Pao Paulo took over as coaches. Before moving to Brazil, he was also the coach of the Uruguayan national team (3-5). Needless to say, the success of the football club Sao Paulo opened the place for the Brazilian football team. He took over as the Brazilian football team for the South American Football Championship in 122. Brazil won two wins, a draw and a match in a match. Argentina won the title. It is to be noted that Platro shared the responsibility with the Brazilian team’s main coach Joachim Guimers.

Noraka (1)
Portuguese coach Jorakeka was born in Lisbon in the 5th. However, he then moved to Brazil. Before taking over as coach of Sao Paulo Football Team in the 5th, Joraka was a referee and journalist by profession. Just a year later, he was the coach of Brazil in two matches against Uruguay. Brazil won by 3-5 and 3-1 in those two matches. Although there is also a beautiful story behind it. He won the club in the first year with the responsibility of Sao Paulo. The name of the lord spreads all around. The main coach of the Brazil team is Flobo Costa. Along with him, Joraka was invited to stand in Brazil’s dugout. After two matches against Uruguay, he returned to Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo won Brazil’s top league in the 5th and 5th. Then, in the 5th, Jorika took over as the Corinthians Polysta Sport Club.

Philpo Nunez (1)
Philpo Nunez, the only Argentine, to serve as the coach of the Brazil national team. Before coming to Brazil, he coached in various Latin American groups. His first club was Sao Bento-RS in the 5th. He also took over as coaches, and also took over the Brazilian Professional Football Club Corinthians and Palmeras. Vicente Fiola was a regular coach in Brazil in the 5th. Pele got a chance in the Brazil squad under him. However, Vicente could not coach in two friendly matches against Uruguay for any reason. Nunez stood in the dugout as the coach of Brazil in one of those two friendly matches. Rinando, Tupazinho and Germany won 3-1 in the international friendly match at the Minirao Stadium in Bello Horizon.

The thing is, the three coaches took over as the invited coach for part of the Brazilian football team. That is why it is called Carlo Acelotti, the first foreign coach of the Brazilian national football team. Such claims are being made in various media outlets.