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Max Sandro

Brazilian footballer

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In this Portuguese name, the first or maternal family name is Barbosa and the second or paternal family name is de Oliveira.

Max Sandro
Personal information
Max Sandro as head coach of São Caetano in 2021
Full name	Max Sandro Barbosa de Oliveira
Date of birth	(1972-08-03) 3 August 1972 (age 53)
Place of birth	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Height	1.82 m (5 ft 11+1⁄2 in)
Position	Defender
Team information
Current team	Lemense (head coach)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1993–1995	Americano
1996	Paysandu
1997	União São João
1998	Rio Branco-SP
1998	Ceará
1999	Portuguesa
2000	Botafogo
2000	Juventude
2001	Coritiba
2002	Consadole Sapporo	3	(0)
2002	Náutico
2003	Avaí
2004	Rio Branco-SP
2005	Santo André
2006	Juventus-SP
2007–2010	Audax
2007	→ Guarani (loan)
Managerial career
2012–2015	Audax U20
2016	Palmas
2017	Grêmio Osasco
2018	Audax
2019–2020	Chapecoense U20
2020–2021	Audax
2021–2022	São Caetano
2022	Patrocinense
2023	São José-SP
2023	Rio Branco-ES
2024	SKA Brasil
2024–2025	Capixaba
2026–	Lemense
* Club domestic league appearances and goals

Max Sandro Barbosa de Oliveira (born 3 August 1972), known simply as Max Sandro, is a Brazilian football coach and former player. He is the head coach of Lemense.^[1]

References

↑ Bittencourt, Dérek (25 May 2021). "Max Sandro é o novo técnico do São Caetano - Diário do Grande ABC - Notícias e informações do Grande ABC: max sandro, técnico, são caetano, azulão, paulinho mclaren, copa paulista". Diário do Grande ABC (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 27 May 2021.

External links

Max Sandro at J.League (archive) (in Japanese)

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São Caetano – managers

Deodoro (1991)
Coutinho (1992)
Chulapa (1997)
Ferreira (1998)
Vica (1999)
Martins (1999–2000)
Roberval (2000)
Picerni (2000–02)
Mário Sérgio (2002–03)
Nelsinho (2003)
Tite (2003–04)
Muricy (2004)
P. Chamusca (2004)
Zetti (2004–05)
Estevam (2005)
Levir (2005)
Picerni (2005)
Cuca (2005)
Nelsinho (2006)
Camargo^c (2006)
Leão (2006)
PC Gusmão (2006)
H. dos Anjos (2006)
Dorival Jr. (2006–07)
Picerni (2007)
Comelli (2007)
Giba (2007)
Knevitz (2007–08)
Pintado (2008)
Macuglia (2008)
Vadão (2008–09)
S. Soares (2009)
Zago (2009–10)
Baitello^c (2010)
Fonseca (2010)
S. Guedes (2010)
T. Cecílio (2010–11)
Ademir (2011)
M. Goiano (2011)
Vadão (2011)
M. Araújo (2011–12)
Guedes (2012)
Leão (2012)
A. Silva (2012–13)
Geninho (2013)
Martine^c (2013)
S. Guedes (2013)
M. Veiga (2013)
Pintado (2013)
Nedo (2014)
Catanoce (2014)
Paulo Roberto (2014)
Tadei (2014)
Griggio^c (2014)
Martins (2014–18)
Pintado (2018–19)
Gabardo Jr. (2019)
Vilar (2019)
Adãozinho (2019–20)
Gallo (2020)
Dininho^c (2020)
Fabinho (2020)
Wilson Jr. (2021)
McLaren (2021)
Max Sandro (2021–22)
Axel (2022)
M. Ribeiro (2023)
Foroni^c (2023)
Axel (2023–24)
Zimmermann (2024)
Macuglia^c (2024)
E. Vieira (2024)
C. Eduardo (2025)
Alves (2025)
R. Lima^c (2025)
Tuca (2025)
R. Lima (2025–26)
Leivinha (2026–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Rio Branco-ES – managers

J. Reis (1976)
Pretti (1976)
Pretti (1978)
Vavá (1979)
J. Reis (1981)
Abraão (1981)
Luxemburgo (1983)
Laone (1984)
Dé (1985)
Paulinho (1986)
Sídnei (1999)
M. Magalhães (1999)
L. Lemos (2000)
Rocha (2001)
Rochinha (2003)
C. Roberto (2004)
Robertinho (2004–05)
L. Lemos (2005)
M. Nunes (2006)
F. Henrique (2006–07)
M. Magalhães (2007)
C. Val (2007)
Cipriano (2008)
M. Nunes (2008)
F. Henrique (2008)
Pariz (2008)
França (2009)
P. Marcos (2009)
Pariz (2009–10)
Dé (2010)
Toninho (2010–11)
C. Eduardo (2011)
M. Viana^c (2011)
Birigui (2011)
M. Rosa (2011)
Duílio (2012)
Bonfim (2012–13)
Bianchi (2013)
Erasmo^c (2013)
Salles (2013)
Pariz (2013–14)
M. Soares (2014)
Duílio (2015)
Grasseli (2016)
Duílio (2016)
Annunziata (2016–17)
Bonfim (2017–18)
Charles (2018)
Caco (2019)
Chico^c (2019)
Bonfim (2019)
Roy (2019)
Scarpino (2020)
Eleomar (2020)
Visser (2021)
C. Roberto (2021)
Cipriano (2021–22)
Eleomar (2022–23)
Max Sandro (2023)
R. César (2024)
A. Almeida^c (2024)
Colbachini (2025)
Wederson^c (2025)
Fonseca (2025)
Cícero Jr. (2026)
R. César (2026–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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São José-SP – managers

Pinto (1957)
Pinto (1964)
Lameiro (1964–67)
Lameiro (1970–71)
Pinto (1972)
Pinto (1974)
Núñez (1977)
Pinto (1977)
Núñez (1979–80)
Passos (1980)
Nicanor (1981)
Pepe (1981)
Fidélis (1981)
Paiva (1983)
Núñez (1985)
Mello (1985–86)
Vail (1987)
Nicanor (1987)
Leão (1988)
Vail (1988)
Carabina (1989)
Mello (1989)
Paulo Emilio (1989)
Leão (1990)
Mello (1990)
Gainete (1991)
Basílio (1991)
Aragão (1992)
Marião (1993)
Nunes (1993)
Mello (1993)
Othon (1994)
Tata (1995–96)
Riul (1996)
Nunes (1996)
Cabralzinho (1997)
Benê (1997)
Cilinho (1997)
Ramirez (1997)
Mello (1998)
Rodrigues^c (1998)
Galli (1999)
Nunes (1999)
Benazzi (2000)
Zé Roberto (2000)
Juninho (2000)
Marião (2000)
Andreotti (2000)
Valentim (2000–01)
Ramirez (2001)
Pinho (2001)
E. Mariano (2001)
Lameiro (2001)
Ramirez (2001)
Mello (2002)
Teixeira (2003)
Louruz (2003)
Reis (2004)
Valentim (2005)
Marques (2006)
Marião (2006)
Moura (2007–08)
Edmilson (2009)
Ferreira (2009)
Rincón (2009)
J. Félix^c (2009)
Fahel Jr. (2010)
Edison Só (2010)
Tonho (2010)
Pugliese (2011)
Müller (2011)
Moura (2011)
Edison Só (2012)
Lorival (2012)
Pugliese (2012)
W. Pereira (2012)
Caçapa^c (2012)
Alencar (2012)
Bittencourt (2013)
Egert (2013)
Scarpino (2014)
Serra (2014)
C. Jesus (2014)
Vander (2014)
Moraes^c (2014)
Jura (2014)
Tuca (2015)
Rodrigues^c (2015)
M. Vinícius (2015)
Oliveira^c (2015)
McLaren (2015)
W. Pereira (2016)
M. Vinícius (2016)
Oliveira (2016–17)
R. Costa (2018)
Oliveira (2019)
P. Paulo (2019)
R. Costa (2020–21)
R. Peixe (2021)
Vieira (2022)
Oliveira (2022)
Max Sandro (2023)
R. Costa (2023–24)
Guedes (2024)
Moacir Jr. (2025)
P.R. Santos (2025)
Marelli (2025–26)
Castilho (2026–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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