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Miguel Ferreira

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Miguel Ferreira de Almeida
Personal information
Date of birth	(1949-09-20) 20 September 1949 (age 74)
Place of birth	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Position(s)	Defender
International career
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Brazil

Miguel Ferreira de Almeida (born 20 September 1949) is a Brazilian footballer who played as a defender.^[1] He competed in the men's tournament at the 1968 Summer Olympics.^[2]

References[edit]

^ Miguel Ferreira at WorldFootball.net

^ Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Miguel Ferreira de Almeida Olympic Results". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 19 October 2018.

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Brazil football squad – 1968 Summer Olympics

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Bangu – managers

Vinhaes (1933–34)

Rincão (1934)

Pimenta (1935–36)

Rincão (1937)

F. Pinheiro (1937)

Rincão (1938)

Manfrenatte (1938–39)

F. Pinheiro (1939)

Solón (1940)

Fausto (1940)

Manfrenatte (1941–43)

Menotti (1943)

J.F. Lemos (1944)

Perini (1945)

Monsores (1945–46)

Martins (1946)

J.F. Lemos (1947)

A. Moreira (1948–50)

Aymoré M. (1950)

Ondino (1950–52)

Tim (1953)

Délio (1953)

Tim (1953–56)

Luiz Renato (1956)

Newton (1956)

Pellegrini (1957)

G. Cardoso (1957–58)

Tim (1959–60)

Zizinho (1960)

Yustrich (1961)

Gradim (1961–62)

Tim (1963–64)

Denoni (1964)

M. Francisco (1964)

Monsores (1964)

G. Cardoso (1965)

Zizinho (1965–66)

Monsores (1967)

M. Francisco (1967)

Ondino (1967)

Monsores (1968)

Ocimar (1968–69)

D. Pinto (1969)

Monsores (1969)

F. Costa (1970)

do Rio (1970)

Evaristo (1971)

Paulinho (1971)

Ocimar (1972)

Décio (1973)

Vavá (1973)

Zózimo (1973)

Aníbal (1974)

Paulo Mendes (1975)

Aureliano (1975)

Anani (1975)

F. Cônsul (1976)

Moacir (1976)

Ananias (1976)

Décio (1976)

Severino (1977–78)

Yustrich (1978)

Melquisedeque (1978)

Antoninho (1979)

Zizinho (1980)

Ananias (1980)

Tim (1980)

Décio (1980–81)

J. Francisco (1982)

Vieira (1983)

Moisés (1983–86)

Lumumba (1986)

Carpegiani (1986)

Pinheiro (1987)

Leone (1987)

Zagallo (1988)

J. Francisco (1988)

Dé (1988–89)

Pinheiro (1989)

Didi (1989)

Moisés (1989)

Clemente (1990)

Lumumba (1990)

Melo (1990–91)

Cosme (1991)

Massa (1991)

Dé (1992)

Moisés (1992–94)

Barreto (1995–96)

Cosme (1996)

Severino (1997)

Sampaio (1998–00)

Miguel (2001)

Teixeira (2001)

Jr Lopes (2002)

Miguel (2002)

Tita (2003)

Cabo (2004)

Sampaio (2005)

Miguel (2006)

Elói (2006)

Sampaio (2006)

Gabriel (2007)

Roy (2008)

Cosme (2008)

E. Souza (2009)

Mazolinha (2009)

Nando (2009)

Buarque (2010)

Mazolinha (2010)

Gabriel (2010–11)

Marcão (2011–12)

C. César (2012)

Cleimar (2012–13)

Sampaio (2013)

Mazolinha (2013–14)

M. Marques (2014–15)

C. Renan (2015)

Sacramento (2016)

M. Marques (2016)

Allax (2017)

Arturzinho (2017)

R. Fernandes (2017)

C. Renan (2017)

M. Marques (2018)

Sampaio (2018–19)

Ado (2019)

Allax (2020)

Marelli (2021)

Felipe (2021–22)

M. Curopos^c (2022)

Felipe (2023)

M. Curopos^c (2023)

A. Gomes (2024)

França (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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