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Carlos Alberto Silva Quiz

Test what you know about Carlos Alberto Silva with 6 questions from Hajma: his nationality, his first head coaching job, his coaching moves, and how many teams he has managed. Reveal each answer, add up your points, then challenge your friends to a two-team match.

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6 questions

Each question is worth points like on the Hajma board: 200 easy, 400 medium, 600 hard. Lock in your answer, then reveal it.

  1. 200 pointsQuestion 1

    Which country is Carlos Alberto Silva from?

    • AJordan
    • BPortugal
    • CBrazil
    • DAlgeria
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    Brazil

  2. 400 pointsQuestion 2

    How many teams has Carlos Alberto Silva managed?

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    17

    Guaraní, São Paulo, Atlético Mineiro, Santa Cruz Futebol Clube, Sport Recife, Cruzeiro, Brazil, Tokyo Verdy, Porto, Corinthians, Palmeiras, Vasco da Gama, Deportivo La Coruña, Goiás Esporte Clube, Santos, C.D. Santa Clara, and América Futebol Clube

  3. 400 pointsQuestion 3

    What year was Carlos Alberto Silva born?

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    1939

    Born August 14, 1939.

  4. 600 pointsQuestion 4

    What was Carlos Alberto Silva’s first job as head coach?

    • ABrazil
    • BAtlético Mineiro
    • CGuaraní
    • DSport Recife
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    Guaraní

    1978–1979

  5. 600 pointsQuestion 5

    Which team did Carlos Alberto Silva take over after América Futebol Clube?

    • ABrazil
    • BGoiás Esporte Clube
    • CSport Recife
    • DAtlético Mineiro
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    Atlético Mineiro

    2005

  6. 600 pointsQuestion 6

    Which team did Carlos Alberto Silva take over after C.D. Santa Clara?

    • AAmérica Futebol Clube
    • BSanta Cruz Futebol Clube
    • CSantos
    • DPalmeiras
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    América Futebol Clube

    2004

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Carlos Alberto Silva: quick facts

Carlos Alberto Silva was a soccer coach from Brazil. Born August 14, 1939; died January 20, 2017.

How old is Carlos Alberto Silva?

Carlos Alberto Silva was born on August 14, 1939 and died on January 20, 2017, aged 77.

Which teams has Carlos Alberto Silva managed?

Carlos Alberto Silva has managed 17 teams: Guaraní, São Paulo, Atlético Mineiro, Santa Cruz Futebol Clube, Sport Recife, Cruzeiro, Brazil, Tokyo Verdy, Porto, Corinthians, Palmeiras, Vasco da Gama, Deportivo La Coruña, Goiás Esporte Clube, Santos, C.D. Santa Clara, and América Futebol Clube.

What nationality is Carlos Alberto Silva?

Carlos Alberto Silva is from Brazil.

Coach profile

Name
Carlos Alberto Silva
Nationality
Brazil
Date of birth
August 14, 1939
Date of death
January 20, 2017

Coaching career

  1. Guaraní
    Guaraní
    1978–1979
  2. São Paulo
    São Paulo
    1980–1981
  3. Atlético Mineiro
    Atlético Mineiro
    1981–1982
  4. Santa Cruz Futebol Clube
    Santa Cruz Futebol Clube
    1983–1984
  5. Sport Recife
    Sport Recife
    1985–1986
  6. Cruzeiro
    Cruzeiro
    1986–1987
  7. Brazil
    Brazil
    1987–1988
  8. São Paulo
    São Paulo
    1989–1990
  9. Tokyo Verdy
    Tokyo Verdy
    1990–1991
  10. Porto
    Porto
    1991–1993
  11. Cruzeiro
    1993–1994
  12. Corinthians
    1994–1995
  13. Palmeiras
    1995–1996
  14. Vasco da Gama
    1996
  15. Deportivo La Coruña
    1996–1997
  16. Goiás Esporte Clube
    1997–1998
  17. Guaraní
    1998–1999
  18. Santos
    1999–2000
  19. Guaraní
    2000–2002
  20. C.D. Santa Clara
    2002–2003
  21. América Futebol Clube
    2004
  22. Atlético Mineiro
    2005