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Jesualdo Ferreira Quiz

Test what you know about Jesualdo Ferreira 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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Jesualdo Ferreira

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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 Jesualdo Ferreira from?

    • AFrance
    • BSpain
    • CIraq
    • DPortugal
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    Portugal

  2. 400 pointsQuestion 2

    How many teams has Jesualdo Ferreira managed?

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    19

    U.D. Rio Maior, S.C.U. Torreense, Associação Académica de Coimbra – O.A.F., Atlético Clube de Portugal, Silves F.C., Angola, Estrela Amadora, FAR Rabat, F.C. Alverca, Benfica, Braga, Boavista, Porto, Málaga, Panathinaikos, Sporting CP, Zamalek, Al Sadd, and Santos

  3. 400 pointsQuestion 3

    What year was Jesualdo Ferreira born?

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    1946

    Born May 24, 1946.

  4. 600 pointsQuestion 4

    What was Jesualdo Ferreira’s first job as head coach?

    • AU.D. Rio Maior
    • BMálaga
    • CFAR Rabat
    • DEstrela Amadora
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    U.D. Rio Maior

    1981–1982

  5. 600 pointsQuestion 5

    Which team did Jesualdo Ferreira take over after Santos?

    • ABenfica
    • BBoavista
    • CF.C. Alverca
    • DU.D. Rio Maior
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    Boavista

    2020–2021

  6. 600 pointsQuestion 6

    Which team did Jesualdo Ferreira take over after Al Sadd?

    • APanathinaikos
    • BEstrela Amadora
    • CSantos
    • DAssociação Académica de Coimbra – O.A.F.
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    Santos

    2019–2020

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Jesualdo Ferreira: quick facts

Jesualdo Ferreira is a soccer coach from Portugal. Born May 24, 1946.

How old is Jesualdo Ferreira?

Jesualdo Ferreira is 80 years old. He was born on May 24, 1946.

Which teams has Jesualdo Ferreira managed?

Jesualdo Ferreira has managed 19 teams: U.D. Rio Maior, S.C.U. Torreense, Associação Académica de Coimbra – O.A.F., Atlético Clube de Portugal, Silves F.C., Angola, Estrela Amadora, FAR Rabat, F.C. Alverca, Benfica, Braga, Boavista, Porto, Málaga, Panathinaikos, Sporting CP, Zamalek, Al Sadd, and Santos.

What nationality is Jesualdo Ferreira?

Jesualdo Ferreira is from Portugal.

Coach profile

Name
Jesualdo Ferreira
Nationality
Portugal
Date of birth
May 24, 1946

Coaching career

  1. U.D. Rio Maior
    U.D. Rio Maior
    1981–1982
  2. S.C.U. Torreense
    S.C.U. Torreense
    1982–1984
  3. Associação Académica de Coimbra – O.A.F.
    Associação Académica de Coimbra – O.A.F.
    1984
  4. Atlético Clube de Portugal
    Atlético Clube de Portugal
    1985–1986
  5. Silves F.C.
    Silves F.C.
    1986
  6. S.C.U. Torreense
    S.C.U. Torreense
    1986–1987
  7. Angola
    Angola
    1989
  8. S.C.U. Torreense
    S.C.U. Torreense
    1989–1990
  9. Estrela Amadora
    Estrela Amadora
    1991
  10. FAR Rabat
    FAR Rabat
    1995–1996
  11. F.C. Alverca
    2000–2001
  12. Benfica
    2002
  13. Braga
    2003–2006
  14. Boavista
    2006
  15. Porto
    2006–2010
  16. Málaga
    2010
  17. Panathinaikos
    2010–2012
  18. Sporting CP
    2013
  19. Braga
    2013–2014
  20. Zamalek
    2015
  21. Al Sadd
    2015–2019
  22. Santos
    2019–2020
  23. Boavista
    2020–2021
  24. Zamalek
    2022–2023