Marcão back as Fluminense caretaker after 11 months, see his stats | OneFootball

Fluminense dismissed Luis Zubeldía this Thursday (13) after a string of poor results. As a result, Marcão returns to take charge of the team after 11 months. The former player and the club’s permanent assistant coach had taken over the team for three matches after Renato Gaúcho’s departure, before Zubeldía made his debut.

Marcão joined the club in 2014 as Cristovão Borges’ assistant coach. As the club’s interim manager, Marcão took over the team for the first time in 2019 after Fernando Diniz left. He managed the team once before Oswaldo de Oliveira arrived and then for another 17 matches after the coach’s departure. Marcão helped save the team from relegation that year.

Appointed as the club’s head coach, Marcão took charge of the team 38 times. He recorded 15 wins, 12 draws, and 11 losses. His longest spell in the role was in 2019, when he took over the team on 09/29 and stayed until the end of the season. In 2020, Marcão also had a lengthy stint after Odair Hellmann’s departure, leading the team to the Copa Libertadores the following year.

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