“Jorginho Appointed as New Coach of 8-Time Thai League Champions, Buriram United”
Buriram United, the 8-time former Thai League champions, have appointed Jorginho, a renowned figure in Brazilian football, as their new coach. The 59-year-old, whose full name is Jorge de Amorim Campos, boasts experience managing top teams in Brazil’s Serie A, including the likes of Goias EC, CR Flamengo, and Vasco da Gama.
Jorginho’s coaching pedigree extends to his time as the right-hand man of Carlos Dunga during their stint with the senior Brazilian national team from 2006 to 2010. This period saw the team clinch the 2007 Copa America and the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup, showcasing his ability to lead a team of world-class players like Ronaldo, Kaka, and Ronaldinho.
Having also managed in Asia with Kashima Antlers in Japan, where he guided the team to J.League Cup success, Jorginho’s arrival at Buriram United signals a new chapter for the club. He will be supported by Masatada Ishii, the former manager of Buriram United, who joins as his assistant coach.
The announcement of Jorginho’s appointment has generated excitement among fans, with the Samba blood coach bringing a wealth of experience and a winning mentality to the Thunder Castle. His track record in developing teams and achieving success on both the domestic and international fronts bodes well for Buriram United’s future.
As the club prepares for the upcoming Thai League campaign, Jorginho’s leadership and tactical acumen will be crucial in guiding the team to further glory. With his proven ability to get the best out of his players and adapt to different footballing cultures, there is optimism surrounding Buriram United’s prospects under his guidance.
With the support of a talented coaching staff and a squad eager to make their mark in the league, Buriram United will look to Jorginho to instill his winning philosophy and drive the team towards achieving their goals. The Brazilian coach’s arrival has set the stage for an exciting chapter in the club’s history, as they aim to add more silverware to their trophy cabinet under his leadership.
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