Fluminense Football Club - Head Coaches

Head Coaches

  • Ramón Platero (1919)
  • Gentil Cardoso (1945–47)
  • Tim (1964–67)
  • Telê Santana (1969–70)
  • Paulo Amaral (1970)
  • Mário Zagallo (1971–72)
  • Didi (1975)
  • Carlos Alberto Parreira (1975–78)
  • Mário Travaglini (1976–77)
  • Paulo Emilio (1978)
  • Nelsinho Rosa (1979–81)
  • José Luiz Carbone (1983–84)
  • Carlos Alberto Parreira (1984–85)
  • Nelsinho Rosa (1985–86)
  • José Luiz Carbone (1987)
  • Paulo Emilio (1990)
  • Nelsinho Rosa (1993)
  • Renato Gaúcho (1996)
  • José Luiz Carbone (1997–98)
  • Carlos Alberto Parreira (1999–00)
  • Oswaldo de Oliveira (2001–02)
  • Renato Gaúcho (September 2002–July 3)
  • Joel Santana (July 2003–October 03)
  • Renato Gaúcho (October 2003–December 03)
  • Ricardo Gomes (March 2004–August 04)
  • Abel Braga (January 2005–December 05)
  • Ivo Wortmann (December 2005–February 06)
  • Oswaldo de Oliveira (2006)
  • Antônio Lopes (August 2006–September 06)
  • Paulo César Gusmão (September 2006–February 07)
  • Renato Gaúcho (April 2007–August 08)
  • Cuca (August 2008–October 08)
  • Renê Simões (October 2008–March 9)
  • Carlos Alberto Parreira (March 2009–July 9)
  • Vinícius Eutrópio (July 2009)
  • Renato Gaúcho (July 2009–September 09)
  • Cuca (September 2009–April 10)
  • Muricy Ramalho (April 2010–March 11)
  • Enderson Moreira (interim) (March 2011–May 11)
  • Abel Braga (June 2011–)

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