List of Brazil national football team managers
The following is a list of Brazil national football team managers.
Managers
Rubens Salles & Sílvio Lagreca 1914- Joaquim Ribeiro, Montenegro, Mário Cardim & Silvio Lagreca 1916
- Borgerth, Cristófaro, Teixeira Carvalho, Mário Pollo & Chico Netto 1917
- Ferreira Netto & Amílcar Barbuy 1918
- Arnaldo da Silveira, Amílcar Barbuy, Mário Pollo & Ferreira Netto 1919
- Oswaldo Gomes & Fortes 1920
- Ferreira Netto 1921[note 1]
- Ferreira Netto, Célio de Barros & Amílcar Barbuy 1922
- Laís 1922[note 2]
- Clodô 1922[note 3]
- Chico Netto 1923
- Joaquim Guimarães 1925
Ramón Platero 1925- Laís 1928–1929
- Píndaro de Carvalho 1930
- Luiz Vinhaes 1931–1934
- Armindo Nobs Ferreira 1934–1935
- Adhemar Pimenta 1936–1938
- Carlos Nascimento 1939
- Sílvio Lagreca 1940
- Jayme Barcelos 1940
- Adhemar Pimenta 1942
Joreca 1944[note 4]- Flávio Costa 1944–1950
- Zezé Moreira 1952
- Aymoré Moreira 1953
- Zezé Moreira 1954–1955
- Vicente Feola 1955[note 5]
- Flávio Costa 1955[note 6]
- Osvaldo Brandão 1955–1956
- Teté 1956
- Flávio Costa 1956
- Sylvio Pirillo 1957
- Pedrinho 1957[note 7]
- Vicente Feola 1958–1960
- Gentil Cardoso 1959[note 8]
- Foguinho 1960[note 9]
- Aymoré Moreira 1961–1963
- Vicente Feola 1964–1965
Filpo Núñez 1965[note 10]- Osvaldo Brandão 1965[note 11]
- Aymoré Moreira 1965[note 12]
- Vicente Feola 1965–1966
- Carlos Froner 1966[note 13]
- Aymoré Moreira 1967–1968
- Mário Zagallo 1967[note 14]
- Antoninho 1968[note 15]
- Mário Zagallo 1968[note 16]
- Biju, Carlyle Guimarães & Jota Júnior 1968[note 17]
- Yustrich 1968[note 18]
- João Saldanha 1969–1970
- Mário Zagallo 1970–1974
- Osvaldo Brandão 1975–1977
- Mário Travaglini 1976[note 19]
- Cláudio Coutinho 1977–1979
- Telê Santana 1980–1982
- Carlos Alberto Parreira 1983
- Edu Coimbra 1984
- Evaristo de Macedo 1985
- Telê Santana 1985–1986
- Carlos Alberto Silva 1987–1988
- Sebastião Lazaroni 1989–1990
- Paulo Roberto Falcão 1990–1991
- Ernesto Paulo 1991[note 20]
- Carlos Alberto Parreira 1991–1994
- Mário Zagallo 1994–1998
- Vanderlei Luxemburgo 1998–2000
- Candinho 2000[note 21]
- Émerson Leão 2000–2001
- Luiz Felipe Scolari 2001–2002
- Mário Zagallo 2002[note 22]
- Ricardo Gomes 2003[note 23]
- Carlos Alberto Parreira 2003–2006
- Dunga 2006–2010
- Mano Menezes 2010–2012
- Luiz Felipe Scolari 2012–2014
- Dunga 2014–2016
- Tite 2016–
Notes
- at 1921 South American Championship
- at 1922 South American Championship
- at 1922 Roca Cup
- managed Brazil besides Flávio Costa in two friendlies matches against Uruguay (May 14 and 17, 1944)
- at 1955 Copa Bernardo O'Higgins
- at 1955 Taça Oswaldo Cruz
- at 1957 Copa Bernardo O'Higgins
- at 1959 South American Championship (Ecuador)
- at 1960 Panamerican Championship
- SE Palmeiras manager, who represented Brazil in a friendly match against Uruguay (Sep 7 1965)
- SC Corinthians manager, who represented Brazil in a friendly match against
Arsenal FC (Nov 16 1965) - replaced Vicente Feola in a friendly match against
Hungary. Brazil (with Feola) has played against 
Soviet Union in the same day (Nov 21 1965) - at 1966 Copa Bernardo O'Higgins
- Rio de Janeiro XI manager, who represented Brazil in a friendly match against
Chile (Sep 19 1967) - at 1968 Taça Oswaldo Cruz
- Rio de Janeiro XI manager, who represented Brazil in a friendly match against Argentina (Aug 7 1968)
- Minas Gerais state sports press comitee, who represented Brazil in a friendly match against Argentina (Aug 11 1968)
- Atlético Mineiro manager, who represented Brazil in a friendly match against
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Yugoslavia (Dec 19 1968) - Caretaker, at an unofficial friendly against CR Flamengo (Oct 6 1976)
- Caretaker (Brazil U-23 manager), who represented Brazil in a friendly match against
Wales (Sep 11 1991) - Caretaker, who represented Brazil in a 2002 FIFA World Cup qualification match against
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Venezuela (Oct 8 2000) - Zagallo's farewell, celebrated in a friendly match against
South Korea (Nov 20 2002) - at 2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup
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