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Bruno García Formoso

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Bruno García Formoso
Personal information
Full name Bruno García Formoso
Date of birth 6 June 1974
Place of birth Spain
Managerial career
Years Team
2013 Peru (futsal)[1]
2013–2016 Vietnam (futsal)[2]
2016–2021 Japan (futsal)

Bruno García Formoso (born 6 June 1974) is a Spanish futsal coach.

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Career

García started his managerial career with Peru. After that, he coached Vietnam and led them to their first World Cup.

In 2016, García was appointed as the head coach of the Japan national futsal team.[3] After the 2021 FIFA Futsal World Cup, he resigned.[4] Kenichiro Kogure took his former position since then.[5]

References

  1. ^ La F.P.F. contrató un DT español para la selección de futsal CONMEBOL
  2. ^ HLV người Tây Ban Nha sẽ dẫn dắt đội tuyển Futsal nam Việt Nam VFF
  3. ^ "Cựu HLV trưởng tuyển futsal Việt Nam Bruno Garcia dẫn dắt tuyển Nhật Bản". 20 October 2016.
  4. ^ "Cựu thuyền trưởng ĐT Việt Nam từ chức HLV ĐT futsal Nhật Bản".
  5. ^ "Japan Futsal National Team appoint Mr. KOGURE Kenichiro as Men's Head Coach and Mr. SUGA Takehiro as Women's Head Coach".

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