Gerson Sodré

Gerson Sodré
Personal information
Full name	Gerson José Sodré
Date of birth	(1957-07-14) 14 July 1957
Place of birth	Itabuna, Brazil
Playing position	Midfielder
Club information
Current team	Portuguesa (assistant)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1976	Itabuna
1977–1978	América-RJ
1979–1980	Itabuna
1980–1984	Portuguesa
1985	Guarani
1986	Ceará
1987	Ferroviária
1988–1990	Ceará
1991	América-SP
1991	Bandeirante
1992	CRB
1992–1993	Grêmio Maringá
1993	Atlético Sorocaba
1994	Uberlândia
Teams managed
1994	Uberlândia (player-manager)
1999	Alecrim
2000	Estrela de Vinhedo
2000	Campo Limpo Paulista
2006	CRB
2010	Sport Barueri (interim)
2014	Portuguesa (interim)
2015	Portuguesa (interim)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Gerson José Sodré (born 14 July 1957), known as Gerson Sodré, is a Brazilian retired footballer who played as a midfielder, and the current assistant manager of Portuguesa.

Playing career

Born in Itabuna, Bahia, Sodré represented Itabuna, América-RJ, Portuguesa, Guarani, Ceará, Ferroviária, América-SP, Bandeirante, CRB, Grêmio Maringá, Atlético Sorocaba and Uberlândia, retiring with the latter in 1994.^[1]

Post-playing career

Sodré acted as a player-manager with his last club Uberlândia, and was later appointed as a youth coach in another of his former clubs, Portuguesa. In 1999 he was named Alecrim manager, but returned to São Paulo shortly after, taking over União de Mogi's youth setup.

After another managerial jobs in the same state, Sodré worked exclusively as Estevam Soares' assistant, only stepping out of his role to manage CRB in 2006 and Sport Barueri in 2010.^[2] In 2012 he returned to Lusa and its youth setup, being appointed assistant of the main squad in the following year.^[3]

In 2014 Sodré was in charge of the club during a Série B match as an interim, being subsequently replaced by Marcelo Veiga.

Honours

Ceará

Campeonato Cearense: 1986, 1988

CRB

Campeonato Alagoano: 1992

Atlético Sorocaba

Campeonato Paulista Série Extra: 1993

References

↑ Gérson Sodré; Terceiro Tempo. Retrieved on 17 April 2015 (Portuguese)
↑ Barueri contrata ex-jogador do Guarani como técnico na A3 (Barueri signs former Guarani player as manager in A3); Futebol Interior, 1 March 2010 (Portuguese)
↑ De volta à comissão técnica, Gérson Sodré tem uma vida ligada à Portuguesa (Back to the staff, Gérson Sodré has a life linked to Portuguesa); Lusa News, 24 May 2013 (Portuguese)

External links

CRB – managers

J. Vasconcelos (1975–78)
Jalber (1978)
J. Vasconcelos (1978–79)
Jalber (1979)
J. Vasconcelos (1983)
Davino (1984–85)
Givanildo (1986–87)
H. Anjos (1990)
Lira (1992)
Neto (1993)
Bianchini (1993)
Serrão (1994)
Bianchini (1995)
Davino (1997–98)
Teixeira (1998)
Paulo (1999)
Tonho Gil (2000)
Ademir (2000)
Davino (2001)
Fantato (2001)
L.C. Cruz (2002)
Lira (2003)
E. Soares (2003)
Ubirajara (2003)
Robertinho (2003)
Lira (2004)
Chamusca (2004)
da Matta (2005)
Ubirajara (2005)
F. Barros (2005)
Geraldão (2005)
L.C. Cruz (2005)
Cavalo (2006)
Sodré (2006)
Ubirajara (2006)
R. Rocha (2007)
Barroso (2007)
M. Oliveira (2007)
Davino (2007)
João Carlos (2008)
J.Espinosa (2008)
M. Simões (2008)
Davino (2008)
M. Simões (2009)
Lira (2009)
Louruz (2009)
J. Paulista (a.i.) (2009)
Louruz (2009)
Edson F. (2010)
Knevitz (2010)
F. Lopes (2011)
J. Paulista (2011)
Comelli (2011–12)
R. Fonseca (2012)
Pintado (2012)
Davino (2012)
Heriberto (2013)
Ademir (2013)
Ivanildo (a.i.) (2013)
Goiano (2013)
Davino (2013–14)
E. Souza (2014)
Ademir (2014–15)
Barroso (2015)
Mazola Jr. (2015–)

Portuguesa – managers

J. López (1947–48)
Brandão (1951–52)
J. López (1952–53)
Moreira (1953)
Picabea (1954)
D. Neves (1954–55)
F. Costa (1960)
P. Emilio (1962)
Moreira (1962–66)
J. López (1966)
Wilson (1966–67)
Moreira (1969–70)
Minelli (1971–72)
Cilinho (1972)
Glória (1973–75)
Picerni (1985–86)
Simões (1986–87)
Poy (1987–88)
Rocha (1988)
Picerni (1988)
Leão (1990–91)
Geninho (1991)
Galli (1992)
Pepe (1993)
A. Lopes (1993)
Cassiá (1994)
F. Neves (1994)
Poy (1994–95)
Culpi (1995)
Teixeira (1996)
Espinosa (1996)
Edinho (1997)
Candinho (1997–99)
Fonseca (1999)
Zagallo (1999)
N. Baptista (2000)
Lula (2000–01)
Candinho (2001–02)
Nunes (2002)
Carlos (2002–03)
F. Lopes (2003)
Cunha (2003)
Comelli (2004)
Pereyra (2004)
Zé Teodoro (2005)
Gallo (2005)
Giba (2005–06)
Edinho (2006)
Candinho (2006)
Barbieri (2006)
Benazzi (2006–08)
Espinosa (2008)
E. Soares (2008–09)
M. Sérgio (2009)
Bonamigo (2009)
Simões (2009)
Benazzi (2009–10)
Vadão (2010)
Guedes (2010)
Jorginho (2011–12)
Geninho (2012)
Chamusca (2013)
Pimenta (2013)
G. Ferreira (2013–14)
Argel (2014)
Sodré^c (2014)
Veiga (2014)
Silas (2014)
Zé Augusto^c (2014)
Benazzi (2014)
Zé Augusto^c (2014)
A. Silva (2015)
Zé Augusto^c (2015)
Sodré^c (2015)
Jr. Lopes (2015)
E. Soares (2015–16)
Ricardinho (2016–)

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