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Biography
Leonardo Sciammarella Neto (born July 25, 1972) is a retired Brazilian football (soccer) who played in Brazil, Portugal, and Haiti. His preferred position was right back, which he occupied in all the teams that he played.
Playing football, Sciammarella Neto was noted for his precise deliveries from the flanks and his strong position as a defensive player.
Today he is one coach with international experience.
Coach career - Team Managers
License A, ABTF (Brazilian Football Coach Association)
1996 / 1999 AS Capoise, 1st Division (player and coach) National Champion 1997
2000 / 2001 Victory, Haiti 2nd Division
2001 / 2002 CR Flamengo, Brazil U-17 and U-15 Coach Assistant
2003 / 2004 CSD Ascención, Torneo Argentino AFA, Argentina Champion of Regional League as Football Coordinator
2004 / 2005 Clube da Paz, Brazil Coach of the Professional Team and U-20 team
2005 / 2006 Club Atletico Dominguito, 1st Division, Dominican Republic 2nd Place in the Santo Domingo League Classification for Liga Mayor.
2007 / 2008 CSD Huracán Buceo, 2nd Division Uruguay Coach of the Professional Team and U-19 Team. After one long period the club returned to play football in the professional league and start from zero, without players and structure, Sciammarella Neto created one new team, one new football department. Champion of the Uruguayan B U-19 League of 2008. 13th place in the Second Division Uruguayan League. 3rd place in the Summer Cup 2008, International Tournament in Rio de Janeiro. Discovered new players: Juan Alcina, central defender with 18 years old from U-19 and Profesional Huracan Buceo Team is in the Uruguay U-20 National Team. For the U-23 B Uruguay National Team, the goalkeeper, Yilmar Costa, the left back, German Pepe and the Defensive Midfielder, Nicolas Martinez.