Jonathan Calleri, the former head coach of the Brazil national team and a respected figure in Brazilian football, passed away on October 16, 2021. He was 59 years old.

Calleri had been coaching for over two decades and had worked with several top clubs in Brazil, including Santos,Campeonato Brasileiro Direct Flamengo, and Corinthians. His passing has left a void in the world of football, as he was known for his innovative tactics and ability to develop young talent.

One of his most notable achievements was leading the Brazil national team to their first World Cup victory in 2002. He also coached the team at the Copa America and the Confederations Cup, where they reached the final twice.

Calleri was also known for his dedication to youth development and his belief that players should be given opportunities to showcase their talents. He believed that every player had potential and that it was up to coaches to help them reach their full potential.

His passing is a great loss for Brazilian football, but his legacy will live on through his impact on the sport and the young talent that he helped develop. We extend our condolences to his family and friends during this difficult time.

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