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'''Jesualdo Ferreira''' is a Portuguese coach who is currently at [[Panathinaikos FC]].

Ferreira was born on [[24 May]] [[1946]] in Mirandela, Portugal.

==Coaching Career==
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 '''Jesualdo Ferreira''' is a Portuguese coach who is currently at [[Panathinaikos FC]].
-Ferreira was born on [[24 May]] [[1946]] in Mirandela, Portugal.
+Ferreira was born on [[24 May]] [[1946]] in Mirandela, Portugal. As a coach, he had won three Portuguese league titles in succession with FC Porto before coming to [[Greece]], in November [[2010]], to replace [[Nikos Nioblias]] as coach of [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. Under his coaching, [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] won second place in the [[2011 Football Championship|2011 season]].
 ==Coaching Career==
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 *Portuguese Cup: [[2008]] - [[2009|09]], [[2009]] - [[2010|10]]
 *Portuguese Super Cup: [[2008]] - [[2009|09]]

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		+	==Managerial Honours==
		+	*Portuguese Championship: [[2006]] - [[2007\|07]], [[2007]] - [[2008\|08]], [[2008]] - [[2009\|09]]
		+	*Portuguese Cup: [[2008]] - [[2009\|09]], [[2009]] - [[2010\|10]]
		+	*Portuguese Super Cup: [[2008]] - [[2009\|09]]

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 '''Jesualdo Ferreira''' is a Portuguese coach who is currently at [[Panathinaikos FC]].
-Ferreira was born on [[24 May]] [[1946]] in Mirandela, Portugal. As a coach, he had won three Portuguese league titles in succession with FC Porto before coming to [[Greece]], in November [[2010]], to replace [[Nikos Nioblias]] as coach of [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. Under his coaching, [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] won second place in the [[2011 Football Championship|2011 season]].
+Ferreira was born on [[24 May]] [[1946]] in Mirandela, Portugal. As a coach, he had won three Portuguese league titles in succession with FC Porto before coming to [[Greece]], in November [[2010]], to replace [[Nikos Nioblias]] as coach of [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]]. Under his coaching, [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] won second place in the [[2011 Football Championship|2011 season]]. He was replaced in November [[2012]],  after an unsuccessful start in the [[2013 Football Championship|2012 - 2013 season]].
 ==Coaching Career==
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