- Massimo Morales
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Massimo Morales Personal information Date of birth April 20, 1964 Place of birth Caserta, Italy Playing position Manager Senior career* Years Team Apps† (Gls)† Casertana Teams managed 1995–1996 King Faisal Babes 1999 De Graafschap 2000–2001 Potenza 2001 Bellinzona 2001–2002 Rondinella 2002 Varese 2003–2004 Fortuna Düsseldorf 2005–2006 Waldhof Mannheim 2008–2009 1. FK Příbram 2009–2010 Budapest Honvéd * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals). Massimo Morales (born April 20, 1964 in Caserta) is an Italian football manager.
Coaching career
He managed 1. FK Příbram from March 2008, and led the Czech team to 2nd place in Czech 2. Liga, thus ensuring promotion back to the national top flight.[1] On 5 May 2009 1. FK Příbram owner Jaroslav Starka and the Italian coach mutually decided to part ways due to the season's poor results.[2] On 29 October 2009, he was named as the new Head Coach of Budapest Honvéd, replacing Tibor Sisa. In season 2010, after Újpest FC defeated his team, he resigned.[3]
Career
Club Period Role 
ESV München1991 Youth team coach (18-year old) FC Bayern Munich1992–1994 Youth team coach (16-year old) FC Bayern Munich1994–1995 Giovanni Trapattoni's assistant coach 
King Faisal Babes1995–1996 Head coach 
A.C. Milan1996–1998 Scout Ghana national football team1998–1999 Assistant coach 
De Graafschap1999 Head coach F.C. Potenza2000–2001 Head coach (Serie D) 
AC Bellinzona2001 Head coach (Nationalliga B) Rondinella Calcio2001–2002 Head coach (Serie C2) A.S. Varese 19102002 Head coach (Serie C1) Fortuna Düsseldorf2003–2004 Head coach SV Waldhof Mannheim2005–2006 Head coach 
1. FK Příbram2008–2009 Head coach 
Budapest Honvéd2009–2010 Head coach References
- ^ Morales: „Trapattoni war ausschlaggebend"
- ^ Massimo Morales u týmu končí
- ^ Honved mit neuem Trainer
- ^ "Massimo Morales: muž, který táhne Příbram do ligy" (in Czech). iDNES.cz. http://fotbal.idnes.cz/massimo-morales-muz-ktery-tahne-pribram-do-ligy-f5v-/fot_dsouteze.asp?c=A080523_081046_fot_dsouteze_rou. Retrieved 2008-08-05.
- ^ "Slavia, antipasto italiano" (in Italian). La Gazzetta dello Sport. 2008-08-05. http://www.gazzetta.it/Calcio/Primo_Piano/2008/08/05/slavia.shtml. Retrieved 2008-08-05.
Budapest Honvéd FC – current squad 1 Tóth · 4 Akassou · 5 Debreceni · 6 Botis · 7 Vernes · 8 Hajdú · 9 Délczeg · 11 Bjelkanović · 14 Bojtor · 15 Nagy · 17 Abass · 18 Kostoláni · 19 Danilo · 20 Ivancsics · 21 Hercegfalvi · 23 Sánta · 24 Horváth · 25 Lovrić · 26 Hidi · 27 Tchami · 28 Sekulić · 29 Novák · 30 Zelenka · 32 Czár · 36 Baráth · 71 Kemenes · 77 Nagy · 81 Németh · 90 Ikande ·
Manager: SupkaDe Graafschap – managers IJssennagger (1954–55) · Huber (1955) · Poulus (1955–59) · Engel (1959) · Jones (1960–62) · Teunissen (1962–67) · Zonderland (1967–71) · van Lingen (1971) · de Visser (1971–74) · Teunissen (1974–76) · Polak (a.i.) (1976) · Dorjee (1976–77) · Ellens (1977–78) · van de Meent (1978–80) · Ruijgrok (1980–83) · Popovics (1983–85) · van Brussel (1985–87) · Verbeek (1987–89) · Stehouwer (1989) · Zweers (1989) · Kistemaker (1989–93) · Versleijen (1993–94) · Körver (1994–95) · van Doorneveld (1995) · Korbach (1995–98) · van Doorneveld (1998–99) · Thijssen (1999) · Morales (1999) · McDonald (1999–2000) · Koolhof (a.i.) (2000) · Marsman (2000–01) · Koolhof (2001–02) · Bosz (2002–03) · Adelaar (2003–04) · Kruys (2004–05) · Ulderink (a.i.) (2005) · de Jonge (2005–08) · van Stee (2008–09) · Kalezić (2009–11) · Ulderink (2011–)
AC Bellinzona – managers Pinter (1942–47) · König (1947–48) · Lusenti (1948–51) · Pinter (1951–52) · Torresani (1952–55) · Halpern (1955–56) · Soutschek (1956–57) · Nedoklan (1957–59) · Buhtz (1959–61) · Pedersen (1961–62) · Mezzadri (1962–64) · Sartori (1964–65) · Bonizzoni (1965) · Pinter (1965–69) · Mezzadri (1969–70) · Pinter (1970) · Maurer (1970) · Foni (1970–71) · Sørensen (1971–73) · Pelli (1973) · Sobotka (1973–76) · Maurer (1976–77) · Sørensen (1977–79) · Beljin (1979–83) · R. Morinini (1983–84) · Mohorovic (1984) · Pazmandy (1984–87) · Rogic (c) (1987) · Depireux (1987–89) · Vasović (1989) · Tedeschi (1989–90) · E. Morinini (1990–93) · Depireux (1993–94) · Rossini (c) (1995–97) · Rogic (1997–98) · Petković (1998) · Della Casa (1998–2001) · Morales (2001) · Schönwetter (2001) · Della Casa (2001–03) · Tedeschi (2003–04) · Battistini (2004–05) · Maccopi (2005) · Petković (2005–08) · Schällibaum (2008–09) · Cavasin (2009–10) Morinini (2010–11) Tebi (2011–) Andermatt (2011–)
Categories:- 1964 births
- People from Caserta
- Italian football managers
- AC Bellinzona managers
- Budapest Honvéd FC managers
- Living people
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