Cesare Prandelli Biography

Claudio Cesare Prandelli is an Italian former football player and current Coach of the Italian national football team. He was born on 19 August 1957 in Orzinuovi, Italy. 

Playing career of Cesare Prandelli:

Cesare Prandelli started his professional career as a player at Cremonese in 1974. He then joined Atalanta.

In 1979 he signed for Juventus where he with this team won several titles, three league titles, an Italian Cup, one European Cup, Cup Winners' Cup, one UEFA Super Cup and one Intercontinental Cup. Prandelli then moved back to Atalanta, where he retired as a player in 1990.

Managerial career of Cesare Prandelli:

After his retirement Prandelli began training in the ranks of Atalanta, From November 1993 until the end of the season, but did not save them from relegation and the club finished down to Serie B.

In the 1997-98 season then he moved to U.S. Lecce, but in the mid-season he was dismissed due to poor results.

The next year Prandelli signed for Hellas Verona, with whom he achieved promotion to Serie A and achieved to the team to stay for the following season.

He coached many team like Venezia, Parma and AS Roma, though in the latter club Prandelli only lasted a few months due to family problems.

In 2005, Prandelli signed a contract with Fiorentina replacing Zoff. So when he was with this team he led them to the semifinals of the UEFA Cup in the 2007-08 seasons, where it was defeated by the Glasgow Rangers. That year his club failed to qualify to compete in the Champions League UEFA, so according to these achievements Prandelli won the Coach of the Year in Serie A.

The May 30, 2010, the Italian Football Federation announced that Prandelli would be the new coach of Italy the next four years, replacing Marcello Lippi, after the conclusion of the World Championship in the same year.3 With attacking football, managed to lead Italy to the final of Euro 2012, but lost 4-0 in front of Spain.

Fabio Capello Biography

Fabio Capello was born in San Canzian d’lsonzo, Italy, in 18 June 1946. He is an Italian former football player and current coach of the Russian National football club. He played football as midfielder.

Playing career of Fabio Capello:

Capello began his career as a player in 1964 in the team Sybal, which was playing in the second division, and then he went to play for the team in the Italian capital AC Roma and there he could to draw his fame and become the first player in the team after that he was able to save the team from bad results that it was suffered until he became the captain.

After two seasons Capello spent in Roma, he moved to Juventus in the seventies, and then to AC Milan, which has remained plays in its ranks until his retirement in 1980.

Managerial career of Fabio Capello:

And in 1991 Capello started his coaching career by receiving the task of training AC Milan and he achieved with them the Italian league four times and won the Champions League in 1994 against Barcelona 4-0 in big victory.

It is worth mentioning that Capello played 300 games in all competitions is the coach of AC Milan. From other teams who trained the Club of Rome and him achieved Serie A 2000-2001 season title of the league and Capello coached also Juventus, but left his position at the club after the match-fixing scandal club in 2006.

And July 5, 2006 Capello was appointed as coach of Real Madrid, and then was sacked after achievable Championship La Liga.

Then the FA contracted with Capello to train the team since February 2008, Fabio Capello resigned as coach of the England team in the month of February 2012 and then moved to coach the Russian team is coached team Russia currently.

Capello is well known for his gags strength, determination and love of adventure, slag and high-skill training.

Roberto Mancini Biography

Roberto Mancini was born in the Lesi province of Ancona, November 27, 1964; he is Italian former footballer and current football coach of Turkish Galatasaray club.

Playing Career of Roberto Mancini:

Mancini Began his career with FC Bologna in the season 1981-1982, he has been playing with them 30 appearances and scored 9 goals, and in 1982 Mancini moved to Sampdoria, and played with them until 1997, and participated with them in 424 matches and scored 132 goals, and in 1997 he moved to the Lazio Club, and played with them until 2000, and participated with them in 85 matches and scored 15 goals, then Mancini in 2001 moved to Leicester City English club, playing with them 4 games and then he retired from football.

 He has played with Italy football between 1984 and 1994, 36 appearances and scored 4 goals.

Managerial career of Mancini:

Before he retired from football, Mancini was an assistant coach at Lazio club in the 2000-2001 seasons, and in the 2001-2002 seasons he coached the Italian club Fiorentina, and in 2002 coached Lazio club until 2004, where he moved to Inter Milan training. And Roberto Mancini managed to win two titles Coppa Italia and Italian Super Cup titles and Serie A championship twice with Inter. Mancini was also able to win the Cup of Italy with Fiorentina, Lazio and is considered one of the best coaches in the history of Inter. Ended his career at Inter's training on May 29, 2008 after his sacking by president Massimo Moratti who was appointed coach Jose Mourinho in his stead.

In late 2009, Roberto Mancini moved to England to succeed Welsh coach Mark Hughes at Manchester City team training after being nominated by Emirati team owners and managed to win the Premier League championship with him after more than 45 years and continues even the coach of the England team until May 11, 2013 when he sacked after team lost to Wigan Athletic 1-0 in the 2013 Cup Final.

With Manchester City : Mancini FA Cup achieved season 2011 - 2010 , then he achieved the English Premier League season 2012-2011 , Mancini was chosen as the best coach in the season 2007-2008  by his colleagues, and thus won the annual " Golden Seat " prize.

After that he signed with the Turkish Club Galatasaray a contract for three- years on September 30, 2013, where he started his coaching career with a big draw in the Champions League in font of Juventus 2-2. 

Personal Life of Mancini:

He is Catholic and has two sons, he has been married his wife Federica for nearly 28 years, his children both played in the youth team of Internazionale. He was estimated in 2011 to have a personal wealth of £19 m.