Jorge Orosmán da Silva
Jorge da Silva (2012 )
Jorge da Silva Orosman Echeverrito ( born December 11, 1961 in Maroñas, Montevideo), also known by his nickname Polilla, an Uruguayan football coach and former football player. He is currently the coach of the Baniyas SC (United Arab Emirates).
Playing career
Association
The Silva was born and raised there in montevideanischen Barrio Maroñas played during his youth for the Club Ciclista Fénix. At 14, he debuted then the CA Fénix, then went to Danubio FC before moving to Defensor 1980. In 1982 he moved to Spain and moved to Real Valladolid. In his first season in Spain he met in 16 games five times, after which a new contract was made. In the 1983/84 season he won with 17 goals as top scorer of the league's Pichichi trophy and with his club the first major title in club history, the Copa de la Liga.
For the 1985/86 season Da Silva joined Atlético Madrid, to replace the Real Madrid migrated Hugo Sanchez. In his first year in the Spanish capital, he scored 13 goals, won the Supercopa de España and qualified his team for the UEFA Cup. After eight goals in the 1986/87 season to Da Silva, adopted by the European football stage and moved to South America. There he was active in the following years in Argentina, Chile and Colombia, before he could finish his career in the home at Defensor.
National
Da Silva participated with the Juniorennationalelf at the Junior Americas Cup in 1975 and took the title with this team. In the same year he also belonged to the team at the Pan American Games. According to La República he was at that time at Rentistas under contract. Da Silva was also in 1981 with the Uruguayan U -20 South American champions on the side of players like José Batista, Adolfo Barán, Santiago Ostolaza and Enzo Francescoli. Also at the Junior World Cup 1981, he came across four games with Uruguayan participation to the course. He completed his debut between the February 20, 1982 as part of the Nehru Cup against South Korea's choice and 1 August 1993 a total of 26 caps for the Uruguay soccer national team, where he scored six goals. He took over in 1986 at the World Cup and the 1993 Copa América in part.
Coaching career
After initially beginning his coaching career as an instructor of the Uruguayan national junior team - is demonstrated in practical terms in 2003 to work as a U-17 coach - working, he won the Uruguayan championship in his next engagement with Defensor 2008. In 2009 he went to Saudi Arabia to Al -Nasr. There he worked as a trainer until 12 May 2010. Then he was from mid-December 2010 as a successor to Omar Asad at Argentine club Godoy Cruz in the Torneo Clausura CD 2010 and during the Torneo Apertura 2011 operates. There he joined on 14 December 2011, despite achieved in the meantime qualify for the Copa Libertadores and a score of 16 wins, ten draws and twelve defeats of his post. A little later, he signed a contract in December 2012 running at Banfield and there followed Ricardo La Volpe after. On 27 February 2012 he resigned as coach Banfield after previously arose rumors, da Silva could be the new coach Peñarols as a successor to the recently released Gregorio Pérez. On March 1, 2012, he was then presented by Peñarol as the new coach. His successful work he crowned at the end of the season 2012/13 by winning the Uruguayan championship. Then he became the successor to interim coach Salem Al Orafi in the United Arab Emirates for Baniyas SC. In June 2013 he signed a one year contract with option to extend until 2016.
Others
Da Silva is the older brother of also acting as coach former football player Ruben Da Silva.
Achievements
As a player
- Copa de la Liga: 1984
- Pichichi Trophy: 1984
- Supercopa de España: 1985
- Colombian champion: 1992
- Junior South American champions: 1975, 1981
- Nehru Cup 1982
As a coach
- Uruguayan champions: 2007/ 08, 2012/13