Carlos Manuel
Carlos Manuel Correia dos Santos ( born January 15, 1959 in Moita ) is a former Portuguese football player and football coach.
Career
Carlos Manuel began his career at GD Fabril, before 1978 FC Barreirense. In 1979 he came to his first major club to Benfica. During his time in Lisbon he was four times six times to win the Portuguese league titles, the Portuguese Cup and once the Portuguese Supercup. During his time at Benfica also convocations fell to the European Football Championship 1984 in France and the Football World Cup 1986 in Mexico. At the European Championships, he was employed at the World Cup three times and he has also been used three times and even scored a goal.
In 1987 he spent a year in Switzerland for FC Sion, which he left direction Sporting Lisbon.
At Sporting Carlos Manuel was two years under contract, after which he went to Boavista Porto, where he also played two years. There he could win the Portuguese Cup and Portuguese Super Cup again.
Thereafter, the midfielder made his career at GD Estoril finish.
After playing career
After playing career Carlos Manuel first took on the post of player-manager at GD Estoril. He then coached SC Salgueiros and took over in 1998 for a brief period Sporting Lisbon. Then he coached SC Braga, SC Campomaiorense, CD Santa Clara, again Salgueiros, CD Olivais e Moscavide from 2007 to 2009 he was head coach of Atlético Clube de Portugal. In early June 2012, he was named as coach of Guinea- Bissau.