Roberto Belangero

Roberto Belangero (São Paulo, June 28, 1928 – São Paulo, October 30, 1996) was a Brazilian football (soccer) player. He is considered one of the best defensive midfielders in Corinthians history.

He also played in the Brazil national football team, but was forced to miss the 1958 World Cup in Sweden due to an injury. He played for Brazil in the 1956 and 1957 South American Championships.^[1]

References

↑ Fort, Didier (9 March 1999). "Brazilian Line-Ups in the Copa América 1916-1963". RSSSF.

External links

Profile at CBF.com.br

Brazil squad – 1956 South American Championship Fourth Place

Alfredo Ramos Álvaro Baltazar Belangero Cabeção Canhoteiro De Sordi Del Vecchio Djalma Santos Formiga Gilmar Jair Julião Luizinho Martorano Maurinho Mauro Nestor Olavo Tite Zezinho Zito Coach: Brandão

Brazil squad – 1957 South American Championship Runners-up

Belangero Bellini Castilho Cláudio Didi Dino Sani Djalma Santos Edgard Édson Evaristo Garrincha Gilmar Índio Joel Nílton Santos Olavo Oreco Paulinho Pepe Zito Zizinho Zózimo Coach: Brandão

Corinthians – managers

Perrone (1910–11)
González (1912–14)
Barbuy (1915–16)
González (1916)
Barbuy (1917–18)
Nando (1918)
Barbuy (1919)
Nando (1919)
Barbuy (1920)
Giacominelli (1921–25)
Rocco (1926–27)
Neco (1927–28)
Rocco (1928)
Montarini (1929–31)
de Carlo (1932–33)
Mazzulo (1933)
Barbuy (1934)
Mazzulo (1934)
Barbuy (1935)
Foquer (1935)
Barbuy (1936)
A. Pereira (1936)
Foquer (1936)
Neco (1936)
A. Pereira & Neco (1937–38)
Rocco & Del Debbio (1938)
Del Debbio (1939–41)
Menjou (1942)
Rato (1942–43)
Barbuy (1943)
Miranda (1944)
Tiger (1944)
Chiavone (1944)
Vanni (1944–45)
Alcides de Sousa Aguiar (1945–46)
Foquer (1946)
Del Debbio (1947)
C. Pinho, Sérvilio & Ferreira (1948)
Gentil Cardoso (1948)
Joreca (1948–49)
Calaf & dos Santos (1949–50)
Aquiles (1950)
Senra (1950–51)
Rato (1951–54)
C. Pinho (1954)
Brandão (1954–56)
C. Pinho (1956)
Brandão (1956–57)
C. Pinho (1958)
Lotito (1958)
Hélio Filé (1958)
Rato (1958)
Cláudio Pinho (1959)
Rato (1959)
Pirillo (1959–60)
Ramos (1960)
López (1960)
J. Lima (1961)
Pavão (1961)
Ramos (1961)
Francisco (1961)
Rato (1961)
Fleitas (1962–63)
Nesi Cury (1963)
Rato (1963)
Amaral (1964)
Belangero (1964)
Brandão (1964–66)
José Teixeira (1966)
Nuñes (1966)
Z. Moreira (1966–67)
Lula (1967–68)
Brandão (1968)
A. Moreira (1968)
Sani (1969–70)
Baltazar (1970)
A. Moreira (1970–71)
Francisco Sarno (1971)
Baltazar (1971)
Sarno (1972)
Luizinho (1972)
Duque (1972–73)
Yustrich (1973–74)
Luizinho (1974)
Pirillo (1974–75)
Luizinho (1975)
Sani (1975)
Buzetto (1975–76)
Nuñes (1976)
Cabeção (1976)
Duque (1976–77)
João Avelino (1977)
Brandão (1977–78)
Renganeschi (1978)
José Teixeira (1978–79)
Jorge Vieira (1979–80)
Julinho (1980)
de Carvalho (1980)
Fantoni (1980)
Brandão (1980–81)
Julinho (1981)
Travaglini (1981–83)
Zé Maria (1983)
Vieira (1983–84)
Maffia (1984)
Picerni (1984–85)
Maffia (1985)
C.A. Torres (1985)
Basílio (1985)
Travaglini (1985)
Minelli (1986)
Basílio (1986)
Vieira (1986–87)
Basílio (1987)
Formiga (1987)
J. Pereira (1988)
C. Duarte (1988)
C.A. Torres (1988)
José Carlos Fescina (1988–89)
Ângelo Maccariello (1989)
Palhinha (1989)
Ênio Andrade (1989)
Basílio (1989–90)
Zé Maria (1990)
N. Baptista (1990–91)
C.A. Silva (1991)
Cilinho (1991)
Basílio (1992)
Aguinaldo (1992)
N. Baptista (1992–93)
M. Araújo (1993)
M. Sérgio (1993)
Riul (1994)
Amorim (1994)
C.A. Silva (1994)
J. Pereira (1994)
M. Sérgio (1995)
Eduardo Amorim (1995–96)
Aguinaldo (1996)
Espinosa (1996)
N. Baptista (1996–97)
Coimbra (1997)
Santana (1997)
Candinho (1997)
Luxemburgo (1998)
Evaristo (1999)
Oliveira (1999–2000)
Cegonha (2000)
Serrão (a.i.) (2000)
Vadão (2000)
Valdir de Moraes (a.i.) (2000)
Candinho (2000)
Pereyra (2001)
Luxemburgo (2001)
Parreira (2002)
Geninho (2003)
Júnior (2003)
Jairo Leal (a.i.) (2003)
Fonseca (2003–04)
Oliveira (2004)
Tite (2004–05)
Passarella (2005)
Bittencourt (2005)
Lopes (2005–06)
Ademar Braga (a.i.) (2006)
Geninho (2006)
Leão (2006–07)
Carpegiani (2007)
Zé Augusto (2007)
N. Baptista (2007)
Menezes (2008–10)
A. Batista (2010)
Carille (a.i.) (2010)
Tite (2010–13)
Menezes (2014)
Tite (2015–16)
Carille (a.i.) (2016)
C. Borges (2016)
Carille (a.i.) (2016)
Oliveira (2016–)

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