DOC ZEGO METHODOLOGY
Our methodology focuses on the 4 MAIN elements of the game:
Psychology, Technique, Tactic and Physical ability, all with pedagogical aspects. We will be instructing and playing REAL soccer & futsal, because we believe that treating the young talent and training them just as a PROFESSIONAL player will give them a better understanding of their true talent and what to expect in the future if they were to pursue a career in Soccer or Futsal.
ABOUT ZEGO
Antonio Jose Azevedo, or Zego, born in 1953 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is a legend and futsal coach with over 40 years of experience coaching young & professional players such as the best futsaller in the world, "Ricardinho".
He later became a celebrated coach leading some of the best teams in the world to national and international championships, including G.R. Citrosuco and A.A. Fazenda Itamarti in Brazil and Jaen FS and Caja Castilla La Mancha in Spain.
As a player, Zego won three South American championships, two Brazilian championships, and four São Paulo state championships.
"INVENTOR OF 4.0 FUTSAL SYSTEM
THAT REVOLUTIONIZED THE GAME ALL OVER THE WORLD!"
Zego is especially famous for his invention, in 1981, of the “4-0” formation, which revolutionized the game and is now utilized by all the top teams in the world, including FC Barcelona, Inter MoviStar, and the National Futsal Teams of Brazil, Spain, Argentina, Portugal, Russia, and USA. Zego is a living legend.
Zego is truly an extraordinary futsal coach and was a TOP player as well. He is uniquely qualified to lead Futsal development in any project and country. In his over 40 years of experience in futsal, he has earned almost every accolade possible in the sport.
CARRER AS A PLAYER
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Brazil National Team 1974-1979 (Brazil)
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Uruguay National Team 1979-1981 (Brazil)
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S. C. Corinthians Paulista 1969-1974 (Brazil)
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S.C. Palmeiras 1975-1981 (Brazil)
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Newel's Old Boys 1981-1982 (Argentina)
CARRER AS A COACH
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G.E. Itamaraty from Mato Grosso do Sul (Brazil)
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G.R. Sao Paulo - Citrosusco (Brazil)
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Caja Castilla La Mancha Toledo (Spain)
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Jaen Futbol Sala (Spain)
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Club Saeta Futbol de Salon Bogota (Colombia)
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S.L. Benfica (Portugal)
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S.L. Internacional (Brazil)
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Verona Calcio 5 (Italy)
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Newel's Old Boys (Argentina)
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G.R. Freixieiro do Porto (Portugal)
