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Jordan de Freitas Viana (born July 3, 1966) is a Brazilian football manager.

Jordan de Freitas
Personal information
Full name	Jordan de Freitas Viana
Date of birth	(1966-07-03) July 3, 1966 (age 55)
Place of birth	Caratinga, MG, Brazil
Position(s)	Midfielder
Club information
Current team	(manager)
Youth career
1982-1986	Cruzeiro
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1986-1991	Cruzeiro
1988	Grêmio Maringá
1989	Flamengo de Varginha
1990	Tupi[1]
Teams managed
2002	Atlético Mineiro (U17)
2004	Comercial-SP (U17)
2005	Ipiranga (U20)[2]
2006	Francana (U20)[3]
2006	Equatorial Guinea National Team (Assistant)
2007–2008	Equatorial Guinea National Team
2009	Tombense
2011	Tupi
2011	Social Futebol Clube
2013	Nacional Futebol Clube
2014	Tombense (Assistant)
2017	Tombense (Youth Coordinator)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

He played for Cruzeiro Esporte Clube, Tupi, Grêmio Maringá and Flamengo de Varginha.

He coached Equatorial Guinea in Africa between 2000 and 2001.

References

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(in Portuguese)
Archived 2012-03-11 at the Wayback Machine (in Portuguese)

External links

Jordan de Freitas Facebook official profile

Equatorial Guinea national football team – managers

Sanchís (1980)
González (1989–90)
Mabale (199x–98)
Dorta (1999)
Dortas (1999)
Rodríguez (2000)
Echuaca (2000–0x)
Nchama (2002)
Dorta (2003)
Ó. Engonga (2003)
Amrouche (2004)
A. Dumas (2004–06)
Setién (2006)
De Freitas (2007–08)
V. Engonga (2008–09)
Diarte (2009–10)
Nopo^c (2010)
Michel (2011)
Nopo^c (2011)
Gílson Paulo (2012)
Goikoetxea (2013–14)
Becker (2015–17)
F. Dumas (2017–18)
Nopo^c (2018)
López (2018–19)
Guindos (2019)
Migné (2019–20)
Micha–Nopo (2020)
Micha (2021–)

v t e Tombense – managers
Moacir Jr. (2002) de Freitas (2009) Cajuru (2012) Cabo (2013) Moacir Jr. (2013–14) Eugênio (2014) Lourenço (2014) Jr. Lopes (2014–15) Mabilia (2015) Pingo (2016) da Matta (2016) Moacir Jr. (2016) Cabral (2017) Ramon (2018) Eugênio (2018) Drubscky (2019) Eugênio (2019–20) Camargo (2020–21) Pivetti (2021) Guanaes (2021–22) H. Maria (2022) Pivetti (2022–)

Tupi – managers

Pereira (1933)
Colecionado (1951)
Moreira (1954–55)
Magela (1956)
Magela (1966)
Magela (1969)
Arizona (1969)
Magela (1969)
P. Emilio (1970)
Magela (1971)
Arizona (1972)
Magela (1981)
Clemente (1981)
C. Luiz (1982)
Magela (1984)
Luís Alberto (1984–85)
Estrade (1985)
Leônidas (1986)
Luís Alberto (1987)
Piorra (1988)
Luís Alberto (1988)
Chaves (1989)
Camerino (1989)
Nenê (1990)
Estrade (1990)
Pires (1990)
Nunes (1990)
Amâncio (1992)
Souza (1992)
Resende (1995)
Estrade (1996)
Da Matta (2000)
Ademir (2001)
Fajardo (2001)
Fajardo (2002–03)
Preca (2003)
Lemos (2004)
Zé Luis (2006)
Tita (2007)
Zé Luis (2007)
Moacir Jr. (2007–08)
João Carlos (2008)
Moura (2008)
Fajardo (2008)
Amaral (2009)
Léo Condé (2009–10)
de Freitas (2010)
Ademir (2010)
Drubscky (2011)
Léo Condé (2011)
Grasseli (2012)
Moacir Jr. (2012)
Roy (2012)
Surian (2012–13)
Gottardo (2014)
Campos (2014)
Léo Condé (2014)
Leston Jr. (2015)
Surian (2015)
Jr Lopes (2016)
Drubscky (2016)
Soares (2016)
Ricardinho (2016)
Cirico (a.i.) (2016)
Bastos (2017)
Ailton (2017)
Barroso (2018)
Eugênio (2018)
Ailton (2018–19)
Gérson (2019)
Beto (2019)
Ademir (2019)
Nascif (2020)
Julio César (2020)
Davino (2020)
Florentino (2021)
R. Novaes (2021–)

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