SWOS ECE 95/96
SWOS ECE 95/96

CRICIUMA
League
Brazil (1.)
Coach
MILLIOLI
Tactics
4-4-2
Squad Value
£8.5m
Home kit
Alternate kit

Summary — Criciúma Esporte Clube (mid-1990s)

  • Location: Criciúma, Santa Catarina, Brazil.
  • Nickname: Tigre (The Tiger).
  • Stadium: Estádio Heriberto Hülse (home ground throughout the 1990s).
  • Club highlight near this period: Copa do Brasil winners in 1991 (a landmark achievement that raised the club's national profile during the early–mid 1990s).

Context for the 1995–1996 seasons

  • Through the mid-1990s Criciúma was active in national competition structures (Campeonato Brasileiro and state championships in Santa Catarina) and regularly featured notable regional players.
  • Record-keeping for smaller Brazilian clubs in the 1990s is sometimes fragmented online; authoritative details (match-by-match lineups, short-term caretaker coaches) are often preserved in local newspapers, club yearbooks, match programs and the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) archives.

About the coach name you gave: “MILLIOLI”

  • I was not able to find a clearly documented coach of Criciúma with the exact spelling “Millioli” for the 1995–1996 period in commonly available historical records. This name does not match well-known, routinely cited coaching lists for the club in public databases and summaries.
  • Possible reasons: the name could be misspelled, be a nickname, refer to a short-term caretaker or youth-team coach, or be recorded differently in sources (variants such as Milioli, Milloli, Millioly, etc.).

Suggested next steps and sources to confirm the coaching record

  • Check local Criciúma and Santa Catarina newspapers from 1995–1996 (match reports and season previews often list coaches and staff).
  • Look into Criciúma club publications, yearbooks or official archives (the club’s historical office or museum, if available).
  • Search the CBF match reports and competition registrations for those seasons (sometimes available through national archives or football historical sites).
  • Consider alternative spellings or nicknames when searching databases (football statistics sites, historical forums dedicated to Brazilian football, or specialized books on state championships).

If you want further help

I can perform a focused lookup if you provide any additional detail such as an alternate spelling of the coach’s name, a player linked to that coach, a specific match date, or a competition (e.g., Campeonato Brasileiro 1995, Campeonato Catarinense 1996). I will then search historical records and compile the findings into a concise report.

# Name Nat. Position Value
1 Head type 0SADI
Brazil flag BRA
G £600k
2 Head type 0GILSON
Brazil flag BRA
RB £500k
3 Head type 2WILSON
Brazil flag BRA
LB £350k
4 Head type 0CLESIO
Brazil flag BRA
D £450k
5 Head type 0FLAVINHO
Brazil flag BRA
D £550k
6 Head type 2LUIZ CARLOS
Brazil flag BRA
RW £550k
7 Head type 0PAULO DA PINTA
Brazil flag BRA
LW £750k
8 Head type 0ALEXANDRE LOPES
Brazil flag BRA
M £500k
9 Head type 0RUDINEI
Brazil flag BRA
A £550k
10 Head type 0MARINGA
Brazil flag BRA
M £850k
11 Head type 2GIOVANI
Brazil flag BRA
A £600k
12 Head type 0ALEXANDRE
Brazil flag BRA
G £600k
13 Head type 2OMAR
Brazil flag BRA
D £350k
14 Head type 0DANIEL
Brazil flag BRA
M £500k
15 Head type 0BEBETO
Brazil flag BRA
A £350k
16 Head type 0LENZI
Brazil flag BRA
A £450k
SADI Brazil flag
GILSON Brazil flag CLESIO Brazil flag FLAVINHO Brazil flag WILSON Brazil flag
CARLOS Brazil flag LOPES Brazil flag MARINGA Brazil flag PINTA Brazil flag
RUDINEI Brazil flag GIOVANI Brazil flag