Giovanni Campari

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Giovanni Campari
Personal information
Date of birth	(1927-01-10)10 January 1927
Place of birth	Reggio nell'Emilia, Italy^[1]
Date of death	7 October 2016(2016-10-07) (aged 89)
Managerial career
Years	Team
1973–1974	Reggiana
1974–1977	Ravenna
1977–1978	Melfi
1978–1979	Fasano
1979–1980	Bisceglie
1980–1981	Trani
1981–1982	Fidelis Andria
1990–1996	Cuba

Giovanni Campari (10 January 1927 – 7 October 2016) was an Italian football manager.

Career

In 1990, he was appointed manager of the Cuba national football team. He first managed the team during a 1-1 draw against the Jamaica national football team.^[2] He helped them obtain sports clothes.^[3]

Personal life

Campari was born in 1927 in Italy. He was described as "professional... wise, experienced, a true football teacher".^[4]

References

^ Giovanni Campari at National-Football-Teams.com
^ "Campari a Cuba esordisce con un pari". corriere.it.
^ "Eduardo Sebrango, un cubano entrenador en MLS: "me dolió no seguir representando a mi país"". playoffmagazine.com.
^ "Vito Curlo, la vita in un attimo". footballandlife.it.

Cuba national football team – managers

Tapia (1930–38)
Minsal (1947–49)
Churda (1963–64)
Kocza (1966)
Mohaczy (1967)
Kim (1970–71)
Padrón (1976)
Ivanicz (1980–81)
Campari (1990–96)
Bennett (1996–2000)
Company (2000–04)
García (2004–05)
R. González (2006–07)
Fanz (2008)
R. González (2008–12)
C. González (2012)
Benítez (2012–15)
R. González (2015–16)
Valero (2016)
Mederos (2016–17)
Malbrini (2017–18)
Mederos (2018–19)
Sánchez (2019–23)
Castillo (2023–)