Stefano Cusin

Stefano Cusin

Footballer

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Career

Cusin was born in Canada to Italian parents, and grew up speaking Italian and French. At a young age he moved to France, where he was a semi-professional footballer. After retiring as a player, he moved to Italy where he started his coaching career.

Cameroon 2003–2006

The first experience was with Mr Henry Njalla Quan the chairman of The Njalla Quan Sports Academy (Acada Sports) based in Limbé asked him to keep on working as the Technical Director of Cameroon for the following three years, in joint venture with one of the Clubs in Italy for the youth programme, Empoli Football Club. In occasion of the World Cup in Germany 2006, he was filmed by the ARD the Deuch T.V. His Africa story became the little movie "Kick to Goal".

Congo

In 2007, he signed a two years contract as the National Technical Director of the National Team of Congo. He was responsible of all the National Teams (under 17 to Olympique Team); in 2007 the Congo Team won the under 20 Africa Cup with coach Hudansky and play the World Cup under 20 in Canada. In March 2008 he left Congo because the Federation wasn't paying his salary.

Botev Plovdiv

In 2008, he moved to Bulgaria to train the Bulgaria Premier League Team, Botev Plovdiv for a 6-month contract. The Team performed well during the football camp in Italy against teams of the Italian Serie A (Catania, Siena, Empoli, Foggia). During the game Botev Plovdiv – Catania, played in Assisi on 24 July 2008, he met "the legend of Inter"…

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Sporting Toulon Var (1985–1987)
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Étoile Carouge FC (1987–1988)
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Servette FC (1988–1989)

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Description

footballer and manager

Position

midfielder

Extract from Wikipedia

Stefano Cusin is a Canadian soccer coach and former player who is the manager of the Comoros national team. His career included as coach in Europe: France, Italy, Bulgaria, England; in Africa: Cameroon, Congo and Libya; In Asia: Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. He was assistant manager of Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Football League Championship and coach of Shahr Khodro in Persian Gulf Pro League.

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