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Carlos Amadeo, the youth coach of the Saudi club Al-Hilal, passed away suddenly today in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, while at his residence there.
The Saudi Al Hilal Club, headed by Fahd bin Saad bin Nafel, announced today, through its official account on the “Twitter” website, the death of the Brazilian coach due to a heart attack that stopped the heart muscle.
Carlos Amadeo was born in the Brazilian city of Salvador Bahía on September 6, 1965, to leave our world today at the age of 55.
Amadeo began his football career at the Bahia youth team, then rose to the club’s first team in 1985, and won the Campionato Baiano championship with him, before signing for Galicia.
He retired from soccer in early 1989 due to repeated injuries and later headed into a coaching career.
Amadeo previously led the Brazil Under-17 national team to third place in the Youth World Cup in the 2017 edition.
The statement by Al Hilal Saudi Arabia reads as follows: “The club’s board of directors headed by Fahd bin Saad bin Nafal and all the club’s employees offered their sincerest condolences and sincere condolences to the family of the Brazilian youth team coach Al Hilal, Carlos Amadeo “.
The Saudi Capital Club added in its statement: “Amadeo died of cardiac arrest at his residence in the capital, Sports, and the board of directors offered condolences to the Brazilian Football Association and its employees, players and coaches.
Carlos Amadeo signed a contract with Al Hilal to lead the youth team earlier this year, where he played with the team many training sessions and friendly and official matches.
