Toninho Oliveira

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Career in numbers

years of career: 43
clubs served: 21
titles won: 19
countries: 2

Clubs he worked for

Itamirim Clube de Campo

Brasil

2017 — 2022

Clube Náutico Marcílio Dias

Brasil

1975 — 1990

Fundação Municipal de Esportes de Balneário Camboriú

Brasil

2018

Sampaio Correia Futebol Clube

Brasil

2016

Joinville Esporte Clube

Brasil

1988 — 2015

Bahia Esporte Clube

Brasil

2011

Clube de Regatas do Flamengo

Brasil

1999 — 2010

Clube de Regatas Vasco da Gama

Brasil

2008

Sport Clube Corinthians Paulista

Brasil

1993 — 2007

Criciúma Esporte Clube

Brasil

2007

Botafogo Futebol de Regatas

Brasil

2004

Kashiwa Reysol

Japão

2003

Cruzeiro Esporte Clube

Brasil

1981 — 2002

América Futebol Clube

Brasil

1998

São Paulo Futebol Clube

Brasil

1998

Esporte Clube Vitória

Brasil

1990 — 1993

Guarani Esporte Clube

Brasil

1982 — 1996

Brazilian Masters Team

Brasil

1990

Associação Atlética Ponte Preta

Brasil

1985 — 1988

Sport Club Internacional

Brasil

1978 — 1980

Grêmio Futebol Porto Alegrense (youth)

Brasil

1976 — 1977

Career timeline

1975

Career start
1990

Bahia State Championship
1994

Bahia State Championship and Copa do Nordeste
1999

Rio de Janeiro State Championship
1999

Taça dos Campeões
2002

Copa Sul-Minas
2006

Taça Santa Catarina
2013

Brazilian Série B

About

After a career at many clubs in Brazil and abroad, both as a professional player and as a fitness coach, Toninho Oliveira now offers something new: training for young people who want to earn their place in professional football with the physical preparation of a top-level athlete, and for anyone who wants to enjoy full health, training for their well-being and training the right way.

Toninho Oliveira, known as “Toninho Camarão”, began his football career at the age of 16, in 1975, as a professional player at Clube Náutico Marcílio Dias, in the city of Itajaí, Santa Catarina. Within a short time, however, he left his home state after being signed by clubs from other states, such as Grêmio and Internacional. That was the start of his rise to success and of a meteoric career, with spells at major clubs of national and international standing. Toninho first stood out as a professional player at big teams and later made a crucial contribution to the success of leading clubs in world football as a fitness coach, and his career is marked by numerous titles, both as a professional player and as a fitness coach.

Toninho Oliveira started playing professional football at 18, at his hometown club, Clube Náutico Marcílio Dias, and was soon sent out of the state, where his meteoric career began, working at many clubs in Brazil and abroad, first as a player and later as fitness coach of clubs of great standing in world football. Toninho Oliveira