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Pour les articles homonymes, voir Benitez . ... Rafael Benítez Maudes, né le 16 avril 1960 à Madrid, est un footballeur espagnol, qui jouait au poste de libéro 1 devenu, très jeune, entraîneur.
After leaving Liverpool in June 2010, Benítez was appointed manager of treble-winning side Inter Milan. Despite attaining silverware with the Supercoppa Italiana and Club World Cup, his reign at the club was short, and he was dismissed midway through the 2010–11 season.
12 mars 2024 · UEFA Manager of the Year 2004 & 2005. This is the profile site of the manager Rafael Benítez. The site lists all clubs he coached and all clubs he played for.
Sans club Dernier poste : Manager Celta Vigo Fin de contrat : 12 mars 2024. imago images. +. Naissance (âge): 16 avr. 1960 (64) Lieu de naissance: Madrid. Nationalité: Espagne. Licence d'entraîneur : Licence pro UEFA. Période moyenne en tant qu'entraîneur : 1,84 Ans. Formation préférentielle : 4-4-2.
29 juin 2021 · Everton are close to confirming the appointment of ex-Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez as successor to Carlo Ancelotti after he agreed a three-year deal.
19 août 2020 · Official webpage of coach Rafa Benitez. With sections such as Biography, Career, Achievements, Records, Photos, News and Blog with technical articles. Rafa and Montse's Foundation. Interviews, Fans Forum, and Opinions of journalists, players and coaches.
12 mars 2024 · Celta Vigo have sacked manager Rafael Benitez after less than nine months. Former Liverpool and Chelsea boss Benitez, 63, joined the La Liga side on 23 June last year and departs after winning...
25 avr. 2019 · From the sack at Real Valladolid to being locked out of Liverpool's Champions League winning party, Rafael Benitez discusses the games that define his managerial career.
1 juil. 2021 · Rafael Benitez agrees three-year deal as Everton's new manager; Spaniard spent six years at Everton's Merseyside rivals Liverpool, winning the Champions League and FA Cup; Benitez says Toffees...
Rafael Benitez was most recently the manager of Everton having also led Newcastle United, Liverpool and Chelsea in the Premier League. Having been on Real Madrid's books as a player, Benitez was troubled with a knee injury before playing in the Spanish lower leagues.
