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(Redirected from Antonio Dumas) Brazilian footballer and manager (1955–2019) In this Portuguese name, the first or maternal family name is Ramalho and the second or paternal family name is Esteves.

Antônio Dumas
Personal information
Full name	Antônio Dumas Ramalho Esteves
Date of birth	(1955-11-28)28 November 1955
Place of birth	Santo André (SP), Brazil
Date of death	30 December 2019(2019-12-30) (aged 64)
Place of death	Conakry, Guinea
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
	Bahia
	Leônico
	Santos
	Olhanense
	GD Chaves
Managerial career
1987	Lagartense
1988	Estanciano
1989	Centro Sportivo Maruinense
1989–1990	Guarany-SE
1990	Itabaiana
1991–1992	Olímpico-SE
1993	Vasco-SE
1994	Frei Paulo
1995–1996	Itabi
1997–1998	Lagartense
1998–2000	Gabon
2000–2001	São Tomé and Príncipe
2002–2004	Togo
2004–2006	Equatorial Guinea
2007–2008	Atlético de Alagoinhas
2008–2009	Colo-Colo
2010	Gloriense
2010–2011	Estanciano
2011	Olímpico
2011	Socorrense
2012	Al-Mourada
2012	AS Gabès
2013–2014	Al Jazeera Zuwara
2014–2015	Hafia
2016	JS Kairouan
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Antônio Dumas Ramalho Esteves (28 November 1955 – 30 December 2019) was a Brazilian football player and manager.

Playing career

He played for Esporte Clube Bahia, Desportiva Leônico, Santos, S.C. Olhanense and G.D. Chaves.

Coaching career

Dumas coached a number of teams in Brazil, and Gabon, São Tomé and Príncipe, Togo and Equatorial Guinea in Africa.

He explained in a letter sent to a Brazilian media that he was not dismissed from the Togo national team. It was he who wanted to leave, having received the job offer from the Equatoguinean Football Federation to be the coach of its national team.

Later life and death

Dumas died on 30 December 2019 in Conakry, Guinea, aged 64.

References

"Cartas marcadas | Radar". VEJA.
Sport, Firawa (30 December 2019). "Page Noire : Antonio Dumas n'est plus !".
"Antonio Dumas, who persuaded five Brazilians to play for Togo, dies". 31 December 2019 – via www.bbc.co.uk.

v t e Gabon squad – 2000 Africa Cup of Nations
1 Deckousshoud 2 Antchouet 3 Mombo 4 Mouloungui 5 Nzeng 6 Mouyoma 7 Nguema 8 Tamboucha 9 Cousin 10 Ogandaga 11 Amégasse 12 N'Zigou 13 Mbanangoye 14 M.Nguema 15 Engo 16 Mendome 17 Nzabouamba 18 Londo 19 Akue 20 Moubamba 21 Ossey 22 Souamas Coach: Dumas

Antônio Dumas managerial positions

Itabaiana – managers

Faustino (1961)
Cruz (1969–70)
Menezes (1970–72)
Debinha (1972)
Cely (1972–73)
Daltro (1974)
Dequinha (1975)
M. Bezerra (1976–77)
Cely (1978–81)
D. dos Santos (1981)
D. Alvim (1981)
Menezes (1982)
Fescina (1982–83)
Mittermaia (1983)
Fescina (1983–84)
Pondé (1985)
Mittermaia (1985)
Borba Filho (1986)
Dequinha (1986–87)
Mittermaia (1988)
Ramírez (1989)
Dequinha (1989)
Dumas (1990)
A. Dias (1991)
Pondé (1992–93)
A. Dias (1994)
Pondé (1995)
Nasareno (1997–98)
F. Nascimento (1998)
Pondé (1999)
W. Peres (1999)
Pimenta (2001)
E. Santos (2002)
J. Santos (2002)
Ferreira (2003)
Mendonça (2003)
Alex Melo (2003)
Aylton (2004)
F. Nascimento (2005)
N. Ferreira (2006)
Gil Sergipano (2006)
F. Nascimento (2006)
Fonseca (2007)
Nereu (2007)
Barbosinha (2007)
A. Ferreira (2008)
Ferreira (2008)
M. Magalhães (2008)
Barbosinha (2008)
M. Sergipano (2009)
N. Ferreira (2009)
Barbosinha (2010)
S. Cândido (2011)
Ribeiro Neto (2011)
Elenilson (2011)
Lourenço (2012)
Ferreira (2012)
Barbosinha (2012)
Ferreira (2012)
Teixeira (2012)
Laelson (2012)
Veiga (2012)
F. Nascimento (2013)
Lourenço (2013)
Amaral (2014)
Ferreira (2014)
Fonseca (2014)
Mendonça (2014)
Vavilson (2015)
Rocha (2016)
L. Campos (2016)
A. Silva (2017)
Betinho (2017)
G. Pereira (2018)
L. Campos (2018)
Washington (2018)
Saldanha (2018)
Cruz (2019)
Ferreira (2019–20)
Jaelson (2020)
Maurílio (2021)
Evandro (2021)
Fonseca (2021)
L. Campos (2022)
Teixeira (2023)
Ferreira (2023)
R. Fernandes (2023)
A. Silva (2024)
Cavalo (2024–)

Gabon national football team – managers

Prouff (1960)
Vicot (1979)
de Martigny (1985–86)
Bulatović (1986–87)
da Costa (1987–89)
Weigang (1989–91)
Pintenat (1991–92)
Thissen (1992–94)
da Costa (1994–97)
Devèze (1997–98)
Dumas (1998–2000)
Rayelomanan (2000)
da Costa (2000–02)
De Wolf (2002–03)
Mbourounot (2003)
Jairzinho (2003–05)
Nzamba-Nzamba (2005–06)
Giresse (2006–10)
Rohr (2010–12)
Duarte (2012–13)
Bounguendza (2014)
Costa (2014–16)
Garrido (2016)
Camacho (2016–18)
Cousin (2018–19)
Neveu (2019–23)
Mouyouma (2023–)

v t e São Tomé and Príncipe national football team – managers
Gutendorf (1984) Correira (199x–1998) de Sousa (2000) Dumas (2000–01) Ferraz (2003–05) Lima (201x–2011) Nyoumba (2011–15) do Rosário (2015–17) Nyoumba (2017–2019) Eusébio (2019–)

Togo national football team – managers

Göller (1972)
Göller (1984)
Aguiar (1992)
Ergot (1993)
Göller (1996–97)
Zougbédé (1997)
Vogel (1997–98)
Mawuéna (1998–99)
Göller (1999–2000)
Mawuéna (2000)
B. Tchanilé (2000–02)
Garzitto (2002)
Dumas (2002–04)
Keshi (2004–06)
Pfister (2006)
Keshi (2006–08)
Stambouli (2008)
Mawuéna (2008–09)
Thissen (2009)
Velud (2009–10)
Froger (2010–11)
Keshi (2011)
Six (2011–14)
T. Tchanilé (2014–15)
Saintfiet (2015–16)
Le Roy (2016–21)
Komla (2021)
Duarte (2021–)

Equatorial Guinea national football team – managers

Sanchís (1980)
González (1989–90)
Mabale (199x–98)
Dorta (1999)
Dortas (1999)
Rodríguez (2000)
Echuaca (2000–0x)
Nchama (2002)
Dorta (2003)
Ó. Engonga (2003)
Amrouche (2004)
A. Dumas (2004–06)
Setién (2006)
De Freitas (2007–08)
V. Engonga (2008–09)
Diarte (2009–10)
Nopo (2010)
Michel (2011)
Nopo (2011)
Gílson Paulo (2012)
Goikoetxea (2013–14)
Becker (2015–17)
F. Dumas (2017–18)
Nopo (2018)
López (2018–19)
Guindos (2019)
Migné (2019–20)
Michá (2020–21)
Michá (2021–)

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