the home country, the coach also attended the courses of CBF/CONMEBOL A and Pro Licenses. Léo has accumulated an important international experience in his career, mainly outside his native country. The Coach has worked on 4 continents (Asia, Africa, North America [Caribbean] and South America). He recently spent a stint in Asia, where he managed in the Thailand Premier League. The invitation came after an excellent job done in his second stint at Yadanarbon FC, club of Myanmar. In North America, Léo Neiva coached Jamaica's Montego Bay United FC League, having contributed to the National Title of the season (2015/2016). In Africa there were two passes, the first in South Africa by Platinum Stars FC, where he won the Nelson Mandela Cup in 2009, a kind of “Copa SP” in the country. Later, in Tanzania, he achieved the remarkable achievement of the National League of Tanzania and the Super Cup in 2014/2015 with Young African SC as an assistant coach. Career as a player Léo started his career in futsal at Fluminense FC. He soon migrated to field football where he played for the Bonsucesso FC. Still other experiences in the grassroots categories took place at Jacarepaguá FC and Juventude-RS. For the professional, the attacking midfielder defended the EC Nova Cidade, club of the city of Nilópolis, in the State of Rio de Janeiro. He also accumulated stints for other clubs such as Portuguesa Santista and Vilanovense FC, from Portugal. Honours ● Saint Kitts and Nevis National Team: Qualified for CONCACAF's Second Round of World Cup Qualifiers 2022 for the first time ever Titles ● National Championship - Jamaica 2016 Red Stripe Premier League 2015/2016 - Montego Bay FC ● National Championship - Tanzania 2015 Vodacom Premier League 2014/2015 - Young Africans SC ● Super Cup - Tanzania 2014 - Young Africans SC ● Nelson Mandela Cup - South Africa 2009 - Royal Bafokeng Platinum Stars FC Qualifications ● CBF / CONMEBOL Pro License Course - 2018/2019 ● CBF / CONMEBOL A License Course - 2017 ● Member of the Coaches Union of the State of Rio de Janeiro (STFPRJ) - 2008 ● A License Course of the Brazilian Football Coaches Association (ABTF) - 2007 ● Post-Graduation: Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV) - MBA Sports Administration - 2004 ● Graduation: Universidade Castelo Branco - Physical Education - 2002 References Brazilian football managers Living people 1977 births Saint Kitts and Nevis national