Sebastián Beccacece
Argentine football manager (born 1980)
Sebastián Andrés Beccacece (born 17 December 1980) is an Argentine professional football manager. He last served as the head coach of the Ecuador national team.
Early life
Sebastián Andrés Beccacece was born in Rosario, Beccacece lived in the La República neighborhood with his parents Julio and Mónica, and his two brothers. His twin brother Aníbal played football for their hometown side Central Córdoba.
Career
Early career
Beccacece played for Argentine amateur clubs Lavalle and Juan XXIII as a right back when he was a teenager, but after realising he would not become a top-tier footballer, he stopped playing. He then started working at Newell's Old Boys' youth setup, initially managing kids between the age of four and 12. He also worked at Club Renato Cesarini's youth setup, managing the 1989/1990 age groups.
Working with Sampaoli
After meeting Jorge Sampaoli in his hometown in 2002, Beccacece was named his assistant coach at Peruvian side Sport Boys in 2003. He remained his assistant at Coronel Bolognesi (2004–2005 and 2006), Sporting Cristal (2007), O'Higgins (2008–2009) and Emelec (2010).
In 2010, following the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Beccacece reportedly rejected an invitation of Marcelo Bielsa to work as his assistant in the Chile national team, and continued to work with Sampaoli.
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