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East Bengal would be hopeful that after a terrible start to the Indian Super League 2024โ25, things will turn around under the new Spanish coach Oscar Bruzon.
Oscar Bruzon succeeded fellow countryman Carles Cuadrat, who left the team following three losses. Bino George served as East Bengal’s interim coach during the team’s fourth game, a 0-2 loss to Jamshedpur FC.
Who is Oscar Bruzon Barreras new East Bengal FC ISL 2024-2025 coach, biography, age, height, teams coached and stats
Cuadrat had ended East Bengal’s 12-year trophy drought the previous season by winning the Super Cup. However, he was unable to continue his success this season as the Red and Gold Brigade dropped their first three games, 0-1 against Bengaluru FC, 1-2 against Kerala Blasters, and 2-3 against FC Goa.
47-year-old Oscar Bruzon was born on May 29, 1977 with his height at 1.78m.
Full Name: รscar Bruzon Barreras. Date of birth/Age: May 29, 1977 (47). Place of Birth: Vigo Spain. Citizenship: Spain
Oscar Bruzon career
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Oscar Bruzon started his managerial career at Areosa and Celta de Vigo, managing youth teams. Having coached Sporting Clube de Goa in 2012 and guided them to the Goa Professional League title in the 2013โ14 season, he has experience with Indian football. In addition, he was Mumbai FC’s head coach in the 2017 I-League and Mumbai City FC’s assistant coach in the ISL 2015โ16.
Oscar Bruzon won five straight league championships with the Bangladeshi team Bashundhara Kings. He has won 94 games out of 114, with a 2.59 points-per-match ratio, making him the most successful coach in Bangladesh Premier League history.
From 2018 to 2024, the Bashundhara Kings won 13 games and lost just seven under Bruzon’s leadership. Under Bruzon, the team won three Independence Cup victories and three Federation Cup titles in addition to five straight Bangladesh Premier League championships. They let up 80 goals while scoring 277.
During his first season as coach, Bruzon also guided New Radiant SC to victories in the Dhivehi Premier League, Maldives FA Cup, President’s Cup, and Maldivian FA Charity Shield.
Bruzon won 11 of 19 games in the AFC Cup while managing Bashundhara Kings and New Radiant FC in the Maldives. Last season, he nearly missed making it to the knockout stages despite defeating two ISL clubs.
As a player, Bruzon played as a winger and defensive central midfielder for Gran Pea, Celta B, Universidad LP, and Pontevedra CF.