Odisha FC appoint Floyd Pinto as assistant coach
His work with the youth setup demonstrated his commitment to developing players and providing them with the necessary skills to excel at the professional level.Having gained recognition for his achievements with the national team, Pinto continued his coaching career with various clubs. His strategic approach and ability to bring out the best in his players played a crucial role in the teams success.
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Odisha FC have appointed Floyd Pinto as the assistant coach of the senior men's team on a two-year deal with an option to extend the contract by one year, the Indian Super League (ISL) franchise said on Friday.
Pinto's coaching journey began with Kenkre FC after which he was appointed as the India U-19 head coach, where he led the squad to victory in the SAFF U-19 Championship.
This early success showcased his ability to nurture young talent and create a winning environment. His work with the youth setup demonstrated his commitment to developing players and providing them with the necessary skills to excel at the professional level.
Having gained recognition for his achievements with the national team, Pinto continued his coaching career with various clubs. He had stints at Roundglass Punjab FC, Northeast United FC, and Indian Arrows, where he left a lasting impact on the players he worked with.
Most recently, Pinto's tenure with Northeast United FC saw the team achieve a significant milestone by qualifying for the Super Cup semi-finals. His strategic approach and ability to bring out the best in his players played a crucial role in the team's success.
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