
Length2h 8m
About this audiobook
Football and Administration has seen dizzying growth in recent decades around the world, being the most practiced and most watched sport and one of the biggest professions. Thus, football crossed borders, including amateurism, and became a business that generates billions in revenue. An industry that, if it were a country, would be in the 20 largest GDPs in the world, and generating a large number of direct and indirect jobs. Changes in the structure of football began when clubs began to adopt professional administration tools, thus transforming their management into efficient management. Big clubs like Barcelona, Real Madrid. Manchester United and Bayern Munich made these changes that extended to the championships, creating great competitions. In Brazil, professional management is in its infancy. But clubs like Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, Palmeiras, etc; They are already drawing attention to more efficient administration that has produced excellent results. This book seeks to show the importance of professional administration for football clubs and vice versa.
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GenreOther, Business and Economics
Length2 hrs 8 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 19, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CRACKS OF
2Chapter 1: Rogério Ceni (#1) - The Goalkeeper of Strategy
3Chapter 2: Alberto Guerreiro Ramos (#2) - The Right Side
4Chapter 3: King Roberto Carlos (#6) - The left side of
5Chapter 4: Elis Regina (#3) - The Defender of Inspiring
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6Chapter 5: Belmiro Siqueira (#4) - The Sustainability
7Chapter 6: Kenichi Ohmae (#5) - The Midfielder of Global
8Chapter 7: Machado de Assis (#8) - The Creativity
9Chapter 8: Jorge Paulo Lemann (#7) - The Attacker of
10Chapter 9: Peter Drucker (#9) - The Attacker of Effective
11Chapter 10: King Pelé (#10) - The Striker of Leadership
12Chapter 11: Queen Marta (#11) – The Striker of Individual
13Chapter 12: Pep Guardiola's Tactics - The Coach of
14Chapter 13: Conclusion - Building the Dream Team in
15Chapter 14: Football, Carnival and Samba Lelê 55
16Chapter 14.2: Didi, Garrincha and Pelé, having fun 72
17Chapter 14.3: Technique, race, strategy, big daddy Felipão and
18Chapter 14.4: Human talent & teamwork 98
19Chapter 14.6: Cooperative or participatory administration &
20Introduction
21own business environment.
22Chapter 2: Alberto Guerreiro Ramos (#2) - The Right Back of Innovation
23Chapter 3: King Roberto Carlos (#6) - The
243.6. Foster Collaboration
25Chapter 4: Elis Regina (#3) - The Defender of
26Chapter 5: Belmiro Siqueira (#4) - The Defender
275.4. Corporate Social Responsibility
285.6. Awareness and Education
29Chapter 6: Kenichi Ohmae (#5) - The Global
30Chapter 7: Machado de Assis (#8) - The Creativity
31Chapter 8: Jorge Paulo Lemann (#7) - The Forward of M&A Strategies
32Chapter 9: Peter Drucker (#9) - The Striker of Effective Management 43
33Chapter 10: King Pelé (#10) – The Striker of Leadership and Teamwork
34Chapter 11: Queen Marta (#11) - The Striker of Individual Excellence
3512.6. Constant Pursuit of Excellence
36Chapter 13: Conclusion – Building the Management Dream Team
37Belmiro Siqueira Sustainability
38Chapter 14: SOCCER, CARNIVAL AND
39Ralph Waldo Emerson
40the following criterion: the Human Resources
41potential.
42This type of star shows genius and quick thinking
43income distributions in the world.
44OVERLLAPING AND OTHER STRATEGIES
45Chapter 14.2: DIDI, GARRINCHA AND PELÉ, ALL GOOD...
46Home
47a
48information.
49On the other hand, the Bishops, the power of
50This difference in style proves that, both in