Stefano Cusin

Country	Club	From	To	Role
	Shahr Khodro F.C.	14 Jan 2020		Manager
	Ahli Al-Khaleel	1 Mar 2019	30 Jun 2019	Manager
	Ermis Aradippou FC	17 Dec 2018	26 Jan 2019	Manager
	Black Leopards F.C.	4 Jul 2018		Manager
	Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.	30 Jul 2016	30 Jun 2017	A. Manager
	Al-Shaab CSC	15 Nov 2015	30 Jun 2016	Manager
	Ahli Al-Khaleel	15 Jan 2015	8 Oct 2015	Manager
	Al Jazira Club	28 Oct 2013	30 Jun 2014	A. Manager
	Fujairah SC	30 Jan 2013	27 Oct 2013	Manager
	Al Nasr	24 Jan 2011	30 Jun 2012	A. Manager
	Al Nasr Riyad	1 July 2010	23 January 2011	A. Manager
	Al Ittihad	20 November 2008	1 July 2009	Manager
	Botev	15 May 2008	10 Oct 2008	Manager
	Congo National Team (Congo)	1 January 2007	15 March 2008	Manager
	Acada Sports – N.Q.S.A (Cameroon)	10 June 2004	30 November 2006	Manager
	Team Cameroon (Cameroon)	15 August 2003	15 April 2004	Manager
	Montevarchi	1 July 2002	1 July 2003	Manager
	Arezzo	1 July 1996	1 July 2002	Manager

As of 6 June 2017.[6][8][9]

In 2003, in fact, the Cameroonian Football Federation of Africa invited him to organize a workshop for coaches and to train the under-17 and under-20 soccer players teams. He believed that in a country known for its big athletic potential, the correct tactical plan could make it more competitive. He first selected players with high athletic qualities, taught them a variety of technical tactics, and then he worked on their winning positive feelings.

The first experience was a real success and Mr Henry Njalla Quan the Chairman of The Njalla Quan Sports Academy (Acada Sports)[10] based in Limbé asked him to keep on working as the Technical Director of Cameroon[11] for the following three years, in joint venture with one of the best Club in Italy for the youth programme, Empoli Football Club.[12][13] His team was one of the different National Teams taking part to the different international competitions, Torneo di Viareggio ( Italy) – the best tournament in the world for the under 21, in 2004 (Team Cameroon) and 2005 (Acada Sports).The 11 February 2004 Team Cameroon start the tournament with a remarkable draw against the strong Fiorentina 0–0, and five days later against Modena 1–1. The 27 February 2005 Acada Sports win against the Bulgarian Team Naftex Burgas 3–1, for the first time one team from Africa won this important tournament and on 29 February 2005 there was a draw against Italian giants Inter Milan, played a very amazing game.

During the Viareggio tournament some players of his team have been contacted by different agents. They then decided to leave the team in order to play in different Italian professional clubs like Maa boumsong (Inter Milan), Matute (Udinese); Bayang bang (Bellinzona, Switzerland), Etogo (Greece) and Mapoka (TP 47 in Finland). During the " Tournoi de l’Amitié 2006" under 21 in Cotonou (Bénin)[14] his team reached the semi-final against Ghana, after having beaten Togo (1–0), Nigeria( 4–0), Ivory Cost(2–1) and drawn with Congo(1–1). He was then contacted by the vice President of the Congo Football Federation and some months later the tournament, where his team played a real good football, the Congo Football Federation proposed him the role of Technical Director for all National teams.

In occasion of the World Cup in Germany 2006, he was filmed by the ARD the Deuch T.V. His Africa story became the little movie "Kick to Goal".[15]

In 2007, he signed a two years contract as the National Technical Director of the National Team of Congo.[16][17] He was responsible of all the National Teams (under 17 to Olympique Team); in 2007 the Congo Team won the under 20 Africa Cup with coach Hudansky and play the World Cup under 20 in Canada. In March 2008 he left Congo because the Federation wasn't paying his salary.[18]

In 2008, he moved to Bulgaria to train the Bulgaria Premier League Team, Botev Plovdiv for a 6-month contract. The Team played a pretty good football during the camp in Italy against important teams of the Italian Serie A (Catania, Siena,[19] Empoli, Foggia[20][21]). During the game Botev Plovdiv – Catania, played in Assisi on 24 July 2008, he met "the legend of Inter" Walter Zenga, the former Head Coach of Catania Team.[22] In October he was sacked by the club

In November 2008 he signed a year contract for Al Ittihad Team, Tripoli Libya.[23][24] When he arrived in November, the Team was only fifth classed. Minus 9 from the first .....eight months later: Al Ittihad won the championship,[25] the National Cup and the Libya super Cup...and no defeats at all.In his first official match in the Libyan league he win 5–1 against Al Whada, making more goal in one match that in all games from the start of the season before is become manager. One of his best match was the derby played on 21 January 2009 against Al Alhy with an audience of 80 000 fan's. Al Ittihad won 2–1 at the last minute playing in ten (Snani took a red card at the 70’). The day after the newspaper article he reported: "For the rest of my life I will never forget this match, my players played like "Old Gladiators" in the Arena and won; thanks to the fan's we didn't feel like playing in 10 players but in 12 instead!".

12 players of his team were then part of the Libyan National Team in March 2009 during the CHAN ( African Cup of Nation) in Ivory Cost.

He also managed the team during the "Arabic Champion Cup" in the semi-final against Club African from Tunisia and the African Champion's League. The Italian newspaper "Corriere dello Sport" selected Stefano Cusin as one of the Italian top Coach in the world, on 2 October 2009.[26]

The international Magazine "soccer coaching international" from the Netherlands dedicated him an article 6-page long about his style of work in November 2009.

As a result of his brilliant experience in the Arabic Countries, Stefano Cusin receive many proposals from Arabic Country and Africa. He was contacted by Walter Zenga, "the Inter legend" in order to train over the Persian Gulf countries. He accepted to be Walter Zenga's assistant to co-work in Saudi for two years.[27]

In Saudi Arabia, with Al Nassr Riyad he worked from June to December 2010. He started the season on 14 August 2010 winning 1–0 in Najran and beating Al Fateh 7 days after 4–2. When he left the club,on 31 December 2010, the Team was second classed; with the best attack of the league and losing only one game.

In January 2011, Walter Zenga and Stefano Cusin moved to Dubai to train the Al Nasr Dubai Team.

The 5 June 2011,winning in Kalba against Ittihad Kalba 2–1 and after winning the last 4 match in the league Following a great work, the Team qualified for the Asian Champion's League 2012 for the first time. In May 2011, he extended the contract to another year, until June 2012.

From 6 June to 15 July 2011,Stefano Cusin and Roberto Baggio was a teammate during the Training course in Coverciano, Italian federation and become good friend. In November 2011 he played in Dubai the "all star" match. A benefit match for the Libyan's Children;[28] part of his team were Materazzi, Zanetti, Madjer, Koller, Muntasser, Nedved, Pires, Fadiga, Zwey, Aboud and Zenga. On 23 December 2011, during the derby of Dubai against Al Wasl, Cusin met the Argentinian Football Legend Diego Maradona ( Coach of Al Wasl), the match finish 2–2.

In January 2012, During the African Cup of Nation 2012 he worked as the "expert of the African Football" for the famous Italian Calciomercato.com.[29] At the beginning of the competition he declared that the Zambia national team was the serious outsider for the title; Zambia won the African Champion in February 2012.[30]

In the end of season Al Nasr finishes second and qualify Asia Champions League. Stefano Cusin left the club at end of this season