Marco Silva

Facts of Marco Silva

Full Name	Marco Silva
First Name	Marco
Last Name	Silva
Profession	Football Manager and Former Player
Nationality	Portuguese
Birth City	Lisbon
Birth Country	Portugal
Gender Identity	Male
Sexual Orientation	Straight
Horoscope	Cancer
Marital Status	Single
Networth	1000000
Awards	EFL Championship Manager of the Year
Height	180 cm
Networth	$1 M
Date of Birth	July 12,1977
Age	47 years

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Life And Education

Marco Silva's real name is Marco Alexandre Saraiva da Silva. Professionally, he is a former footballer who played as a right-back and currently serves as the head coach of the Fulham club.

As a player, Marco had actively engaged in numerous Portuguese clubs too.

Originally, he came from Lisbon, Portugal.

Marco’s football journey

As a youth player, Marco started playing for the Belenenses Lisbon. He made his debut professionally in the 1996/97 season.

At that time, he only made one appearance altogether. He was then shifted to Atletico CP, where he played for the third division of Portuguese football.

Marco only played at Primeira Liga for one time. Then he decided to go to Campomaiorense on loan in 1999/2000.

He had spent his last year at Estoril Praia. Just at the age of 34, in the year 2011, Marco ended his career as a player.

Marco was an Everton manager

In the summer of 2018, Marco was selected as an Everton manager.

Undoubtedly, throughout these years, he has built his reputation for being Europe’s one of the most talented young bosses.

He has proved his talent through the outstanding rise of GD Estoril in his hometown. Nevertheless, his stock grew at his first ever campaign at Goodison Park.

He was also recognized as a man who had begun an expressive and fearless brand of football too. This all has given rise to notable results too.

He even confronted that his major aim for being in the campaign was to see the improvising every Everton’s season-on-season performance.

Marco Silva during the game. Source: Instagram

He got fined 2000 pounds for a red card

He got fined £2000 for a red card at Bournemouth by the football association.

He had been claimed for the improper behavior right after being sent in the 95th minute.

At that moment, Bournemouth was handed a late penalty in the match.

Marco has been charged 2000 pounds because he failed to control his players at their loss to Nottingham Forest.

Focused on acting faster in the transfer market?

He had urged Fulham to act faster on the field of the transfer market.

Marco stated that there is the need to add the squad, which will lead to avoiding relegation while having an interview with the Portuguese outlet Record.

In his words, he shared that we all need to act faster at the market as nowadays it has been tougher for them, nevertheless, they have to act faster, where the pre-season has remained positive, and every player has been giving their best, which is the most important thing always and it’s good to integrate the new upcoming players, Marco added.

This is all part of a process; despite we have begun later than our opponents, it became a positive pre-season, he said.

Not only this, Marco shared that they needed more reinforcements after Premier League gets started and claimed that there is still a need for a few players to sign; however, they are not few either.