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{{Infobox football biography
| name     = José Alesio da Silva
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| fullname = José Alesio da Silva
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1968|9|27}}
| birth_place = [[Brazil]]
| height = 
| position = [[Striker (association football)|Forward]]
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| clubs1 =   [[Voltorantin Pernambuco]] 
| clubs2 =  [[FC Barcelona Futsal|FC Barcelona]] 
| clubs3 =  [[Inter Ulbra Porto Alegre|Porto Alegre]] 
| clubs4 =  [[CR Vasco de Gama|Vasco de Gama]] 
| clubs5 =  [[MFK Spartak Moskva]] 
| clubs6 =  [[TTG-Java Yugorsk]]
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|  manageryears1 =    
| manageryears2 =   
| manageryears3 =  2007–2008 
| manageryears4 =  2008–2009
| manageryears5 =  2009–2014
| managerclubs1 =   [[MFK Spartak Moskva]] ''(player-coach)''  
| managerclubs2 =  [[TTG-Java Yugorsk]] ''(player-coach)'' 
| managerclubs3 =  [[FC Kairat|Kairat Almaty]] 
| managerclubs4 =  [[Araz Naxçivan]] 
| managerclubs5 =  [[Azerbaijan national futsal team|Azerbaijan]]
}}

'''José Alesio da Silva''' (born 27 September 1968), commonly known as '''Alesio''', is a retired [[Brazil]]ian [[futsal]] player and coach. He is the former coach of [[Azerbaijan national futsal team]] and [[Araz Naxçivan]].

==Player==
His playing career began in his native Brazil with [[Voltorantin Pernambuco]], winning two state championships before a 1993 transfer to [[FC Barcelona Futsal]]. In his first season in [[Spain]], he was voted the league's best player, but returned to [[Brazil]] in 1998 with Inter Ulbra Porto Alegre, helping his team win both the national and Rio de Janeiro state titles followed by the Interclubes international tournament.<ref name="Alesio">[http://www.uefa.com/competitions/futsal/teams/team=757154/kindstatic=1/index.html UEFA Futsal Championship 2010: Alesio's Profile]</ref>

In 2000, he joined [[CR Vasco de Gama]] and again immediately won Rio state and Brazilian titles before returning to Barcelona, then joining [[MFK Spartak Moskva]], where he lifted the 2003/04 Russian Super Cup.<ref name="Alesio" />

==Coach==
Alesio was appointed player-coach at [[MFK Spartak Moskva]] and although he then went home to rejoin Ulbra, he was soon back in [[Russia]] in another player-coach role with [[TTG-Java Yugorsk]].<ref name="Alesio" />

In 2007, Alesio was appointed coach of Kairat Almaty, leading them to the Kazakhstan title and the [[UEFA Futsal Cup]] finals before moving on to lead [[Azerbaijan]], and securing their first qualification for a major tournament.<ref name="Alesio" /><ref>[http://www.news.az/articles/7846 We were unlucky this time, Alesio]</ref> He also coaches the nation's leading club, [[Araz Naxçivan]], who beat Kairat 4-3 in November to reach the [[2009–10 UEFA Futsal Cup]], to be held in April.<ref>[http://www.marca.com/2010/01/29/futbol/futbol_sala/1264757733.html La Final Four de la UEFA Futsal Cup se disputará en Lisboa] {{es icon}}</ref><ref>[http://www.uefa.com/competitions/futsalcup/news/kind=1/newsid=948269.html Benfica to stage futsal finals in Lisbon]</ref>

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[http://www.uefa.com/competitions/futsal/teams/team=757154/kindstatic=1/index.html uefa.com Player profile]{{Azerbaijan Squad 2014 UEFA Futsal Championship}}

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[[Category:FC Barcelona Futsal players]]