Personal life

He is married to RoseliRamalho and has a son named after him. Other details about his personal life are not found in media. Details about his parents, childhood and siblings are not known to the media. He never talked about his personal life in any interview. He is famous for his controversial and rude comments about players and journalists. He is also tagged as lazy and impatient coach in the industry.

Neither his wife nor his son has ever talked about their family life with Muricy in any media. Muricy’s personal life was never on limelight even when he was a successful football player. His dating life before his marriage is not known to the media. He was never a part of any celebrity relationship. He was never associated with any extra marital affair. His marriage with Roseli is assumed to be going smooth since there are no rumors about their life or about divorce proceedings. Just like his personal life, his financial details are also not known to media. His salary and net worth are not known to the media.

Career

Muricy was a midfielder of Sao Paulo in 1970s. He played 177 games in five years and scored 26 goals. He retired in 1978 and took the job as the head coach of Puebla, a Mexican club. He was then titled as the head coach of Sao Paulo Youth Squad in 1994. He remained as the coach for two years and in 1996, he became the manager. He made the team win the National Championship cup, in the same year. He then worked for Internacional for a few years and got back to Sao Paulo in 2006, as manager, for a year. In 2009, the board fired him after four consecutive eliminations.

In the same year, he took up the manager job of Palmerias. He was fired from the job after 1-4 defeat in 2010. He became the head coach of Fluminense in Rio in the same year but, he was not allowed to work with the team. The club was instructed to choose Mano Menezes for head coach by BFC. By end of the season, Muricy became the head coach of Fluminense and led the team to national championship tournament, twice. In 2011, he was in charge of Santos.

In 2013, he was dismissed by the club after transferring Neymar to Barcelona. In 2013, he was signed as the head coach for Serie A. By the end of the year, he signed a contract with Sao Paulo. In 2015, he was pushed down from the head coach to coach of Sao Paulo due to digestive disease. In 2016, he became the manager of Flamengo. His current and future career plans are not known to media. He has never shared any detail about his goals or milestone in his career front. His career before being drafted as a midfielder is not known to media. His educational background is also not clear in any source.