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Hearts new manager - Paulo Sergio


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By Grant Russell

 

01 August 2011 19:40 GMT

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STV can reveal that former Sporting Lisbon boss Paulo Sergio Bento Brito is being lined up to be the new manager of Hearts.

 

The Tynecastle club have moved to appoint the Portuguese coach, commonly known as Paulo Sergio, following the dismissal of Jim Jefferies and his assistant Billy Brown on Monday afternoon.

 

The 43-year-old has been out of work since February, when he was sacked by Sporting shortly after their Europa League exit at the hands of Rangers. It is expected he will take training at Riccarton on Tuesday.

 

Hearts will be the seventh club of Sergio's managerial career, having picked up his first job at Olhanense in 2003. He stayed in charge at the club until 2006, upon which he moved to Santa Clara.

 

Short tenures at Beira-Mar and Pacos Ferreira followed before he took over at Vitoria Guimaraes in October 2009. His time with the Branquinhos however was also short lived, after being approach in April to take over at Sporting, where he won 11 of his 17 games before being sacked.

 

Sergio's playing career started with Olivais Moscavide in 1986, before spells at Belenenses, Pacos Ferreira, Salgueiros, Vitoria Setubal, Feirense, Santa Clara, French side Grenoble, Estoril and latterly Olhanense, where he retired in 2001.

 

Jefferies, who was in his second spell as Hearts manager, was removed from his position on Monday. He remains in employment at Tynecastle and has been offered a role as the club's director of football, to which he is yet to reply

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