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Luiz Felipe Scolari, the former Brazilian football manager and coach, is widely regarded as one of the greatest managers in the history of football. He has managed some of the most successful teams in Brazil, including Flamengo, Santos, and Corinthians.

One of the most impressive things about Scolari is his longevity as a football manager. He has been in charge of over 15 different clubs throughout his career, with Flamengo being one of the longest-serving clubs on his resume. As of now, he has spent more than 22 years coaching various clubs across Brazil.

Scolari's tenure at Flamengo was particularly remarkable. During his time there, he led the club to three consecutive Copa Libertadores titles (1997, 1998,Football New Era 1999), becoming the first Brazilian team to win the competition twice. His success at Flamengo earned him widespread recognition and respect from fans and fellow coaches alike.

Despite his success at Flamengo, Scolari's time at Santos was less fortunate. After leaving Flamengo in 2004, he took over at Santos, but they struggled under his management. He left Santos in 2006 after just two seasons, citing personal reasons for his departure.

Scolari's time at Corinthians was also short-lived. He joined the club in 2008, but after just one season, he resigned due to disagreements with the club's board.

Despite his struggles at other clubs, Scolari remains one of the most respected and admired football managers in Brazil. His ability to manage multiple clubs simultaneously and his dedication to his work have made him a legend in the world of football.

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