Vorawan Chitavanich

Vorawan Chitavanich (Thai : วรวรรณ ชิตะวณิช) was a former Midfielder who played for Thailand national team and was one of Thai Football Legend who played in Europe and successfully. He was the Thai football coach in charge of Thailand and Singapore.[1] He is the current head coach of Thai League 3 club Patong City.

Vorawan Chitavanich
Personal information
Full name Vorawan Chitavanich
Date of birth (1961-05-28) 28 May 1961
Place of birth Bangkok, Thailand
Position(s) Midfielder
Youth career
1977–1979 Samsen Wittayalai School
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
1980–1984 Rajpracha
1985 Teijin Matsuyama
1986–1987 Frederikshavn fI
1987–1990 Viborg FF
1991–1993 Rajpracha
1994–1995 Bangkok Bank of Commerce
National team‡
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Teams managed
1995 Bangkok Bank of Commerce
1998–1999 BEC Tero Sasana
1999–2003 Sembawang Rangers
2004–2010 Tampines Rovers
2011–2012 Samut Songkhram
2013–2015 Angthong
2015 Krabi
2017 Nan
2021– Patong City
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only
‡ National team caps and goals correct as of June 20, 2008

Managerial career

Tampines Rovers

Vorawan Chitavanich managed Tampines Rovers achieved the S.League and Singapore Cup double in 2004. The following season, they successfully defended their S.League title, were named the 'S.League Team of the Decade' and became the first Singapore team to win the ASEAN Club Championship. The Stags were Singapore Cup champions in 2006, but finished runners-up to SAFFC in the S.League. Vorawan manage Tampines Rovers for 7 years to be the long-times coach of Tampines Rovers.[2][3][4]

Honours

Manager
Tampines Rovers

References
  2. "ธรรมดาที่ไหน? ดูลีลา "โค้ชเฮง" สมัยเป็นนักเตะทีมชาติ (คลิป)". Mgronline.com. 7 September 2017.
  3. "มีใครบ้าง! เช็ครายชื่อแข้งไทยโก อินเตอร์ ทูเจแปน". Today.line.me.
  4. "ทีมชาติสิงคโปร์รับไทยลีกมีแรงดึงดูดให้อยากค้าแข้ง". Goal.com. Retrieved 2 December 2021.
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