Sao Paulo manager Autuori to skipper Kashima

Sao Paulo manager Autuori to skipper Kashima

TOKYO, Japan - Brazilian Paulo Autuori (in file photo), who skippered South American champions Sao Paulo to victory at the Club World Championship earlier this month in Japan, has reached a basic agreement to manage the Kashima Antlers next season, officials of the J-League first division team said Dec. 29.

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