Ex-Chelsea Star is Brazil's Brightest Managerial Hope Who Won Trophy After Just Two Months

Former Chelsea midfielder Gilberto Silva is on the verge of leading Corinthians to their first Paulista Championship in a decade

The 46-year-old has impressed in his first managerial role after retiring as a player in 2013.

Silva won 56 caps for Brazil and was part of the team that won the 2002 World Cup.

He also played for Arsenal, Atletico Mineiro, and Panathinaikos during his playing career.

When Silva took over in October, Corinthians were in 15th place in the Serie A standings.

They are now up to fourth place and have won the Paulista Championship, which is one of the most prestigious state championships in Brazil.

Silva has been praised for his attacking style of play and his ability to get the best out of his players.

Silva is one of a growing number of former Brazilian players who are now making a success of management.

Former Brazil and AC Milan star Kaka is also enjoying success as a manager with Orlando City in the MLS.

Silva and Kaka are proof that Brazilian players can make the transition to management successfully.

Silva has only been in management for a short time, but he has already shown that he has the potential to be a top manager.

He has the experience, the knowledge, and the charisma to succeed at the highest level.

Silva is a role model for other aspiring Brazilian managers and he has a bright future ahead of him.