Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Ștefan Kovács across 3 places, from 1920 to 1995.
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Ștefan Kovács (2 October 1920 – 12 May 1995) was a Romanian football player and coach.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Ștefan Kovács was documented, and when
2 October 1920exact date
Timișoaraattested“Kovács was born into an ethnic Hungarian family on 2 October 1920 in Timișoara, Romania.”source: Wikipedia: Ștefan Kovács
2 October 1920exact date
Timiattested“Kovács was born into an ethnic Hungarian family on 2 October 1920 in Timișoara, Romania.”source: Wikipedia: Ștefan Kovács
12 May 1995exact date
Cluj-Napocaattested“Kovács died on 12 May 1995 in Cluj-Napoca at age 74, twelve days before Ajax won their fourth European Cup.”source: Wikipedia: Ștefan Kovács
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Places Ștefan Kovács is documented in
Cluj-Napoca1 presence · 1995
Timi1 presence · 1920
Timișoara1 presence · 1920
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May 1967month
Romaniamentioned“In 1962 he became the assistant of Silviu Ploeșteanu at Romania's national team, afterwards being the assistant of Ilie Oană, leaving together after a 7–1 loss on May 1967 to Switzerland in the Euro 1968 qualifiers.”source: Wikipedia: Ștefan Kovács
May 1967month
Switzerlandmentioned“In 1962 he became the assistant of Silviu Ploeșteanu at Romania's national team, afterwards being the assistant of Ilie Oană, leaving together after a 7–1 loss on May 1967 to Switzerland in the Euro 1968 qualifiers.”source: Wikipedia: Ștefan Kovács
1973year
AFC Ajaxmentioned“Kovács let us be ourselves, he was one of us." After he left Ajax in 1973, he was called up by the French Football Federation to take the reins of the national side.”source: Wikipedia: Ștefan Kovács
1973 to 1976period
Bulgariamentioned“In 1976, Kovács became head coach of Romania, making his debut on 12 May in a 1–0 loss to Bulgaria in the 1973–76 Balkan Cup final.”source: Wikipedia: Ștefan Kovács
1986year
Monacomentioned“His last coaching experience took place in the 1986–87 French Division 1 season at Monaco, managing to finish in fifth place.”source: Wikipedia: Ștefan Kovács
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