Isac Doru (born 14 July 1962 in

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) is a

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Managerial career

Isac Doru, a FIFA Diploma degree holder has gained experience from heavy names in international football. During the period spent at

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, he was the assistant of

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. Before he left Japan, Doru worked with Carlos Queiros, former Real Madrid, and Manchester United and

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References

External links

Doru Isac
''Asian Games website''
Doru Isac campion cu Al-Sadd
1962 births Living people Romanian football managers Romanian expatriate football managers Sportspeople from Craiova Al Sadd SC managers Umm Salal SC managers Al-Tai FC managers Saudi First Division League managers Romanian expatriate sportspeople in India Romanian expatriate sportspeople in Japan Romanian expatriate sportspeople in Qatar Romanian expatriate sportspeople in Saudi Arabia Romanian expatriate sportspeople in Singapore Expatriate football managers in Japan Expatriate football managers in Qatar Expatriate football managers in Saudi Arabia {{romania-footybio-stub