Tony DiCicco, born on May 8, 1948 in Connecticut, is a former professional soccer player and coach who is best known for coaching the USA women's national team from 1994 to 1999.
DiCicco had a successful career as a professional soccer player before transitioning into coaching. He made one international appearance for America, showcasing his skills on the field before eventually moving to the sidelines.
DiCicco's coaching career began to take off when he became the head coach of the USA women's national team in 1994. He led the team to victory in the 1999 World Cup championship, a game that is remembered for the iconic post-game celebration of Brandi Chastain.
In 2009, DiCicco took on the role of head coach for Women's Professional Soccer's Boston Breakers, further solidifying his reputation as a successful and respected coach in the world of women's soccer.
Off the field, DiCicco is a family man. He is married to Diane DiCicco and they have four sons together. Family is an important part of his life, and he finds joy and support in his loved ones.
DiCicco's impact on women's soccer cannot be understated. His coaching abilities and leadership skills helped to shape the success of the USA women's national team during his tenure. His dedication to the sport and his players has left a lasting legacy in the world of soccer.
Even after his coaching days were over, DiCicco's influence continued to be felt in the soccer community. His passion for the game and commitment to excellence have inspired many players and coaches to strive for greatness.
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