Mauro Eustáquio

FC Edmonton On 14 February 2017, Eustáquio joined FC Edmonton. On 24 November, after the club ceased operations, he left.

Penn FC In February 2018, Eustáquio signed with Penn FC of the USL. In June, he suffered a knee injury that would sideline him for the rest of the season.

Cavalry FC On 20 March 2019, Eustáquio moved to the Canadian Premier League after agreeing to a contract at Cavalry FC. He played ten league matches for the side in the inaugural campaign of the competition.

Caldas Eustáquio joined Caldas S.C. of the Portuguese third tier on 21 July 2020. He announced his retirement on 7 April 2021 at the age of 28.

Coaching career Immediately after his retirement, Eustáquio joined the staff of Calgary Foothills FC as development phase boys manager. In February 2022, he was named assistant at Canadian top-flight club York United FC.

Eustáquio was appointed interim head coach of York United on 21 May 2024 following the firing of Martin Nash, remaining in the role until Benjamín Mora's arrival in June; subsequently, he returned to his job as an assistant. In September, he was invited to join the Canada national team as assistant for a pair of friendlies.

In November 2024, York United announced Eustáquio as their new head coach for the 2025 season, becoming the youngest ever at the helm of a first division side in North America as well as the first former player in the league to earn such a position.

Personal life Eustáquio's younger brother, Stephen, is also a soccer player. A midfielder as well, he represented Portugal at under-21 level

Their mother, Esmeralda, died from brain cancer in April 2023, while their father Armando died of a heart attack one year later.

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