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Johan Plat
Personal information

Full name	Johannes Cornelis Jozef Plat
Date of birth	(1987-02-26) 26 February 1987 (age 37)
Place of birth	Purmerend, Netherlands
Height	1.86 m (6 ft 1 in)
Position(s)	Striker
Team information
Current team	Castellón (manager)
Youth career
	RKAV Volendam
	Ajax
–2006	AZ
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
2007–2008	FC Volendam	14	(1)
2008–2009	FC Zwolle	18	(2)
2009–2010	FC Dordrecht	11	(1)
2010	FC Oss	13	(5)
2010–2012	Telstar	59	(25)
2012–2014	Hansa Rostock	54	(14)
2014–2015	Roda JC	19	(7)
2015	Katwijk	5	(0)
Managerial career
2016–2018	Katwijk (assistant)
2018	Katwijk (caretaker)
2018–2019	RKAV Volendam (youth)
2019–2021	FC Volendam U21
2021–2023	Zwolle (assistant)
2023–2025	Castellón (assistant)
2025–	Castellón
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Johan Plat (born 26 February 1987) is a Dutch football coach and former player who played as a striker. He is the current coach of Spanish club Castellón.

Playing career

Plat formerly played for FC Volendam, FC Zwolle, FC Dordrecht, FC Oss, Telstar, Hansa Rostock, Roda JC and VV Katwijk.

Managerial career

After retiring, Plat worked as an assistant coach at several clubs before forming a partnership with Dick Schreuder at PEC Zwolle in 2021. On 20 January 2025, he was named manager of Castellón after Schreuder was sacked; he was previously working as an assistant at the same club.^[1]

References

^ "Voulgaris se carga a Dick Schreuder y le da el equipo a Johan Plat" [Voulgaris fires Dick Schreuder and gives the team to Johan Plat] (in Spanish). Diario AS. 20 January 2025. Retrieved 20 January 2025.

External links

Johan Plat at fussballdaten.de (in German)

v t e CD Castellón – current squad
1 Gonzalo 2 Zarfino 3 Traoré 4 Suero 5 Alberto 6 van den Belt 7 Moyita 8 Mamah 9 de Miguel 10 Sánchez 11 Douglas 12 Jojić 13 Abedzadeh 14 Gil 15 Willems 16 Cipenga 17 Ruiz 18 Lottin 20 Markanich 21 Calatrava 22 Chirino 23 Calavera 24 Camara 33 Vertrouwd Mabil Coach: Plat

Current Segunda División managers

González (Albacete)
Rubi (Almería)
Ramis (Burgos)
Garitano (Cádiz)
Fernández Romo (Cartagena)
Plat (Castellón)
Ania (Córdoba)
Gilsanz (Deportivo La Coruña)
Etxeberria (Eibar)
Sarabia (Elche)
Oltra (Eldense)
Escribá (Granada)
Hidalgo (Huesca)
Calero (Levante)
Pellicer (Málaga)
Lisci (Mirandés)
Calleja (Oviedo)
Menéndez (Racing Ferrol)
José Alberto (Racing Santander)
Albés (Sporting Gijón)
Cervera (Tenerife)
Ramírez (Zaragoza)

CD Castellón – managers

Plattkó (1929–31)
Ruete (1931)
Balsa (1931–33)
Guillén (1939–40)
Mauri (1940–41)
Vidal (1941–44)
Melenchón (1944–45)
Vidal (1945–46)
Mauri (1946)
Balsa (1946–47)
Guillén (1947–48)
Gómez (1948–49)
Santolaria^c (1949)
Redó (1949–50)
Santolaria (1950)
Rino (1950–51)
Vidal (1951–52)
Picolín (1952–54)
Guillén (1954)
Escolà (1954–55)
Paradells (1955–56)
Picolín (1956)
Brand (1956–57)
V. Hernández (1957)
Cruz (1957–59)
Serrano (1959)
V. Hernández (1959)
Arnau (1959–60)
Guillén (1960)
Liz (1960–62)
Sergio (1962)
V. Hernández (1962)
Paradells^c (1962)
Asensi (1962)
Quetglás (1962–63)
Sará (1963–65)
Juan Ramón (1965–67)
Belló (1967–68)
Dauder (1968–70)
Muller (1970–74)
Gento (1974)
Cela^c (1974)
Obradović (1974–76)
Liz^c (1976)
Cela (1976)
Liz (1976)
Di Stéfano (1976–77)
Liz (1977–78)
Paquito (1978–80)
Joanet (1980–81)
Osman (1981–82)
Cela (1982)
Naya (1982–83)
Serrano^c (1983)
Torres (1983–85)
Dunai (1985–86)
Tonín^c (1986)
Roberto Gil (1986)
Joanet (1986–87)
Virba (1987)
Tonín^c (1987)
Causanilles (1987–88)
Luiche (1988–91)
Heredia^c (1991)
Muller (1991)
E. Hernández (1991–92)
F. Hernández (1992)
Causanilles (1992)
Ciriaco (1992–94)
Luiche (1994)
F. Hernández (1994–95)
Roberto Gil (1995)
Tonín^c (1995)
Bonachera (1995–96)
Heredia^c (1996)
Pegueroles (1996)
Luiche (1996)
Causanilles (1996–97)
Osman (1997)
Garrido (1997)
Gonzalvo (1997–98)
Palau (1998)
Manchado^c (1998)
Hurtado (1998–99)
E. Hernández (1999–2000)
Simón (2000)
Morata (2000)
Crego (2000–01)
Juan Carlos (2001)
Heredia^c (2001)
Palau (2001–02)
Palomo (2002)
Oltra (2002–04)
Javi López (2004–05)
Álvaro (2005)
Martín Delgado (2005)
Moré (2005–07)
Murcia (2007–08)
Abel (2008–09)
Herrera (2009)
Amaral (2009)
Márquez (2009–10)
Garitano (2010)
Vinyals (2010)
Casuco (2010–11)
Cabello (2011–12)
Fernández Cuesta (2012)
Badenes (2012)
Fernández Cuesta (2012–13)
Peris (2013)
Ximet^c (2013)
Soler (2013–14)
Ortiz^c (2014)
Moya (2014)
Esteva (2014)
Moya^c (2014)
Calderé (2014–15)
Ramírez (2015–16)
Castelló (2016)
Calleja (2016–17)
Castelló (2017)
Escobar (2017–18)
Gutiérrez (2018)
Cano (2018–21)
Garrido (2021)
Escobar (2021–22)
Torrecilla (2022)
Jiménez^c (2022–23)
Rudé (2023)
Schreuder (2023–25)
Plat (2025–)

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