[2] At 15, Pimenta decided that he wanted to pursue a career as a football manager, and completed all his UEFA training courses.
The next year, Kongsvinger finished in fifth and qualified for the promotion playoffs and, more surprisingly, made the 2016 Norwegian Football Cup final, losing to Rosenborg BK.
[6] After a year off, Pimenta became the head coach of the Swedish club IF Brommapojkarna in the 2018 Allsvenskan, after two seasons of successive promotions by Olof Mellberg.
[8][9] Despite an internal investigation concluding that the accusations were false, as stated since the beginning by Pimenta,[10] him and his two assistants reached an agreement with the club for the termination of the contract.
[11] Two days after Pimenta’s departure, Brommapojkarna's sport’s director, Daniel Majstorovic, resigned,[12] disagreeing with the way the club handled this situation, and emphasizing that the accusations were false.