Christoph Daum Triumph & Scandal

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Daum's record is impressive at club level, where he coached VFB Stuttgart to the Bundesliga title and DFL Supercup, Besiktas to the Super Lig and Turkish Cup, Austria Wien to the Bundesliga and Fenerbahce to successive Super Ligas, as well as Turkish Cup glory. That trophy haul was achieved between 1991 and 2009, Daum's most productive years to date. He also led Club Brugge to second place in Belgium's top flight in 2012.

He doesn't come without his baggage though, having missed out on the German national team job in 2000, after becoming involved in a cocaine use and prostitute scandal while in charge at Bayer Leverkusen. He was set to take the reigns of the German top job, but the indiscretion forced the German Football Association to revoke their agreement, giving then-caretaker Rudi Voller, the formal job. He at first denied the allegations but, a year later, facing the prospect of jail time, Daum admitted he had used cocaine.

It was the low point of a career which has had plenty of highs since, though not in his native Germany. Another faux pas came way back in 1993, on the back of leading Stuttgart to Bundesliga triumph. An errant Daum committed the cardinal sin of illegally fielding a fourth foreigner in a European Cup qualifier against Leeds United. UEFA enforced a replay, which Leeds won, leading UK tabloid The Sun to dub him 'Christoph Dumb'. To compound matters, he was subsequently released by Stuttgart.

1981-1985 FC Cologne Amateurs

1985-1986 FC Cologne adjoint

1986-1990 FC Cologne

1990-1993 VfB Stuttgart

1994-1996 Beşiktaş JK

1996-2000 Bayer Leverkusen

2001-2002 Beşiktaş JK

2002-2003 Austria Vienne

2003-2006 Fenerbahçe SK

2006-2009 FC Cologne

2009-2010 Fenerbahçe

2011 Eintracht Francfort

2011-2012 Club de Bruges

2013-2014 Bursaspor

2016-2017 Roumanie