Jose Mourinho has been appointed as the new head coach of Tottenham, replacing Mauricio Pochettino after the Argentinian's shock dismissal on Tuesday evening.
Since taking over at Porto in 2002, Mourinho had always won the league title in his second season with a club - until Manchester United - but has tended not to stick around much longer.
Only his first spell at Chelsea reached a fourth season and even that ended in September 2007 after six games of the league campaign.
Here, we look at the Portuguese manager's trophy record career to date.
Porto
Played: 127
Won: 91
Drew: 21
Lost: 15
Win percentage: 71.65
Trophies: Primeira Liga (2003, 2004); Portuguese Cup (2003); UEFA Cup (2003); Champions League (2004).
Chelsea (first spell)
Played: 185
Won: 124
Drew: 40
Lost: 21
Win percentage: 67.03
Trophies: Premier League (2005, 2006); League Cup (2005, 2007); FA Cup (2007).
Inter Milan
Played: 108
Won: 67
Drew: 26
Lost: 15
Win percentage: 62.04
Trophies: Serie A (2009, 2010); Italian Cup (2010); Champions League (2010)
Real Madrid
Played: 178
Won: 128
Drew: 28
Lost: 22
Win percentage: 71.91
Trophies: Primera Division (2012); Copa del Rey (2011).
Chelsea (second spell)
Played: 136
Won: 80
Drew: 28
Lost: 28
Win percentage: 58.82
Trophies: Premier League (2015); League Cup (2015).
Manchester United
Played: 144
Won: 84
Drew: 31
Lost: 29
Win percentage: 58.33
Trophies: EFL Cup (2017); Europa League (2017)
Was it the right appointment?
