Only in 8th place in the Süper Lig
Now it’s fixed: around six weeks after leaving West Bromwich Albion, Valérien Ismaël has found a new coaching job. As various media had already reported unanimously, the 46-year-old signed with Besiktas Istanbul on Friday. According to the club, the contract of the former Bundesliga player is valid until 2023 with an option for another year.
Ismaël, who has worked for LASK and FC Barnsley since leaving VfL Wolfsburg in February 2017, this deal should bring in a salary of 750,000 euros per season, according to “A Spor”. A tricky mission awaits the Frenchman, who follows Önder Karaveli, at the “Adler”. After the championship in the pre-season, Besiktas threatens the weakest performance of this millennium. The lowest finish in 35 years was a sixth-place finish under coach John Toshack after the 1997-98 season. The Istanbul team is currently in eighth place.
Koeman, Klinsmann & Co.: These well-known trainers are on the market
Filippo Inzaghi (Italy – Last team: Brescia)
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Bruno Labbadia (Germany – Last team: Hertha BSC)
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Rafael Benítez (Spain – Last team: Everton)
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Claudio Ranieri (Italy – Last team: Watford FC)
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Zinedine Zidane (France – Last team: Real Madrid)
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Marcelo Bielsa (Argentina – Last team: Leeds United)
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Paulo Fonseca (Portugal – Last Team: AS Roma)
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Ronald Koeman (Netherlands – Last team: FC Barcelona)
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Nuno Espírito Santo (Portugal – Last team: Tottenham Hotspur)
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Andrea Pirlo (Italy – Last team: Juventus Turin)
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Mark van Bommel (Netherlands – Last team: VfL Wolfsburg)
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Rudi Garcia (France – Last team: Olympique Lyon)
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Miroslav Klose (Germany – Last team: FC Bayern, assistant coach)
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Frank de Boer (Netherlands – Last team: Netherlands)
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Quique Setién (Spain – Last team: FC Barcelona)
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Jürgen Klinsmann (Germany – Last Team: Hertha BSC)
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André Villas-Boas (Portugal – Last team: Olympique Marseille)
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Gennaro Gattuso (Italy – Last team: SSC Napoli)
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Ernesto Valverde (Spain – Last team: FC Barcelona)
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Joachim Loew (Germany – Last team: Germany)
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Clarence Seedorf (Netherlands – Last team: Cameroon)
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Roberto Di Matteo (Italy – Last Team: Aston Villa)
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer (Norway – Last team: Manchester United)
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Leonardo Jardim (Portugal – Last team: Hilal)
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Sergen Yalcin (Turkey – Last club: Besiktas Istanbul)
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In addition to Ismaël, Daniel Farke was considered an alternative option. The 45-year-old German had terminated his contract with FK Krasnodar on March 2nd.
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