Ange Postecoglou has become the first manager in history to have won a European trophy after leaving Celtic.
The Australian boss has guided Tottenham Hotspur to Europa League glory against Manchester United in Bilbao this evening.
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Spurs defeated their English Premier League rivals by a goal to nil, as Brennan Johnson's first-half strike proved the difference between the sides.
It is Spurs' first trophy in 17 years, with Postecoglou ending their lengthy drought for silverware. The 59-year-old took charge of the North London club in the summer of 2023, leaving behind Celtic after winning a treble.
The Parkhead club has had 19 permanent managers in its 137-year history. Postecoglou is the first to have left and thereafter won a European trophy.
His Spurs team could now secure yet another major honour. Indeed, as a result of their Europa League triumph, Spurs will take on either Paris Saint-Germain or Inter Milan in the final of the UEFA Super Cup in August.
