Hannu Tihinen

Hannu Tihinen ( born July 1, 1976 in Keminmaa, Finland ) is a retired Finnish football players.

Hannu Tihinen changed in the summer of 2006, RSC Anderlecht FC Zurich, where he was exchanged for MSV Duisburg Iulian Filipescu replaced as defense chief.

He was strong support in the defense through its size of 190 cm and his body weight of 82 kg. Due to various head injuries to Thihinen had decided to wear a helmet during the game.

FC Zurich

Hannu Tihinen was captain of FC Zurich, for which he stood from 2006 to 30 June 2010 under contract. After the 2009/10 season, he ended his active career.

However, he continued to work for the FCZ. He is responsible for new players, is the first contact person for loaned out to other clubs players and advises FCZ young player on career planning. Together with Massimo Rizzo, he is responsible for individual training defender FCZ - offspring and will cooperate in marketing and sponsoring. In addition, he will begin a coaching education. Tihinens shirt number 30 for the time being no longer awarded FCZ.

Clubs

  • KEPS Kemi
  • HJK Helsinki
  • Viking Stavanger
  • RSC Anderlecht
  • FC Zurich

Best Merits

  • Finnish Champion 1997
  • Finnish Cup 1998
  • Norwegian Cup 2001
  • Belgian Champion 2004 & 2006
  • Swiss Champion 2007 & 2009

National

Tihinen played 76 games for the Finnish national team, but he scored five goals.

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