Juande Ramos

Juan de la Cruz Ramos Cano, Juande Ramos mostly just ( born September 25, 1954 in Pedro Muñoz, Ciudad Real province ), is a Spanish football coach.

Career

Playing career

Juande Ramos began his career at FC Elche footballers in La Liga, where he was part of the senior squad from 1973 to 1977. However, during this time he played only three league games. After holding several positions in unterklassigen clubs Ramos finished his playing career at age 28 due to a serious knee injury.

Coaching career

As a coach, he also started in the youth of the FC Elche, where in 1991 he took over the second team and worked as an assistant coach of the first team. After numerous stations in smaller Spanish clubs, a promotion to the Primera División in the 1995/96 season with CD Logroñés, and a year in the youth of FC Barcelona Juande Ramos succeeded as manager of the Madrid club Rayo Vallecano breakthrough. In his first season, he managed to climb in the Primera División, 1999/2000, he reached the ninth position in the championship, to this day, the best finish in club history, and the following year, Ramos was the small club to the quarter- finals of the UEFA Cup lead.

In the 2001 /02 season, he took over the newly ascended club Real Betis, and immediately achieved the qualification for the UEFA Cup through a surprising sixth overall place. His subsequent move to Espanyol ended after only five games due to serious disagreements with the board of the club. In the 2003 /04 season he reached the tenth place in the standings with FC Malaga.

In summer 2005, undertook the Sevilla Ramos FC, ​​the club of the Andalusian capital, he celebrated his greatest successes as a coach. Already in his first year, his team won the UEFA Cup and the European Super Cup. He was elected with Frank Rijkaard to UEFA Coach of the Year. In the following season he defended with Sevilla in the UEFA Cup, won the Spanish Cup and finished the League in third place. In the summer of 2007, winning the Spanish Supercup against Real Madrid Masters followed.

In October 2007, Ramos left surprisingly Seville to accept an offer from Tottenham Hotspur in the English Premier League, where he succeeded the sacked Martin Jol. After only four months at the Brussels residents, he won the League Cup in the first title of London after nine years break. After the worst start since 1912, Ramos was, however, released on 26 October 2008. His post took over Harry Redknapp.

After the sacking of Bernd Schuster on 9 December 2008, Ramos coach of Real Madrid. There he was given a contract until the end of the season 2008/ 09, which was not renewed after a moderate season in second with nine points behind champions FC Barcelona. In September 2009, Ramos became the successor to the sacked Zico when PFK CSKA Moscow, where he was made redundant again on October 26.

Since October 2010, Ramos trained to Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk.

Success as a coach

  • UEFA Cup: 2006, 2007
  • UEFA Super Cup winner: 2006
  • UEFA Super Cup Runners-up: 2007
  • Spanish Cup winner: 2007
  • Spanish Supercup winner: 2007
  • English League Cup: 2008
CD Alcoyano CD Eldense CD Dénia UE Lleida Sevilla FC 2000–01 UEFA Cup 2005–06 UEFA Cup UEFA Club Football Awards 2006–07 UEFA Cup Copa del Rey
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