Guus Hiddink
Guus Hiddink is a Dutch former football player and legendary manager celebrated as one of the most successful tacticians in international football history. He guided PSV Eindhoven to a historic European Cup treble in 1988, led the Netherlands (1998) and South Korea (2002) to FIFA World Cup semi-finals, and won the FA Cup with Chelsea.
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- Led PSV Eindhoven to the historic European Cup (UEFA Champions League) treble in 1988
- Guided South Korea to historic FIFA World Cup semi-finals (2002), becoming a national hero
- Guided the Netherlands to the FIFA World Cup semi-finals (1998 in France)
- Led Australia to their historic first World Cup knockout stage in 32 years (2006 in Germany)
- Won the English FA Cup with Chelsea FC as manager in 2009
- Led the Russia national football team to the UEFA Euro 2008 semi-finals
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