Our new Men's Head Coach Igor Tudor takes his first steps in English football in a managerial career that now spans six countries since his first role in 2013.
A defender in his playing days, Igor started and ended his career with boyhood club Hajduk Split either side of a most notable nine-year spell at Italian giants Juventus - winning two Serie A titles, two Italian Super Cups, an Intertoto Cup and started in the 2003 Champions League final - and earned 55 caps for Croatia.
With a coaching CV totalling 10 clubs across Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Italy, France and now England, the 47-year-old has built a reputation for delivering instant improvements following various mid-season appointments through a style of play built on clarity, intensity and organisation.
Working in England for the first time, the Croat - who is fluent in English and Italian - has visited Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before in the 2022/23 UEFA Champions League - more on that later - and his primary task in the home dugout is none other than Sunday's north London derby against Arsenal in the Premier League.
As he introduces himself to our playing squad and gets to work at Hotspur Way this week, this is Igor's journey from early foundations in his home country to his latest adventure at Spurs.