Bobby Charlton is a member of Manchester
United's board of directors in 1984 and remains one as of September
2006.
Jürgen Klinsmann officially announced that he
would step down as Germany's coach after two years in charge. Since
his resignation as Germany coach, Klinsmann is rumored to be in
serious talks to become the next head coach of the Mexico.
Alan Shearer There has been much speculation about
Alan Shearer's future in the game, with many followers expecting to
see him in a management/coaching role at Newcastle. He is currently
working on his UEFA coaching qualifications, which are required to
manage a team in European competitions. He occasionally works as a
pundit for the BBC, ready for his expected career in the media.
After finishing the 2005-06 season as the Caretaker Assistant
Manager of Newcastle United, Newcastle Chairman Freddy Shepherd
announced Shearer would be taking up the role of the clubs
"Sporting Ambassador" for the 2006-07 season
Peter Schmeichel After a short stint as club owner
of his childhood club Hvidovre IF, Schmeichel began hosting live
UEFA Champions League-matches at Danish television channel TV3+,
with Preben Elkj¿r and Brian Laudrup the studio pundits
Marcel Desailly worked for BBC Television in the
United Kingdom during the 2006 FIFA World Cup, as one of their
Match of the Day analysts.
Didier Deschamps On July 10, 2006, Deschamps was
named head coach of Juventus, after Fabio Capello resigned in the
wake of the match-fixing scandal.
Henning Berg He is the only player to have won the
English Premier League with 2 different clubs, Blackburn 1995 and
Manchester United 1997, 1999. He currently managed FC Lyn
Oslo.
Dan Petrescu Petrescu is currently pursuing a
career as a coach. On January 1, 2006 he became the manager of
Polish 2004/2005 champions Wisùa Kraków, replacing the temporary
coach Tomasz Kulawik. Wisùa finished second in the 2005/2006
championship. Petrescu was dismissed as manager of Wisùa Kraków on
September 18, 2006.
Graeme Souness During the 2006 FIFA World Cup,
Souness served as a panellist for RTÉ Television's coverage of the
tournament. Former clubs managed: Rangers, Liverpool, Galatasaray,
Southampton, Benfica, Blackburn Rovers F.C. and Newcastle.