Torino Football Club found themselves occupying the Champions League qualification places while their city rivals Juventus lingered in the relegation zone heading into 2027. However, manager Lorenzo Bonino was convinced the likes of Lazio, Inter, Napoli and Milan would up their game in the new year, so they needed to try and maintain that momentum.
A tricky opening to Serie A had been navigated with mixed fortunes as Lorenzo Bonino's first five games in charge of Torino Football Club delivered two wins, a draw with city rivals Juventus and expected defeats to Inter and Lazio. An international break gave him a chance to get some key players back fit and work on embedding his narrow 4-3-3 approach into the squad.
After 12 months out of the game, most football commentators were torn on whether Lorenzo Bonino was a misunderstood visionary or simply a terrible football manager. But an ambitious Torino come forward to offer the young manager a lifeline.
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Trebor Mahtal had a big decision to make at the start of July 2041 as, having strengthened a promising CS Sfaxien side, he was approached by South African giants Mamelodi Sundowns. So would he show some loyalty or go chasing a more sizeable pay cheque?
The second iteration of the new era of Football Manager is almost upon us, with Football Manager 27 being released on 10 November and a "Launch Preview" - whatever that means - in advance. So now's the time to begin planning who we want to manage in the game and consider any potential adventures we want to embark on throughout the 12 months of the FM27 game cycle.
From humble beginnings in his homeland of Zambia, Trebor Mahtal had risen to top of African football by lifting the CAF Champions League with an exciting Pyramids FC side. However, with consecutive Egyptian league titles also in the bag, it was time to move on for another challenge, so Mahtal resigned on 1 June 2040.
Fresh from winning Africa's most prestigious league title with Egypt's Pyramids FC, most commentators fully expected the typically disloyal Trebor Mahtal to resign from his position. However, after surveying potential roles available in the job market, the Zambian decided to stay in Egypt with the primary target of competing for the African Champions League for the first time.
Unexpected success in Morocco with promoted HUS Agadir had seen Zambian title specialist Trebor Mahtal restore his reputation to Regional, despite possessing elite levels of authority, motivating and people management. With a heavy heart, he stood down as Agadir manager and went in search of his 12th African club.
