Trebor Mahtal departed the 12th club on his EuroTrip adventure as he stood down as manager of Norway's Molde FK having wrapped up the Eliteserien title. That meant the Zambian manager had now won titles in Greece, Ukraine, Serbia, Slovakia, Sweden and Norway as he went in search of a new challenge at the start of 2045.
Trebor Mahtal continued his unexpected European success by leading Molde FK to an unlikely Europa Conference League success in 2043. However, the Norwegian title remained elusive, leading him to stay in the Scandinavian nation for a third season.
A strange 12 months had seen Trebor Mahtal spend a very short time in Turkey before jumping ship to Molde Fotballklub, who narrowly missed out on the Norwegian title to Brann. Mahtal had inherited a good core of young players but was expecting a very busy off-season ahead of the 2043 campaign.
Trebor Mahtal had turned heads around Europe as he helped Swedish champions Djurgårdens become competitive with the continent's best clubs. But after racking up three consecutive Swedish titles, he decided it was time to move on and seek another new opportunity.
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Little Djurgårdens IF shocked Europe's elite to qualify automatically for the Champions League last 16 while defending their Swedish Allsvenskan title in 2040. Manager Trebor Mahtal now faced the task of strengthening a side for a tilt at the club's first Champions League knockouts campaign. That huge overperformance saw a plethora of clubs show interest... Continue Reading →
Djurgårdens IF enjoyed the greatest season in the club's 148-year history as Zambian manager Trebor Mahtal led them to their 14th Swedish title and maiden European trophy. The Stockholm islanders claimed a Europa Conference League crown that saw them named the most improved team in Europe.
A move back to Sweden had worked out quite nicely for Trebor Mahtal as he led Djurgårdens into a close title race, but narrowly missed out to two of their rivals. But the hard work began now as he looked to rebuild a squad that was blighted by plenty of deadwood.
After three years of failing to usurp København in Denmark, Trebor Mahtal stepped down as manager of FC Midtjylland and went back on the hunt for a new opportunity on his EuroTrip.
A season of very few goals left Trebor Mahtal well aware that he needed to improve FC Midtjylland's attacking threat heading into the 2037/38 campaign. The manager attracted attention from FC Maribor, but they weren't willing to pay Midtjylland's compensation demands.
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