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Iranian football manager (born 1947)

Bahman Foroutan
Personal information
Date of birth	(1947-02-04) 4 February 1947 (age 77)
Place of birth	Tehran, Pahlavi Iran
Managerial career
Years	Team
1984	TuS Koblenz
1999	Balestier Khalsa FC
2005–2007	Shamoushak Noshahr FC
2010	Türkiyemspor Berlin
2010–2011	Berliner AK 07
2011	Türkiyemspor Berlin
2013	Persepolis Shomal FC
2014	Hertha Zehlendorf
2024	Tasmania Berlin

Bahman Foroutan (Persian: بهمن فروتن; born 4 February 1947) is an Iranian football manager who lives and works in Germany. He has also managed Balestier Khalsa FC in Singapore and Shamoushak Noshahr FC in Iran.

Early and personal life

Foroutan was born in Tehran. His father aspired for him to work in the film industry.

Foroutan is the father of German actress Melika Foroutan, German social scientist Naika Foroutan and German football manager Nikolai Foroutan.

Management style

Foroutan has used a back four. He has been described as "impulsive on the sidelines, meticulous on the tactics board".

References

"Bahman Foroutan". fupa.net (in German). Retrieved 8 January 2024.
^ "Bahman Foroutan". worldfootball.net. Retrieved 8 January 2024.
Fani, Enayat (23 June 2010). "بهمن فروتن: فوتبال دست محافظه کاران است، مشکل همين است". bbc.com (in Persian). BBC.
Bongard, Michael (31 July 2020). "Trainerlegende Bahman Foroutan: Ich bin bereit für meine alte Heimat". Rhein-Zeitung (in German).
Wolf, Matthias (14 August 2010). "Barcelona in Hosenträgern". Berliner Zeitung (in German).

v t e TuS Koblenz – managers
Gauchel (1946–54) Oden (1954) Bolz (1954–56) Gauchel (1957–59) Bolz (1959–62) Garske (1962–64) Oster (1964–65) Trieschmann (1965–67) Rappsilber (1967–70) Oster (1970) Mangold (1970–73) Schnippe (1973–74) Barthels (1974) Schnippe (1974) Melzig (1974–75) Oster (1975–76) Schäfer (1976–77) Klein (1977–78) Schäfer (1978–79) Nikolić (1979–80) Adam (1980) Fickert (1980–81) Mürtz (1981) Bewersdorf (1981–82) Unkelbach (1982) Stracke (1982–83) Dittrich (1983) Waldorf (1983–84) Dittrich (1984) Foroutan (1984) Entenmann (1984–85) Scherhag (1985) Breuling (1985–86) Jaworski (1986–87) Schonewille (1987–89) Funke (1989) Bell (1989–96) Kannegieser (1996–98) Neis (1998) Roth-Lebenstedt (1998–2002) Šašić (2002–07) Rapolder (2007–09) Koschinat (2009) Sander (2009–11) Dämgen (2011–12) Nessos (2012) Neustädter (2012–13) Nessos (2013–14) Sander (2015–18) Džaka (2018–21) Stahl (2021–)

TuS Koblenz – managers

Gauchel (1946–54)
Oden (1954)
Bolz (1954–56)
Gauchel (1957–59)
Bolz (1959–62)
Garske (1962–64)
Oster (1964–65)
Trieschmann (1965–67)
Rappsilber (1967–70)
Oster (1970)
Mangold (1970–73)
Schnippe (1973–74)
Barthels (1974)
Schnippe (1974)
Melzig (1974–75)
Oster (1975–76)
Schäfer (1976–77)
Klein (1977–78)
Schäfer (1978–79)
Nikolić (1979–80)
Adam (1980)
Fickert (1980–81)
Mürtz (1981)
Bewersdorf (1981–82)
Unkelbach (1982)
Stracke (1982–83)
Dittrich (1983)
Waldorf (1983–84)
Dittrich (1984)
Foroutan (1984)
Entenmann (1984–85)
Scherhag (1985)
Breuling (1985–86)
Jaworski (1986–87)
Schonewille (1987–89)
Funke (1989)
Bell (1989–96)
Kannegieser (1996–98)
Neis (1998)
Roth-Lebenstedt (1998–2002)
Šašić (2002–07)
Rapolder (2007–09)
Koschinat (2009)
Sander (2009–11)
Dämgen (2011–12)
Nessos (2012)
Neustädter (2012–13)
Nessos (2013–14)
Sander (2015–18)
Džaka (2018–21)
Stahl (2021–)

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