Jordan Christoph

jordan_christoph@yahoo.com

tel Bulgaria: 00359 88 6003918

tel U.A.E (Dubai): 00971 55968 9318

Jordan Christoph

Career as a football player

Playing as a striker in numerous Bulgarian Premier League Clubs

29 goals in one football season (Championship and Cup)

Played in the National Team from youth until A-National Team

greatest successes as a player for CSKA Sofia (Championship and Cup Winner)

One of the best header players in the Bulgarian League

Career as a football coach

UEFA Pro-Licence Trainer (Lindabrunn Austria)

Gained a lot of experience training all age groups (held positions of head coach, youth coach, technical training coach, youth supervisor and coordinator)

Technique Supersisor in Austria Vienna

First successes and experience as head coach in the Austrian Third League

Head Coach in several First Division Clubs (A-League) in UAE

Numerous successes and repeatedly chosen as the best coach of the season by the media.

Assistant coach with Rainer Hollmann and Frank Pagelsdorf.

Owner of 5 Championship Titles and 2 times Runner-up for the Cup

21 years of practicing experience as a coach.

Clubs I worked for in the U.A.E: Al Wahda, Al Ain, Al Ahli, Al Shabab, Al Nassr

Languages: English, German, Arab, Russian, Greek, Serb, Bulgarian

During recent years, enormous changes happened in professional football, and a differentiation of trainers profession took place. It is quite usual now that the head coach, who takes over representation of the team, media relations, tactics guideline, team composition etc. delegates the execution of the training practice to relevant specialists such as fitness trainers, goalkeeper trainers etc. Specialists for technique and offensive training are increasingly often employed at numerous clubs, but they are still a rarity.

Many famous football managers (Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho, Alex Ferguson, Joseph Guardiola, Fabio Capello, Guus Hiddink, Johan Cruiff, Arsen Wenger etc.) are confident of the importance of technique training.