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Mark Hughes in pics

Thursday 30 May 2013 10:41, UK

  1. Mark Hughes was unveiled as new manager of Stoke - the 11th club of his career as a player and manager.
    Image: Mark Hughes was unveiled as new manager of Stoke - the 11th club of his career as a player and manager.
  2. Hughes came through the ranks at Manchester United and made 86 appearances before being sold in 1986.
    Image: Hughes came through the ranks at Manchester United and made 86 appearances before being sold in 1986.
  3. Hughes joined Barcelona and scored four goals in 28 appearances, before being loaned to Bayern Munich for a year.
    Image: Hughes joined Barcelona and scored four goals in 28 appearances, before being loaned to Bayern Munich for a year.
  4. United brought Hughes back in 1988 and the striker played a large part in helping Sir Alex Ferguson win his first trophy as United boss in 1990.
    Image: United brought Hughes back in 1988 and the striker played a large part in helping Sir Alex Ferguson win his first trophy as United boss in 1990.
  5. Hughes was even more influential a year later when he scored twice against his former club when Barca were beaten 2-1 in the European Cup Winners' Cup.
    Image: Hughes was even more influential a year later when he scored twice against his former club when Barca were beaten 2-1 in the European Cup Winners' Cup.
  6. Hughes was named PFA Players' Player of the Year in 1991, with Paul Merson winning the Young Player award.
    Image: Hughes was named PFA Players' Player of the Year in 1991, with Paul Merson winning the Young Player award.
  7. Hughes helped Manchester United end their title drought in 1993 and was part of the squad that won the Double a year later.
    Image: Hughes helped Manchester United end their title drought in 1993 and was part of the squad that won the Double a year later.
  8. Hughes was sold for a second time by Manchester United in 1995, to Chelsea, where he scored 25 goals in 95 appearances.
    Image: Hughes was sold for a second time by Manchester United in 1995, to Chelsea, where he scored 25 goals in 95 appearances.
  9. Hughes joined Southampton in 1998 for £650,000. He began to play in midfield, where in 1998-99, he received 14 yellow cards - a Premier League record.
    Image: Hughes joined Southampton in 1998 for £650,000. He began to play in midfield, where in 1998-99, he received 14 yellow cards - a Premier League record.
  10. Hughes then returned north to Everton but he only played 16 times in two seasons.
    Image: Hughes then returned north to Everton but he only played 16 times in two seasons.
  11. Hughes was more involved at Blackburn after moving to Ewood Park on a free transfer. He played 50 times in two seasons and won the League Cup.
    Image: Hughes was more involved at Blackburn after moving to Ewood Park on a free transfer. He played 50 times in two seasons and won the League Cup.
  12. Hughes' first job in management came with Wales, where he spent five years at the helm, coming within a play-off defeat of qualifying for the World Cup.
    Image: Hughes' first job in management came with Wales, where he spent five years at the helm, coming within a play-off defeat of qualifying for the World Cup.
  13. Hughes then returned to Blackburn, where he regularly had disagreements with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger over Rovers' physicality.
    Image: Hughes then returned to Blackburn, where he regularly had disagreements with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger over Rovers' physicality.
  14. Hughes moved to Manchester City and was at the helm the Abu Dhabi takeover was completed. Hughes signed Robinho among others, but was replaced in 2009.
    Image: Hughes moved to Manchester City and was at the helm the Abu Dhabi takeover was completed. Hughes signed Robinho among others, but was replaced in 2009.
  15. Roberto Mancini replaced Hughes at City, and the pair fell out when Hughes returned to the Etihad with his new side, Fulham.
    Image: Roberto Mancini replaced Hughes at City, and the pair fell out when Hughes returned to the Etihad with his new side, Fulham.
  16. Hughes felt Fulham couldn't match his ambition, so he left Craven Cottage before joining big-spending QPR.
    Image: Hughes felt Fulham couldn't match his ambition, so he left Craven Cottage before joining big-spending QPR.
  17. Hughes was sacked by QPR after less than a year in charge, before Rangers were relegated. Hughes remains in the PL after replacing Tony Pulis at Stoke.
    Image: Hughes was sacked by QPR after less than a year in charge, before Rangers were relegated. Hughes remains in the PL after replacing Tony Pulis at Stoke.

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