Skysports.com takes a closer look at Porto manager Andre Villas-Boas' career to date.
The Porto boss has been labelled the new 'Mourinho'
Skysports.com takes a closer look at the Andre Villas-Boas' career to date as he is among the favourites to succeed Carlo Ancelotti as Chelsea manager.
1977: Born in Porto on October 17
1993: Invited to work as a trainee with FC Porto's youth-team coaches by manager Sir Bobby Robson.
1994: Achieves UEFA C coaching licence in Scotland.
2000: Takes charge of the British Virgin Islands for two international matches, both end in defeat.
2002: Becomes part of Jose Mourinho's backroom staff at Porto, follows him to spells in charge at Chelsea and Inter Milan.
2009: Appointed manager of Academica in October, at the time the club were bottom of the table and without a win. Villas-Boas guides them to an 11th placed finish and a Portuguese League Cup semi-final.
2010: June 2 - Appointed manager of boyhood club Porto.
August 7 - Wins Portuguese Supercup with 2-0 victory over Benfica.
2011: April 3 - Leads Porto to their 25th league title, finishing with the biggest ever winning margin over second place (21 points)
May 18 - Porto win Europa League with a 1-0 win over fellow Portuguese side FC Braga.
May 22 - Guides Porto to the 'treble' with a comprehensive 6-2 win over Vitoria de Guimaraes in Portuguese Cup final.
