Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho turns 54 today. Having achieved so much already with the likes of FC Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid, the Portuguese manager has enjoyed one of the most successful coaching careers in football history.

After coming to England in 2004 and christening himself “The Special One”, he has gone on to claim three Premier League titles.

He has eight league titles to his name in total as well as two Champions League trophies.

His most successful season came in 2009-10 when he guided Inter Milan to a historic treble before moving to Real Madrid in the following season.

Renowned as a master tactician and for his man management skills, he has also been condemned for his touchline antics and bold press conferences.

He’s built a reputation as one of the most intriguing personalities in sport.

1961: Wayne Gretzky, former Canadian ice hockey player and head coach. (56)

1977: Vince Carter, veteran shooting guard and small forward for the Memphis Grizzlies (39).

1990: Peter Sagan, Slovak road racer for Tinkoff-Saxo who was world road race champion in 2015 (26).

1987: Sebastian Giovinco, Italian football international and former Juventus striker (30).

1993: Florian Thauvin, Newcastle and France U-21 international winger (23).