Daniel Jeandupeux

Daniel Jeandupeux (left), 1974

Daniel Jeandupeux (born February 7, 1949 in Saint-Imier ) is a Swiss football coach and former player.

Career as a player and coach

As a player, Jeandupeux won two Swiss championships and two cups with FC Zurich . But after that, at Girondins Bordeaux , he couldn't earn any more merits.

After ending his career in 1979 at an unusually young age of 30, he took over his first club as a coach, FC Sion, that same year. He then trained with FC Zurich , with whom he also became a Swiss champion in 1981. From March 12, 1986 to April 26, 1989, he coached the Swiss national team , and was with SM Caen for a total of eight years . Today he is the Sports Director at UC Le Mans .

Jeandupeux was only active as a player and previously as a coach in Switzerland and France . In 1991 he was voted Coach of the Year in France .

successes

• Swiss champions with FC Zurich
  • As a player: 1974, 1975
  • As a coach: 1981
• Swiss cup winner with FC Zurich
  • 1972, 1973
• Swiss top scorer in the National League A 1973/1974
• French Coach of the Year: 1991

Station overview

Clubs as players

time	society
0000-1971	FC La Chaux-de-Fonds
1971-1975	FC Zurich
1975-1979	Girondins Bordeaux

Stations as a trainer

time	Club / team
1979-1980	FC Sion
1980-1983	FC Zurich
1983-1985	Toulouse FC
1986-1989	Swiss national team
1989-1994	SM Caen
1994-1995	RC Strasbourg
1997-2000	SM Caen
2004, 2009	UC Le Mans

Web links

• Statistics FC Zurich