Marc Wilmots

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Marc Wilmots
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Wilmots in 2019
Senator
In office
5 June 2003 –12 July 2007		WDLGFGAGDWin %
Schalke 04 26 March 200330 June 2003 Bundesliga 83141010+0037.50
Total83141010+0037.50
Sint-Truiden 1 July 200420 February 2005 Belgian Pro League 2055102335−12025.00
Belgian Cup 201123−1000.00
Total2256112538−13022.73
Belgium 15 May 201215 July 2016Competitive3022445717+40073.33
Friendlies 2010463729+8050.00
Total50328109446+48064.00
Ivory Coast 21 March 201715 November 2017Competitive411244+0025.00
Friendlies 201116−5000.00
Total6123510−5016.67
Iran 1 June 20196 December 2019Competitive4202173+14050.00
Friendlies 211061+5050.00
Total6312234+19050.00
Raja CA 11 November 202121 February 2022 Botola 724187+1028.57
CAF Champions League 220020+2100.00
CAF Super Cup 101011+0000.00
Total10451118+3040.00
Career totalsLeague351010154152−11028.57
Cup201123−1000.00
Continental321031+2066.67
Competitive3825587824+54065.79
Friendlies2411674436+8045.83
Total102482331168116+52047.06

Honours

Player

KV Mechelen [31]

Standard Liège [35]

Schalke 04 [37]

Belgium

Individual

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