Graeme Souness ' managerial career took plenty of twists and turns, and the same went for his playing days on the continent.
The former Liverpool star travelled around Europe after his time in charge of the Reds came to an end in 1994. He led Galatasaray to a fourth-place Super Lig finish in his one season in Turkey, before later spending time in Italy with Torino and Portugal with Benfica.
Souness also spent time playing in Serie A, enjoying two seasons with Sampdoria in between his stints as a player and a manager with Liverpool. The Scottish midfielder turned pundit won the Coppa Italia with Samp in 1985, scoring in the final against AC Milan, but there was also a notable alcohol-related hiccup during his time at Stadio Luigi Ferraris.