Bosque, who led Spain to further tournament victories. Fenerbahçe After denying an approach in late June, Aragonés replaced Zico as manager of Turkish Süper Lig club Fenerbahçe on 5 July 2008. He signed a two-year deal and declared his intention to win the league title in his first season. The club, however, finished in fourth, and he was dismissed on 2 June 2009 after the season had ended. Managerial statistics Honours Player Atlético Madrid La Liga: 1965–66, 1969–70, 1972–73 Copa del Rey: 1964–65, 1971–72 European Cup runner-up: 1974 Individual Pichichi Trophy: 1969–70 Atlético Madrid's all-time leading top scorer: 172 goals Manager Atlético Madrid La Liga: 1976–77 Copa del Rey: 1975–76, 1984–85, 1991–92 Supercopa de España: 1985 Segunda División: 2001–02 Intercontinental Cup: 1974 Barcelona Copa del Rey: 1987–88 Spain UEFA European Championship: 2008 Individual Don Balón Award (Best Coach): 1976–77 Marca Leyenda: 2008 IFFHS World's Best National Coach: 2008 Gold Medal of the Community of Madrid: 2014 Thierry Henry controversy In 2004, Aragonés was appointed coach of Spain. During a training session in the same year, a Spanish TV crew filmed Aragonés making offensive comments to José Antonio Reyes about Reyes' black Arsenal teammate Thierry Henry, saying: The incident caused uproar in the English media with calls for Aragonés to be sacked or suspended of his duties, however the Spanish Football Federation stated that "his offence has not been deemed serious enough to warrant a suspension of his duties, or his sacking" After an investigation into the events during the match, UEFA fined the Royal Spanish Football Federation 100,000 Swiss francs/US$87,000 and warned that any future incidents would be punished more severely. UEFA noted that possible punishments could include suspension from major international tournaments or the closure of Spain's home international matches to supporters. In response to this, Aragonés said in public that he was not a racist, and claimed that he had black friends. Brazilian-born black midfielder Marcos Senna stated: Aragonés also responded to the controversy by saying to a group of reporters: "You are like wolves after the deer. You are kids. You don't know anything, but I am nearly 70. I have a lot of black friends who have explained to me that the English were after them in the colonies." These comments were criticised by Bobby Barnes, a member of the Professional Footballers' Association's executive and a trustee of the football anti-racism organisation Kick It Out, who