(CNN) -- There are few careers that can match the pedigree of Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho. Having just set a remarkable nine-year unbeaten home league record -- which spanned 150 matches and four clubs in four different countries -- the Portuguese manager is eyeing yet another remarkable record. As he leads his Real side in the quarterfinal second leg against Tottenham Hotspur tonight, Mourinho is on the trail of becoming the first coach to win three European Cups with three different clubs. But as the 48-year-old aims to push his career to the next level, there may be the birth of a new star in his midst.
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Andre Villas Boas is following in the footsteps of his mentor Jose Mourinho
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Villas Boas has led Porto to the Portuguese title at the age of just 33
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Mourinho was seven years older when he won his first league title with the club
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Both men are motivated, ambitious and superb at organizing their players
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