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Norwegian football coach (born 1971)

Knut Tørum
Personal information

Date of birth	(1971-08-16) 16 August 1971 (age 53)
Place of birth	Bergen, Norway
Position(s)	Midfielder
Managerial career
Years	Team
2006–2007	Rosenborg
2008–2011	Start
2013–2014	Norway U21
2014–2017	Arendal

Knut Kjartan Tørum (born 16 August 1971) is a Norwegian football coach. He is a former manager for Moss FK, leading the team to the Tippeliga play-off's in 2005. He is also a former assistant coach for Stabæk Fotball.

In August 2006, Per Mathias Høgmo took a two-month sick leave from Rosenborg BK as its head football coach; Tørum (at the time the club's assistant coach) took over as substitute head-coach. Rosenborg was very successful under his guidance starting with a club record eight consecutive game wins and earned Tørum the title coach of the month for August and October 2006. Despite Tørums success, Rosenborg announced that Høgmo would return to his job after the season. Rosenborg led in league competition that season earning gold medals. On 31 October, Høgmo decided to retire as Rosenborg head coach. Tørum was offered the job as new head coach in Rosenborg, accepted and would eventually be named coach of the year for 2006.

The 2006 season success was not replicated in the 2007 season, but Rosenborg managed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League where the club impressed in the group stage with a 1-1 draw away against Chelsea FC and beating Valencia CF 2-0 twice. Tørum resigned the day after the latter match against Valencia.

Tørum was appointed as head-coach of IK Start in December 2008. He resigned this position 22 June 2011, hours before a cup match against Strømsgodset IF. After leaving his job at Start, Tørum and his family wanted to stay in Kristiansand, and in December 2011 he got a non-football job in Kristiansand. In January 2013, he was appointed as Tor Ole Skullerud's assistant coach of the Norway under-21 team.

He has his education from the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences.

Honours

Norway

Tippeligaen: 2006

Individual

Tippeligaen Coach of the Month: August 2006, October 2006
Kniksen Award Coach of the Year: 2006

References

"Moss Fotballklubb - Tidligere trenere". Archived from the original on 29 September 2010. Retrieved 4 December 2009.
"Knut Tørum trekker seg som trener for Start". 22 June 2011.
"Knut Tørum har fått ny sjefsjobb | FVN.no". Archived from the original on 9 July 2012. Retrieved 10 January 2012.
"Tørum blir U21-assistent" (in Norwegian). Nettavisen. Norwegian News Agency. 22 January 2013. Retrieved 8 October 2013.
Bugge, Mette (5 September 2008). "40 år og fortsatt full fart". Aftenposten (in Norwegian). p. 20.

v t e Rosenborg BK – managers
Næss (1959–60) Grønning (1961–63) Næss (1964–68) Curtis (1969–70) Eggen (1971) Eggen & Røste Fossen (1972) Røste Fossen (1973–74) Christiansen (1975) Curtis (1976) Eggen (1976) Rime (1977) Eggen (1978–82) Cavanagh (1983) Sunde (1983) B. Hansen (1984–85) Dokken (1985) Brakstad (1986) Dokken (1986–87) Eggen (1988–97) Sollied (1998) Eggen (1999–2002) Hareide (2003) By Rise (2004) P. J. Hansen (2005) Høgmo (2005–06) Tørum (2006–07) Henriksen (2007–08) Hamrén (2008–10) Eggen (2010) Jönsson (2011–12) P. J. Hansen (2013–14) Ingebrigtsen (2014–18) Coolen (2018) Horneland (2019–20) Henriksen (2020) Hareide (2020–21) Rekdal (2022–23) Maalen (2023) Johansson (2024–)

Rosenborg BK – managers

Næss (1959–60)
Grønning (1961–63)
Næss (1964–68)
Curtis (1969–70)
Eggen (1971)
Eggen & Røste Fossen (1972)
Røste Fossen (1973–74)
Christiansen (1975)
Curtis (1976)
Eggen (1976)
Rime (1977)
Eggen (1978–82)
Cavanagh (1983)
Sunde (1983)
B. Hansen (1984–85)
Dokken (1985)
Brakstad (1986)
Dokken (1986–87)
Eggen (1988–97)
Sollied (1998)
Eggen (1999–2002)
Hareide (2003)
By Rise (2004)
P. J. Hansen (2005)
Høgmo (2005–06)
Tørum (2006–07)
Henriksen (2007–08)
Hamrén (2008–10)
Eggen (2010)
Jönsson (2011–12)
P. J. Hansen (2013–14)
Ingebrigtsen (2014–18)
Coolen (2018)
Horneland (2019–20)
Henriksen (2020)
Hareide (2020–21)
Rekdal (2022–23)
Maalen (2023)
Johansson (2024–)

v t e IK Start – managers
Hertzberg (1947–48) Wolf (1949) Heidenreich (1950–51) Johannessen (1954–55) Hertzberg (1956) Johannessen (1957) Hertzberg (1958–60) Johannessen (1961) Winther (1962) Olsen (1963–64) Bø (1965) Hertzberg (1966) Johannessen (1967–68) Pettersen (1969) Durspekt (1970) Johannessen (1971–74) Fossen (1975–77) Johannessen (1978–81) Hammerø (1982) Ruthford Pedersen (1982–84) Johannessen (1985) Green (1986–87) Johannessen (1988–89) Skistad (1990–94) Ruthford Pedersen (1995) Perryman (1995) Moen (1996) Johannessen (1996) T. Pedersen (1997–98) Halvorsen (1999–2002) Þórðarson (2002) Wiggen (2003) Nordlie (2004–06) Bjørnebye (2006–07) Lennartsson (2007) Sandstø (2008) Tørum (2009–11) Mjelde (2011–15) Borgersen (2015) S. Pedersen (2016–17) Priest (2017) Dempsey (2018) Priest (2018) Rekdal (2018–19) Harðarson (2019–21) Tjelmeland (2021–23) Karadas (2024–)

IK Start – managers

Hertzberg (1947–48)
Wolf (1949)
Heidenreich (1950–51)
Johannessen (1954–55)
Hertzberg (1956)
Johannessen (1957)
Hertzberg (1958–60)
Johannessen (1961)
Winther (1962)
Olsen (1963–64)
Bø (1965)
Hertzberg (1966)
Johannessen (1967–68)
Pettersen (1969)
Durspekt (1970)
Johannessen (1971–74)
Fossen (1975–77)
Johannessen (1978–81)
Hammerø (1982)
Ruthford Pedersen (1982–84)
Johannessen (1985)
Green (1986–87)
Johannessen (1988–89)
Skistad (1990–94)
Ruthford Pedersen (1995)
Perryman (1995)
Moen (1996)
Johannessen (1996)
T. Pedersen (1997–98)
Halvorsen (1999–2002)
Þórðarson (2002)
Wiggen (2003)
Nordlie (2004–06)
Bjørnebye (2006–07)
Lennartsson (2007)
Sandstø (2008)
Tørum (2009–11)
Mjelde (2011–15)
Borgersen (2015)
S. Pedersen (2016–17)
Priest (2017)
Dempsey (2018)
Priest (2018)
Rekdal (2018–19)
Harðarson (2019–21)
Tjelmeland (2021–23)
Karadas (2024–)

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