The greatest football managers of all time according to France Football
The top 3 according to 6 votes from people: Pep Guardiola · Helenio Herrera · Carlo Ancelotti. (Updated May 21, 2019.)
The top 30 of the ranking of the 50 greatest managers in history published by France Football in March 2019, based on trophies, influence and length of career. Rinus Michels came first.
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Top 30
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1
Pep Guardiola
The Barça of six trophies in 2009, then Bayern and Manchester City.
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2
Helenio Herrera
The catenaccio of "La Grande Inter", European Cups in 1964 and 1965.
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3
Carlo Ancelotti
Champions Leagues with Milan (2003, 2007) and Real Madrid (2014).
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4
Miguel Muñoz
1960s Real Madrid: two European Cups and nine league titles.
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5
Viktor Maslov
The 1960s Dynamo Kyiv, a pioneer of pressing.
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6
Rinus Michels
The father of "Total Football": 1971 European Cup with Ajax and Euro 1988 with the Netherlands.
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7
Sir Alex Ferguson
26 years at Manchester United, 13 league titles and two European Cups (1999 and 2008).
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8
Arrigo Sacchi
Milan's pressing machine and two European Cups in a row (1989 and 1990).
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9
Johan Cruyff
Barça's "Dream Team" and the club's first European Cup, in 1992.
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10
Valeriy Lobanovskyi
The scientific Dynamo Kyiv, two Cup Winners' Cups (1975 and 1986).
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11
Ernst Happel
European Cups with Feyenoord (1970) and Hamburg (1983).
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12
Bill Shankly
The man who built modern Liverpool (1959-1974).
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13
Matt Busby
The "Busby Babes", the rebuild after Munich and the 1968 European Cup.
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14
Giovanni Trapattoni
The Juventus that won every European trophy.
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15
José Mourinho
Champions League with Porto (2004) and Inter (2010).
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16
Brian Clough
Nottingham Forest, European champions twice (1979 and 1980).
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17
Marcello Lippi
1996 Champions League with Juventus and the 2006 World Cup with Italy.
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18
Louis van Gaal
The young Ajax side that won the 1995 Champions League.
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19
Ottmar Hitzfeld
Champions League with Dortmund (1997) and Bayern (2001).
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20
Béla Guttmann
Benfica's double European champions (1961 and 1962), and his famous "curse".
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21
Fabio Capello
The unbeaten Milan and the 1994 Champions League.
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22
Zinedine Zidane
Three Champions Leagues in a row with Real Madrid (2016-2018).
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23
Herbert Chapman
Huddersfield and Arsenal between the wars, inventor of the WM formation.
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24
Jupp Heynckes
European Cup with Real Madrid (1998) and the treble with Bayern (2013).
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25
Bob Paisley
Three European Cups with Liverpool (1977, 1978 and 1981).
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26
Jürgen Klopp
Dortmund's 2012 double and "gegenpressing".
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27
Albert Batteux
The great Reims of the 1950s and France third at the 1958 World Cup.
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28
Guus Hiddink
1988 European Cup with PSV and South Korea's run to the 2002 semi-finals.
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29
Udo Lattek
The only coach to win all three European trophies with three different clubs.
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30
Nereo Rocco
The Milan that won the European Cup in 1963 and 1969.
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