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The 11 Greatest La Liga Managers of All Time

By YPB Team

Title-winning dynasties sit next to one-off league upsets, and the dugout names run from Franco-era Real Madrid to the present day.

  1. José Mourinho — ranked #11
    José Mourinho
    Took Real Madrid to a record 100 league points in 2011-12, ending Barcelona's grip on the title.
    1000pts
  2. Johan Cruyff — ranked #22
    Johan Cruyff
    Dutch architect of Barcelona's first European Cup, who won four straight league titles with the Dream Team.
    848pts
  3. Pep Guardiola — ranked #33
    Pep Guardiola
    Won three league titles and the 2009 sextuple in four seasons at Barcelona, built around Messi, Xavi and Iniesta.
    752pts
  4. Carlo Ancelotti — ranked #44
    Carlo Ancelotti
    Won two league titles and three Champions Leagues across two spells at Real Madrid.
    734pts
  5. Ernesto Valverde — ranked #55
    Ernesto Valverde
    Won back-to-back league titles at Barcelona in 2017-18 and 2018-19, and earlier took Athletic Club to the Champions League.
    734pts
  6. Rafael Benítez — ranked #66
    Rafael Benítez
    Won two league titles at Valencia in 2001-02 and 2003-04, plus the UEFA Cup, breaking the Real Madrid-Barcelona duopoly.
    734pts
  7. Diego Simeone — ranked #77
    Diego Simeone
    Has run Atlético Madrid since 2011, winning two league titles and keeping them in the title race against Real and Barça.
    520pts
  8. Luis Enrique — ranked #88
    Luis Enrique
    Won the 2014-15 treble at Barcelona, with the Messi, Suárez and Neymar attack scoring 122 league goals.
    382pts
  9. Unai Emery — ranked #99
    Unai Emery
    Built Sevilla into a three-time Europa League winner and later steered Valencia to three straight top-four finishes.
    382pts
  10. Miguel Muñoz — ranked #1010
    Miguel Muñoz
    Coached Real Madrid from 1960 to 1974 and won nine league titles and two European Cups.
    382pts
  11. Luis Aragonés — ranked #1111
    Luis Aragonés
    Won La Liga with Atlético Madrid in 1977 and later coached Barcelona, Valencia, Sevilla and Real Betis.
    0pts

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