Title-winning dynasties sit next to one-off league upsets, and the dugout names run from Franco-era Real Madrid to the present day.
1José MourinhoTook Real Madrid to a record 100 league points in 2011-12, ending Barcelona's grip on the title.1000pts
2Johan CruyffDutch architect of Barcelona's first European Cup, who won four straight league titles with the Dream Team.848pts
3Pep GuardiolaWon three league titles and the 2009 sextuple in four seasons at Barcelona, built around Messi, Xavi and Iniesta.752pts
4Carlo AncelottiWon two league titles and three Champions Leagues across two spells at Real Madrid.734pts
5Ernesto ValverdeWon back-to-back league titles at Barcelona in 2017-18 and 2018-19, and earlier took Athletic Club to the Champions League.734pts
6Rafael BenítezWon two league titles at Valencia in 2001-02 and 2003-04, plus the UEFA Cup, breaking the Real Madrid-Barcelona duopoly.734pts
7Diego SimeoneHas run Atlético Madrid since 2011, winning two league titles and keeping them in the title race against Real and Barça.520pts
8Luis EnriqueWon the 2014-15 treble at Barcelona, with the Messi, Suárez and Neymar attack scoring 122 league goals.382pts
9Unai EmeryBuilt Sevilla into a three-time Europa League winner and later steered Valencia to three straight top-four finishes.382pts
10Miguel MuñozCoached Real Madrid from 1960 to 1974 and won nine league titles and two European Cups.382pts
11Luis AragonésWon La Liga with Atlético Madrid in 1977 and later coached Barcelona, Valencia, Sevilla and Real Betis.0pts






















