Who is the best coach in Africa Cup of Nations history?

Three-peat dynasties, fairy-tale underdogs, and globe-trotting tacticians make this a fierce continental debate. Where do you stand?

Hassan Shehata

Egyptian coach who achieved an unprecedented three consecutive AFCON titles in 2006, 2008 and 2010.

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Hervé Renard

French tactician who lifted AFCON with two different nations — Zambia in 2012 and Ivory Coast in 2015.

2/11

Stephen Keshi

Nigerian coach who delivered the 2013 AFCON, becoming one of only two men to win it as player and coach.

3/11

Aliou Cissé

Senegal boss who finally delivered the Lions of Teranga their first AFCON crown in 2021.

4/11

Claude Le Roy

Veteran French coach who won the 1988 AFCON with Cameroon and made deep runs with several African nations.

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Bruno Metsu

French manager who guided Senegal to the 2002 AFCON final and a memorable World Cup quarterfinal.

6/11

Hugo Broos

Belgian coach who masterminded Cameroon's surprise 2017 AFCON triumph.

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Carlos Alberto Parreira

Brazilian World Cup winner who also coached South Africa and led teams across multiple AFCONs.

8/11

Vahid Halilhodžić

Bosnian coach who led Algeria, Ivory Coast and Morocco to strong AFCON and World Cup campaigns.

9/11

Walid Regragui

Morocco boss whose attacking side reached the AFCON quarters and made historic 2022 World Cup semifinal run.

10/11

Emerse Faé

Interim Ivory Coast coach who completed a stunning comeback to win the 2023 AFCON on home soil.

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