Who is the best coach in Copa América history?

By YPB Team

Six-time champions, modern dynasty-builders, and overlooked tactical innovators all stake their claim. Cast your vote!

Guillermo Stábile — ranked #11
Guillermo Stábile
Argentine manager and tournament's all-time leader with six Copa América titles between 1941 and 1957.
Lionel Scaloni — ranked #22
Lionel Scaloni
Modern Argentina boss who won back-to-back Copas in 2021 and 2024 alongside the 2022 World Cup.
Alfio Basile — ranked #33
Alfio Basile
Fiery Argentine tactician who claimed the 1991 and 1993 Copa América titles in succession.
Mário Zagallo — ranked #44
Mário Zagallo
Brazilian football icon who served as Copa América-winning coach in 1997.
Carlos Alberto Parreira — ranked #55
Carlos Alberto Parreira
World Cup-winning manager who also lifted the 1997 Copa América with Brazil.
Dunga — ranked #66
Dunga
Former captain turned manager who guided Brazil to the 2007 Copa América crown.
Vanderlei Luxemburgo — ranked #77
Vanderlei Luxemburgo
Brazilian coach who won the 1999 Copa América with a dominant Seleção performance.
Tite — ranked #88
Tite
Brazil manager who lifted the 2019 Copa América on home soil.
Sebastião Lazaroni — ranked #99
Sebastião Lazaroni
Brazil boss who claimed the 1989 Copa América at Maracanã.
Óscar Tabárez — ranked #1010
Óscar Tabárez
Long-serving Uruguay coach who lifted the 2011 Copa América, the country's record 15th title.
Marcelo Bielsa — ranked #1111
Marcelo Bielsa
Influential Argentine tactician who reached the 2004 final and shaped a generation of South American football.
César Luis Menotti — ranked #1212
César Luis Menotti
World Cup-winning Argentina manager whose teams featured prominently in the Copa América era.
Sergio Markarián — ranked #1313
Sergio Markarián
Uruguayan coach who led Paraguay to the 2011 Copa América final.
José Pékerman — ranked #1414
José Pékerman
Argentine manager who took Colombia to a memorable 2016 Copa América Centenario semifinal.

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