Who is the best coach in Copa América in the 21st century?

By YPB Team

Brazilian dynasties, Argentine renaissance and bold tactical reinventions clash across recent finals. Cast your vote!

Lionel Scaloni — ranked #11
Lionel Scaloni
Argentina boss who won back-to-back Copas in 2021 and 2024 alongside a 2022 World Cup.
Carlos Alberto Parreira — ranked #22
Carlos Alberto Parreira
Veteran Brazilian who lifted the 2004 Copa América to extend a remarkable trophy haul.
Dunga — ranked #33
Dunga
Former captain turned manager who guided Brazil to the 2007 Copa América title.
Óscar Tabárez — ranked #44
Óscar Tabárez
Long-serving Uruguay coach who delivered the 2011 Copa América for La Celeste.
Tite — ranked #55
Tite
Brazil manager who lifted the 2019 Copa América on home soil.
Gerardo Martino — ranked #66
Gerardo Martino
Argentine boss who reached back-to-back Copa finals (2015, 2016) with the Albiceleste.
José Pékerman — ranked #77
José Pékerman
Argentine coach who took Colombia to a memorable Copa Centenario semifinal in 2016.
Marcelo Bielsa — ranked #88
Marcelo Bielsa
Influential Argentine tactician who reached the 2004 Copa final and shaped modern South American football.
Sergio Markarián — ranked #99
Sergio Markarián
Uruguayan coach who led Paraguay to the 2011 Copa América final.
Jorge Sampaoli — ranked #1010
Jorge Sampaoli
Argentine tactician whose high-pressing Chile side won the 2015 Copa América on home soil.
Juan Antonio Pizzi — ranked #1111
Juan Antonio Pizzi
Argentine-Spanish manager who lifted the 2016 Copa Centenario with Chile in his first months in charge.
Francisco Maturana — ranked #1212
Francisco Maturana
Colombian legend who guided Colombia to the 2001 Copa América title on home soil — the country's only Copa.
Reinaldo Rueda — ranked #1313
Reinaldo Rueda
Colombian boss who has coached three South American nations through deep Copa runs.
Néstor Lorenzo — ranked #1414
Néstor Lorenzo
Argentine manager who guided Colombia to the 2024 Copa América final.

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