Dream Team architects, treble-winning innovators and returning club legends all chase the Camp Nou crown. Cast your vote!
1Pep GuardiolaCatalan icon whose Barcelona side won an unprecedented sextuple in 2009 and redefined modern football.1000pts
2Bobby RobsonEnglish manager who guided a young Ronaldo and won the Cup Winners' Cup with Barcelona in 1997.722pts
3Luis EnriqueAsturian boss who delivered the 2015 treble in his first season at Camp Nou.676pts
4Johan CruyffDutch visionary who built the 'Dream Team', winning four straight La Liga titles from 1991 to 1994 and Barcelona's first European Cup in 1992.611pts
5Udo LattekGerman coach who won the 1982 Cup Winners' Cup with Barcelona, completing his collection of all three major European club trophies.500pts
6Tito VilanovaGuardiola's deputy who took the head role and won La Liga with a record 100 points in 2013.433pts
7Hansi FlickGerman coach who took charge in 2024 and delivered an attacking domestic double.433pts
8Josep SamitierBarcelona legend who returned as coach and won the 1944-45 La Liga title, the club's first league crown after the Civil War.433pts
9Helenio HerreraArgentine-born coach who won back-to-back La Liga titles in 1959 and 1960 and the Fairs Cup with Barcelona before leaving for Inter.433pts
10Xavi HernándezClub legend who returned as manager and delivered the 2023 La Liga title.433pts
11Louis van GaalDutch coach who won two La Ligas and pushed La Masia academy players into the first team.357pts
12Ernesto ValverdeSpanish coach who won back-to-back La Ligas in 2018 and 2019.357pts
13Rinus MichelsDutch Total Football pioneer who brought Cruyff to Barcelona and won the 1974 La Liga title, the club's first in fourteen years.357pts
14Frank RijkaardDutch manager who won two La Ligas and the 2006 Champions League with Barcelona.269pts
15Ronald KoemanDutch icon who returned as manager and won the 2021 Copa del Rey amid a financial crisis.269pts
16Terry VenablesEnglish manager who won La Liga with Barcelona in 1985 and reached the European Cup final.167pts
Photo credits
- Pep Guardiola — Steffen Prößdorf, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Hansi Flick — Steffen Prößdorf, CC BY-SA 4.0




















