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Top 14 Juventus Managers of All Time

By YPB Team

Calciopoli survivors, treble seekers and homegrown legends-turned-coaches all stake their claim in Turin. Cast your vote!

  1. Giovanni Trapattoni — ranked #11
    Giovanni Trapattoni
    Juventus legend who won six Scudetti and lifted the 1985 European Cup.
    1000pts
  2. Marcello Lippi — ranked #22
    Marcello Lippi
    Italian tactician who won the 1996 Champions League and five Scudetti with Juventus.
    965pts
  3. Dino Zoff — ranked #33
    Dino Zoff
    Juventus goalkeeping legend who, as coach from 1988 to 1990, won the 1990 UEFA Cup and Coppa Italia double.
    716pts
  4. Carlo Parola — ranked #44
    Carlo Parola
    Former Juventus centre-half, famous for his bicycle kick, who later coached the club to the 1974-75 Serie A title.
    529pts
  5. Maurizio Sarri — ranked #55
    Maurizio Sarri
    Italian boss who won the 2020 Scudetto with Juventus.
    529pts
  6. Fabio Capello — ranked #66
    Fabio Capello
    Italian tactician who won back-to-back Serie A titles (later revoked in Calciopoli) with Juventus.
    448pts
  7. Čestmír Vycpálek — ranked #77
    Čestmír Vycpálek
    Czech coach who won back-to-back Serie A titles in 1972 and 1973 and led Juventus to the 1973 European Cup final.
    448pts
  8. Antonio Conte — ranked #88
    Antonio Conte
    Italian boss who reignited Juventus with three consecutive Scudetti from 2012.
    448pts
  9. Andrea Pirlo — ranked #99
    Andrea Pirlo
    Italian midfield legend who returned to coach Juventus and won the 2021 Coppa Italia.
    448pts
  10. Didier Deschamps — ranked #1010
    Didier Deschamps
    French manager who guided Juventus to Serie B promotion after Calciopoli.
    448pts
  11. Renato Cesarini — ranked #1111
    Renato Cesarini
    Former Juventus star who coached the Charles-Sívori-Boniperti side to the 1960 Serie A and Coppa Italia double.
    353pts
  12. Heriberto Herrera — ranked #1212
    Heriberto Herrera
    Paraguayan coach who won the 1967 Coppa Italia with Juventus.
    240pts
  13. Ljubiša Broćić — ranked #1313
    Ljubiša Broćić
    Yugoslav coach who won the 1957-58 Serie A title, Juventus' tenth, which earned the club its first gold star.
    0pts
  14. Massimiliano Allegri — ranked #1414
    Massimiliano Allegri
    Italian manager who won five consecutive Scudetti from 2014 and reached two Champions League finals.
    0pts

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