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Who is the best manager in Real Madrid history?

By YPB Team

From multi-decade dynasty builders to one-season miracle workers, the Bernabéu has hosted every flavor of greatness. Who tops your list?

  1. Miguel Muñoz — ranked #11
    Miguel Muñoz
    Club legend who served as Real Madrid coach for 14 years and won two European Cups in the 1960s.
  2. Carlo Ancelotti — ranked #22
    Carlo Ancelotti
    Italian record-breaker who has lifted the Champions League three times with Real Madrid.
  3. Zinedine Zidane — ranked #33
    Zinedine Zidane
    French legend who delivered three consecutive Champions League titles as Real Madrid boss.
  4. Vicente del Bosque — ranked #44
    Vicente del Bosque
    Calm Spaniard who won two Champions Leagues and two La Ligas at the helm of the Galácticos.
  5. José Mourinho — ranked #55
    José Mourinho
    Portuguese boss who won La Liga with a record 100 points and the Copa del Rey in his Real Madrid spell.
  6. Jupp Heynckes — ranked #66
    Jupp Heynckes
    German coach who delivered Real Madrid their seventh European Cup in 1998.
  7. Fabio Capello — ranked #77
    Fabio Capello
    Italian tactician who won two La Liga titles in two stints at Real Madrid.
  8. Leo Beenhakker — ranked #88
    Leo Beenhakker
    Dutch coach who won three consecutive La Liga titles with Real Madrid in the late 1980s.
  9. John Toshack — ranked #99
    John Toshack
    Welsh manager who won La Liga with Real Madrid in his first season in charge.
  10. Luis Molowny — ranked #1010
    Luis Molowny
    Real Madrid insider who lifted the UEFA Cup twice in the mid-1980s as a caretaker-turned-manager.
  11. Bernd Schuster — ranked #1111
    Bernd Schuster
    German coach who won La Liga with Real Madrid in 2008.
  12. Manuel Pellegrini — ranked #1212
    Manuel Pellegrini
    Chilean manager who recorded 96 points but no trophies in his lone season at the Bernabéu.
  13. Rafael Benítez — ranked #1313
    Rafael Benítez
    Spanish coach who had a brief Real Madrid stint before being replaced mid-season.
  14. Julen Lopetegui — ranked #1414
    Julen Lopetegui
    Spanish coach whose brief Real Madrid stint ended after a heavy Clásico defeat in 2018.

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