Who is the greatest football manager of all time?

Ferguson, Guardiola, Clough, Cruyff — which football manager has had the greatest impact on the beautiful game?

1. 1
   Sir Alex Ferguson

   Manchester United's legendary Scot who won 13 Premier League titles and two Champions Leagues across a 27-year reign at Old Trafford.
2. 2
   Pep Guardiola

   The tactical visionary who revolutionised possession football at Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Manchester City, winning over 40 trophies.
3. 3
   Johan Cruyff

   Transformed FC Barcelona into a global powerhouse as manager, laying the foundations for their tiki-taka philosophy with four La Liga titles.
4. 4
   Bill Shankly

   Transformed Liverpool from a second-tier club into a European power with three First Division titles and two FA Cups in his 15-year tenure.
5. 5
   Bob Paisley

   The most decorated manager in English football history, winning six league titles and three European Cups in nine seasons at Liverpool.
6. 6
   Arrigo Sacchi

   Transformed AC Milan into the world's dominant club in the late 1980s with a revolutionary high-pressing, zonal defensive system.
7. 7
   Carlo Ancelotti

   The only manager to win the Champions League four times, succeeding at AC Milan, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Everton.
8. 8
   José Mourinho

   The 'Special One' who won league titles in four different countries and three Champions Leagues with Porto, Inter Milan, and Real Madrid.
9. 9
   Brian Clough

   Led unfashionable Nottingham Forest to back-to-back European Cup titles in 1979 and 1980, achieving one of football's most remarkable feats.
10. 10
    Jock Stein

    Led Celtic to become the first British club to win the European Cup in 1967 with a squad of players born within 30 miles of Glasgow.
11. 11
    Vicente del Bosque

    Led Spain to unprecedented back-to-back European Championship and World Cup triumphs between 2008 and 2012.
12. 12
    Didier Deschamps

    Managed France to World Cup victory in 2018 and EURO 2024, the first manager to win the World Cup as both captain and coach.
13. 13
    Marcello Lippi

    Led Italy to the 2006 FIFA World Cup title and Juventus to five consecutive Serie A titles in the 1990s.