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| His 44 day spell at Leeds was the subject of the novel The Damned Utd; he later won two consectutive European Cups with Nottingham Forest. | |
| Famous for saying 'a jockey doesn't have to have been born a horse' about non-players becoming managers, his AC Milan side won 8 major titles between 1988 and 1990. | |
| In 2012, he became the only manager to win the World Cup, European Championships, and Champions League; he also won 9 titles as a player with Real Madrid. | |
| Has won the league title with every club he has ever managed, although two of his titles were stripped from him as a result of the Calciopoli match-fixing scandal. | |
| Currently the only manager ever to win three European Cups, all with a Liverpool side he also led to six league titles in eight seasons. | |
| Commemorated with a statue in Kyiv, his Dynamo side won 13 league titles and 9 domestic cups and were the first Soviet side to win a major continental competition. | |
| Pioneer of Catenaccio with his 'Grande Inter' team that won 7 major titles between 1963 and 1966; he also managed France, Spain, Italy, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, and Roma. | |
| His achievements in international football include leading South Korea and Australia to their best-ever performances in World Cups, and Russia to their best post-USSR Euros finish. | |
| The first manager to win both the Champions League and World Cup, in 1996 with Juventus and 2006 with Italy respectively. | |
| Was the first manager to win the European Cup with two different sides; he also led the Netherlands to the 1978 World Cup final, where they lost to Argentina. | |
| Knighted in 1999, his 46 trophies make him, in terms of pure numbers, the most successful British manager of all time. | |
| Has won the Champions League twice with Porto and Internazionale; his Chelsea side also holds the record for the highest points total in Premier League history. | |
| Has won an incredible 14 trophies since beginning his senior mangerial in 2008, including two Champions League trophies in 2009 and 2011. | |
| His Babes took Manchester United from the depths of the 1958 Munich disaster to their first European Cup in 1968 - impressive for a former Manchester City and Liverpool player! | |
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| As manager of Ajax, Barcelona, and the Netherlands throughout the 1970s, he is usually credited with inventing Total Football. | |
| Also considered one of the greatest players of all time, his management rejuvenated an ailing Barcelona in the '90s, laying the groundwork for their recent dominance. | |
| Won Euro 2004 with Greece despite pre-tournament odds of 250-1; also holds Bundesliga records for the most matches, wins, draws, defeats, goals for and goals against. | |
| Voted the Bundesliga's greatest ever manager, he won the Champions League with both Dortmund and Bayern, as well as 7 Bundesliga titles in total. | |
| The longest-serving manager in Real Madrid's history, he won 8 domestic titles in the 1960s as well as two European Cups in 1960 and 1966. | |
| An English Division One league title with Ipswich earned him the England manager's job, where he became the only manager to ever win them the World Cup. | |
| Coached the Austrian Wunderteam of the 1930s, pioneering the W-M formation and becoming one of the most tactically influential managers of all time. | |
| Won the World Cup with Brazil in 1958 and 1962 as a player, in 1994 as assistant manager, and most famously, in 1970 as manager of a team often described as the best of all time. | |
| With Juventus, he became the only manager to win the European Cup, Cup Winner's Cup, UEFA Cup, European Super Cup, and Intercontinental Cup with the same team. | |
| Also a winner of league titles with Barcelona, AZ, and Bayern, his annus mirabilis was 1995, when his Ajax side won 5 trophies, including the Champions League. | |
| Joined a then-Second Division Liverpool in 1961 and left in 1974 after winning a UEFA Cup, 2 FA Cups, and 3 league titles. | |
| Often considered to be Arsenal's greatest and most important manager, he won the club's first-ever trophy in 1930's FA Cup. A statue of him was unveiled at The Emirates in 2011. | |
| Won Britian's first European Cup with Celtic's Lisbon Lions of 1967, along with 25 domestic titles and cups in Scotland. | |
| A World Cup with Brazil and 2 Copa Libertadores with Grêmio and Palmeiras sit alongside a disppointing spell at Chelsea on his CV. | |
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