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- Sir Alex Ferguson (Manchester United) Best finish: 1st. He did alright for someone who would never win anything with kids, didn’t he? Never mind the Premier League; Sir Alex Ferguson belongs to the pantheon of the greatest managers ever to grace the game.
- Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) Best finish: 1st. Comparing coaches from different eras has its limitations, but there is no doubt that Pep Guardiola is one of the finest managerial minds of all time.
- Arsene Wenger (Arsenal) Best finish: 1st. Dismissed by even his own players at first, Arsene Wenger would go on to prove himself as one of the best in the business, becoming the first-ever non-British coach to win an English top-flight title in 1998.
- Jose Mourinho (Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham) Best finish: 1st. “I am a [yes, a] special one.” Has any Premier League manager ever made as much of a splash in their opening press conference as Jose Mourinho?
- Win percentage: 46.9% (160 games)
- Clubs: Swansea, Liverpool. Outstanding news: Brendan is in. In our mind, all of his victories came in that rip-roaring ‘so very near’ Liverpool season of 2013/14 – but as 75 wins in one season isn’t mathematically possible, clearly he did chalk up a few triumphs around it.
- Win percentage: 47.9% (94 games)
- Club: Chelsea. The likeable Italian with a twinkle in his eye and not a hair on his head was a successful Blues boss around from 1998 to 2000. His greatest glories came in domestic and European cup competitions, but he also took Chelsea to a third-place league finish in 1998/99, back in the pre-Abramovich era when that was an impressive feat rather than a recipe for your instant sacking.
- 7 Rafa Benitez - 5 Trophies
- 6 Gerard Houlier - 6 Trophies
- 5 Jurgen Klopp - 7 Trophies
- 4 Jose Mourinho - 13 Trophies
- 3 Pep Guardiola - 13 Trophies
- 2 Arsene Wenger - 17 Trophies
- 1 Sir Alex Ferguson - 34 Trophies
Coming in at number seven is Benitez, who won a total of five trophies during his spells at both Liverpool and Chelsea. Unfortunately, the Spaniard never achieved success in the Premier League, but he did win the Champions Leaguein 2005 with Liverpool - producing one of the greatest comebacks against AC Milan in the final. In total, Benitez has won...
Houllier is the second Liverpool manager to make the list, having won a total of six trophies during his time in England with the Merseyside club. Although there was no Champions League under the Frenchman, the Reds were still successful in Europe, winning both the UEFA Cup and the UEFA Supercup while Houlier was at the helm. By the time he left Li...
Jurgen Klopp guided Liverpoolto their first title in the Premier League era in the 2019/20 season, beating Manchester City by an enormous 18 points. If that wasn't impressive enough, Klopp also came second to Guardiola's side despite accumulating over 90+ points on two separate occasions. The German brought far more success than just the Premier Le...
This is the point at which the list takes a huge jump, and Jose Mourinho is the first of two managers to have won 13 trophies during their time in England. The self-proclaimed 'special one' first won the Premier League title in the 2004/05 campaign, with his most recent triumph coming during his second spell at Chelseain the 2014/15 season. The Por...
Pep Guardiola also has 13 trophies to his name during his spell in England, but comes in above Mourinho as he has won the Premier League on five occasions, compared to three for the Portuguese. For some, Guardiola's success at City will forever have an asterisk next to it as a result of the concerns regarding their adherence to financial fair play ...
The man who was almost named after his club, Arsenal's Arsene Wenger, is the second most successful Premier League manager of all time, having won 17 trophies during his enormous 22-year spell with the Gunners. The Frenchman produced an 'invincible' Arsenal side in the 2003/04 season and has also won the FA Cup more times than any other manager in ...
Yes, you read that right. The great Sir Alex Ferguson won an astonishing 34 trophies in the Premier League era during his lengthy spell at Manchester United. In that time, he achieved almost every feat imaginable. Winning three titles in a row? Completed that twice. Won the treble? Yes. Won the league with a strong core of academy graduates? The 'c...
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May 20, 2022 · Sir Alex Ferguson - 13. 6. Unsurprisingly, Ferguson tops the list with 13 Credit: GETTY. Manchester United's legendary manager leads the way with an incredible 13 titles. Under his guidance,...
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- Pep Guardiola. 2.34 points-per-match. Taking top spot as statistically the greatest Premier League manager of all time is Guardiola, who took charge at the Manchester club after stints with European powerhouses Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
- Alex Ferguson. 2.16 points-per-match. Just missing out on top spot is Ferguson, who effortlessly won a ludicrous amount of honours at Old Trafford. Recording a staggering 2.16 points-per-game, he lifted 13 league titles during his period of dominance with Manchester United.
- Jurgen Klopp. 2.12 points-per-match. Taking the bronze medal is Klopp, who impressively transformed the state of affairs at Anfield and has turned Liverpool into one of the most dominant forces in Europe.
- Roberto Mancini. 2.05 points-per-match. The man responsible for the truly iconic ‘AGUUUEEEERRRROOOOO’ moment, Roberto Mancini guided Manchester City to that famous title in the 2011/12 season, pipping their local rivals to the crown with the last kick of the season.
Jan 14, 2021 · Sir Alex Ferguson: The Best of the Best. You can’t think of successful Premier League managers without thinking of the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson. The 79-year-old has an incredible history, winning by far the most trophies in England as a manager. In 26 years managing Manchester United, Ferguson won 38 trophies, with an astonishing 13 ...
The most successful manager in the Premier League is Alex Ferguson, who won 13 titles – more than twice as many as any other manager – with Manchester United between 1993 and 2013. Sam Allardyce has managed the most teams in the Premier League, having taken charge of nine different clubs: Bolton Wanderers, Newcastle United, Blackburn Rovers ...
