The 5 best soccer managers in the world

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Soccer’s greatest managers define the game as much as the players do, and today’s top five show why. Hansi Flick is revitalizing Barcelona after a glittering run with Germany and Bayern Munich. Jürgen Klopp, even on a break, remains the motivational genius who turned underdogs into champions. Lionel Scaloni has delivered a World Cup and two Copa Américas to Argentina, creating a dynasty with Messi’s generation. Carlo Ancelotti continues his legendary career now with Brazil, bringing unmatched experience and calm authority. At the top stands Pep Guardiola, the tactical revolutionary whose work with Barcelona and Manchester City cemented him as the greatest manager of all time.

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00:00Soccer is one of the most beautiful games in the world. Passion, skills, incredible plays and legends are forged on the field on a weekly basis all around the world. The brains behind this beauty are the managers. These are the guys who take all the chaos, egos and talent and somehow turn it into trophies.

00:19So here are the top 5 best soccer managers in the world currently. Hansi Flick FC Barcelona. Starting us off is Hansi Flick. This guy has done it all. International success, domestic dominance and now he's cooking up something special in Barcelona. He was Joachim Lowe's right-hand man during Germany's 2014 World Cup win. Fast forward to Bayern Munich and he wins back-to-back Bundesliga titles in 2020 and 2021.

00:48And now at Barca, Copa del Rey against Madrid, La Liga title and coach of the year in 2025. Safe to say, Flick knows how to win and win big.

00:59Jurgen Klopp unattached. Next up, it's Mr. Heavy Metal Football himself, Jurgen Klopp. He might be on a managerial break, but let's be honest, Klopp without football is like a striker without goals.

01:11It won't last. From Mainz to Dortmund to Liverpool, he's been the ultimate underdog whisperer. He didn't just build teams, he built family vibes.

01:21He turned mid-table squads into champions and did it all while hugging basically everyone in sight.

01:27Tactical genius? Maybe not. Motivational genius? Absolutely.

01:32Lionel Scaloni, Argentinian.

01:34Number 3 is Lionel Scaloni, the man who gave Argentina its swagger back.

01:39From caretaker manager in 2018 to World Cup champion in 2022, Scaloni has taken Messi and company to new heights.

01:48Oh, and don't forget the Copa Americas in 2021 and 2024. That's a dynasty, people.

01:55He took Argentina from heartbreak in Russia to being the favourites for 2026.

01:59And the scary part? Scaloni's story is just getting started.

02:04Carlo Ancelotti, Brazil.

02:06Sliding into number 2 is the eyebrow king himself, Carlo Ancelotti.

02:10Um, cool. And with more medals than most clubs.

02:14He's managed everywhere, Parma, AC Milan, Chelsea, PSG, Real Madrid.

02:19And now he's coaching the Brazil national team.

02:22At Milan, he gave us legendary champions league nights.

02:25In Madrid, he somehow got a squad of Galacticos to play as one unit.

02:30And let's be real.

02:31If anyone can get Brazil back to the top, it's Don Carlo.

02:36Pep Guardiola, Manchester City.

02:38And finally, at number 1.

02:39No surprises here.

02:41Pep Guardiola, the guy who literally changed football.

02:45His Barcelona teams invented the modern tiki-taka.

02:48And since 2016, he's turned Manchester City into a Premier League machine.

02:53Six league titles.

02:55Two FA Cups.

02:56Four league cups.

02:57And record after record shattered.

02:59100 points in a season?

03:01Check.

03:02Four league titles in a row?

03:04Double check.

03:05Pep doesn't just win games.

03:07He rewrites how they're played.

03:09Whether he stays at City or not, he's already cemented as the GOAT of managers.

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