Intercontinental Cup
1960 Miguel Muñoz
1961 Roberto Scarone
1962 Luís Alonso (Lula)
1963 Luís Alonso (Lula)
1964 Helenio Herrera
1965 Helenio Herrera
1966 Roque Gastón Máspoli
1967 Juan José Pizzuti
1968 Osvaldo Juan Zubeldia
1969 Nereo Rocco
1970 Ernst Happel
1971 Washington Echamendi
1972 Stefan Kovacs
1973 Roberto Ferreiro (Pipo)
1974 Luis Aragonés
1975 not played
1976 Dettmar Cramer
1977 Juan Carlos Lorenzo
1978 not played
1979 Luis Cubilla
1980 Juan Mugica
1981 Paulo César Carpeggiani
1982 Hugo Bagnulo
1983 Valdir Espinosa
1984 José Omar Pastoriza
1985 Giovanni Trapattoni
1986 Héctor Rodolfo Vieira
1987 Tomislav Ivic
1988 Roberto Fleitas
1989 Arrigo Sacchi
1990 Arrigo Sacchi
1991 Vladica Popovic
1992 Telê Santana
1993 Telê Santana
1994 Carlos Bianchi
1995 Louis Van Gaal
1996 Marcello Lippi
1997 Nevio Scala
1998 Guus Hiddink
1999 Alex Ferguson
2000 Carlos Bianchi
2001 Ottmar Hitzfeld
2002 Vicente del Bosque
2003 Carlos Bianchi
2004 Víctor Fernández
FIFA World Cup
2000 Oswaldo de Oliveira
2001 not played
2002 not played
2003 not played
2004 not played
2005 Paulo Autuori
2006 Abel Braga
2007 Carlo Ancelotti
2008 Alex Ferguson
2009 Josep Guardiola
2010 Rafa Benítez
2011 Josep Guardiola
2012 Adenor Bacchi (Tite)
2013 Josep Guardiola
2014 Carlo Ancelotti
2015 Luis Enrique
2016 Zinedine Zidane
2017 Zinedine Zidane
2018 Santiago Solari
2019 Jürgen Klopp
2020 Hans-Dieter Flick
2021 Thomas Tuchel
2022 Carlo Ancelotti
2023 Josep Guardiola
Coaches with more than one title:
4 times with different teams:
Josep Guardiola (09/11/13/23)
3 times with different teams:
Carlos Bianchi (94/00/03)
Carlo Ancelotti (07/14/22)
2 times with the same team:
Lula (62/63)
Helenio Herrera (64/65)
Arrigo Sacchi (89/90)
Telê Santana (92/93)
Alex Ferguson (99/08)
Zinedine Zidane (16/17)
Won as coach AND as player:
Luis Cubilla (as player for Penarol in 1961 and Nacional in 1971;
as coach for Olimpia in 1979)
Juan Mugica (as player for Nacional in 1971;
as coach for Nacional in 1980)
Carlo Ancelotti (as player for Milan in 1989 and 1990;
as coach for Milan in 2007, Real Madrid in 2014 and 2022)
Zinedine Zidane (as player for Juventus in 1996 and Real Madrid in 2002;
as coach for Real Madrid in 2016 and 2017)
Santiago Solari (as player for Real Madrid in 2002;
as coach for Real Madrid in 2018)
Foreign Coaches:
Helenio Herrera (Argentinian) won for Internazionale (Italy) in 1964/1965
Ernst Happel (Austrian) won for Feijenoord (Netherlands) in 1970
Luis Cubilla (Uruguayan) won for Olimpia (Paraguay) in 1979
Tomislav Ivic (Croatian) won for Porto (Portugal) in 1987
Nevio Scala (Italian) won for Borussia Dortmund (Germany) in 1997
Guus Hiddink (Dutch) won for Real Madrid (Spain) in 1998
Víctor Fernández (Spanish) won for Porto (Portugal) in 2004
Rafa Benítez (Spanish) won for Internazionale (Italy) in 2010
Josep Guardiola (Spanish) won for Bayern München (Germany) in 2013
Carlo Ancelotti (Italian) won for Real Madrid (Spain) in 2014
Zinedine Zidane (French) won for Real Madrid (Spain) in 2016
Zinedine Zidane (French) won for Real Madrid (Spain) in 2017
Santiago Solari (Argentinian) won for Real Madrid (Spain) in 2018
Jürgen Klopp (German) won for Liverpool (England) in 2019
Thomas Tuchel (German) won for Chelsea (England) in 2021
Carlo Ancelotti (Italian) won for Real Madrid (Spain) in 2022
Josep Guardiola (Spanish) won for Manchester City (England) in 2023
Thanks to Roberto Di Maggio for updates
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Author: Marcelo Leme de Arruda
Last updated: 27 Jun 2024
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