The top ten coaches in world football in the past ten years The importance of a coach to a team is self-evident. The following are the best coaches in world football in the past ten years in my opinion. There must be a lot of meaning in them. It's a very personal emotion, everyone is welcome to discuss it together.

No.10 Scolari

Scolari is destined to be recorded in the history of Brazilian football. He When the army was defeated, he was ordered to stand in the midst of danger, turn the tide before it fell, and help the building before it collapsed. He turned a team that stumbled out of the qualifying rounds into a team of kings that won the Hercules Cup with a complete victory record. After his success, he took charge of Portugal and helped the host country reach the European Championship finals in history. Several substitutions at critical moments yielded miraculous results, showing off the style of a famous coach.

No.9 Arsene Wenger

When the Frenchman first joined Arsenal, Arsenal fans probably did not expect that a new era had begun. Arsenal, known as "a safe haven for drunkards and gamblers", was under his Under his leadership, he won two double championships, and in the 2003-04 season, he won the historic title with an undefeated record. What is even more admirable is that he has a keen eye for talents, and each young person has embarked on the road to superstardom under his leadership. No Wenger, there is no Arsenal that has attracted countless fans today.

No.8 Milutinovic

Perhaps his record in coaching the club is disastrous, but he has led 5 consecutive The team entered the World Cup finals and entered at least the top 16 in four consecutive World Cups. It led the football team of the most populous country in the world to the World Cup for the first time. These are worthy of the name of a magical coach. Milu, Thank you forever.

No.7 Bianchi

He has no successful experience coaching European giants, but this does not prevent him from becoming one of the most outstanding coaches in South America.1993 He coached Sarsfield for 20 years and won three league championships in 3 years. In 1994, he helped the team win the first and only South American Libertadores Cup in history. Defeating the all-powerful AC Milan in the Toyota Cup announced the decline of the Milan dynasty. He joined Boca in 1998 and won the Copa Libertadores three times, becoming a veritable Copa Libertadores professional. Going to Tokyo four times in nine years to compete in the Toyota Cup is an unprecedented feat.

No. 6 Hitzfield

The Bundesliga's heavyweight coach dedicated to the world. He helped Dortmund achieve the most glorious achievement in history: the European Champions Cup in the 1996-1997 season. The team has since entered the European giants. Bayern has won four Bundesliga titles and one Champions League title. Today, when German football is in decline as a whole, it has resolutely carried the highest banner.

No.5 Jacquet

Before the 1998 World Cup, he was under tremendous pressure. He failed to win many warm-up matches. Cantona, who was abandoned at the height of his career at Manchester United, was even more criticized. But he withstood it and successfully made a "nothing" team "Forward"'s team won the World Cup, ushering in the heyday of French football. Although he was not the leader of the subsequent European Cup champions, I prefer to think that it was a continuation of his glory. I guess some of you feel the same way as me on this point. There are many fans.

No.4 Pereira

Choose him not only because he led Brazil to win the World Cup in 1994, but also because he brought the advanced concepts of European football into football Kingdom. Let the conceited Brazilians understand that football can be played like this. It played the most brilliant chapter of Samba football: the Brazilian team has reached the finals of the World Cup for three consecutive times since 1994, and has reached the top twice. It is the credit of Pereira, the pioneer. I believe that the America's Cup he just won is just the beginning of another legend for him.

No.3 Ferguson

For many Manchester United fans , Ferguson is Manchester United, Manchester United is Ferguson. They can lose King Cantona and forget their idol Beckham, but they must not be without Ferguson. When Ferguson announced his contract extension, he walked into the Old Trafford When Ford won the championship, more than 60,000 fans stood up and cheered for him. You don't need to experience this kind of scene in person, just imagine it. It is exciting. Ferguson's role for Manchester United cannot be summarized by listing those championships. He is the whole The godfather of a generation of Manchester United people and the founder of a dynasty.

No.2 Capello

This is a name that awes the football world. Whether in Milan or Madrid, Roma, he will bring the championship wherever he goes. Milan's 58 games unbeaten, a rare idol coach in the hearts of Real Madrid fans, the source of strength for Roma's re-emergence.

He never rests on his laurels, never rests on his laurels, constantly learns, and constantly creates new things. In his several years in Rome, he was the number one star-maker in Serie A. Capello, he is synonymous with championships.

No.1 Rehagel If there is a coach in the world who is dedicated to writing myths, then he must be Rehagel. There is no need to talk about his achievements in Bremen, nor to elaborate on his sentence: When Whenever I walk into a stadium in Germany, I can always recall the famous saying that the person in charge is my student. It is enough to mention the "Myth of Kaiserslautern" and "Greek Myth" that he created. Where in the world? Which coach can lead a newly promoted team to win the championship that year? Who can lead a team like Greece to the pinnacle of European football? Rehagel, he is the thirteenth god on Mount Olympus, he is a myth in himself , a myth that is difficult to describe in words.