Managers & Coaches
16 entries in the FIFA World Cup compendium.
Mário ZagalloThe only man to wear the World Cup crown four times—two as a boy on the pitch, two from thHelmut SchönThe quiet architect who turned West Germany's golden generation into World champions.Johan CruyffThe man who proved a team could be greater than the sum of its parts on the world's biggesCarlos BilardoThe architect who gave Maradona a team and gave Argentina a second crown.Bora MilutinovićOne man, four nations, four World Cups—the only manager to ever pull off the impossible.Guus HiddinkThe Dutch tactician who turned the world's underdogs into World Cup semi-finalists.Vicente del BosqueThe quiet professor who turned a beautiful idea into a World Cup trophy.Joachim LöwThe quiet tactician who turned Germany into the world's most terrifying pressing machine.Alf RamseyOne man, one trophy, one nation's eternal summer of 1966.César Luis MenottiThe philosopher-coach who turned Argentina's 1978 World Cup into a revolution in beautifulJuan Carlos LorenzoThe pragmatic Uruguayan who turned a 1990 dark horse into a semi-final force.Carlos Alberto ParreiraThe scientist who taught the most creative nation on Earth to win with geometry.Erich RibbeckA quiet architect in the long German story of World Cup football.Berti VogtsFrom glove-stained hero to touchline strategist, Vogts carried Germany through two World CFranz WohlfahrtA chalkboard, a flat cap, and the quiet conviction that structure beats spectacle.Carlos CecottiThe defender who carried the Maracanã's ghost into the coaching box.
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