Manager with most Champions League titles, wins, trophies as coach in UEFA tournament history

The Champions League title is the pinnacle of each European season with heavyweight teams and managers fighting it out for the famous trophy.

Real Madrid have dominated the competition throughout its history, as its predecessor as the European Cup, and also since the competition's format change to the Champions League in 1992.

Seven managers have won a European Cup or Champions League title with Los Blancos, as part of the club's historical dominance of the competition.

The list of title winning managers includes some of most iconic managers in football such as Carlo Ancelotti, Sir Alex Ferguson, Pep Guardiola, Bob Paisley and Zinedine Zidane. The Sporting News looks down the record books here.

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Manager with the most Champions League trophies

Carlo Ancelotti's win over Liverpool in Paris in 2022 secured his fourth Champions League title as a manager, and a second with Real Madrid.

The veteran Italian won his first title in 2003, at AC Milan, before securing revenge over Liverpool in the 2007 final, after losing out in the 'Miracle of Istanbul' in 2005.

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Ancelotti's predecessor in Madrid, Zinedine Zidane, is the joint most successful Champions League coach with one team, with two wins, alongside former Liverpool boss Bob Paisley.

Modern greats such as Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola are down the list a little, on two wins apiece.

Manager with the most Champions League match wins

Ancelotti also leads the list of managers with the most Champions League match wins, with his return to Madrid in 2021 taking him over the 100-win mark. Again, Ferguson and Guardiola are close behind.