Top-10 of the best technicians in the history of the Premier

The newspaper Mirror He has compiled a list of the ten best coaches in the history of the Premier League, created in 1992. It includes well-known technicians whose careers have also passed through Spain. They are as follows:

10 Sam Allardyce

He has coach at Bolton, Newcastle, Blackburn, West Ham, Sunderland, Crystal Palace, Everton. He excelled at Bolton, which he took in the second English and left him fighting for the Champions League. There he convinced to sign footballers of the stature of Okocha, Djorkaeff or HIerro. He has caught countless clubs fighting not to descend and has always achieved salvation.

9 Bobby Robson

As Newcastle coach, he did not have the same success as with Ipswich or Barcelona, ​​with which he achieved a European Cup Winners' Cup with Ronaldo. However, he made them make a great leap in quality, taking them out of the low area of ​​the table to put them in high positions on many occasions.

8 Carlo Ancelotti

Along with Zinedine Zidane, the Italian is the only one to have achieved three Champions Leagues. During his Chelsea stage he got the double and even Roman Abramovich later regretted his departure. Now he has the Everton fans in his pocket, a team that he has put back on the map with good football.

7 Kenny Dalglish

He took over Blackburn Rovers, Newcastle and Liverpool. After winning the league with Liverpool, he joined the club of four coaches who had so far conquered the English competition with two different clubs. Blackburn today is not what it was under his command, a fearsome team that often aspired to everything in England.

6 Claudio Ranieri

During his four years on the Chelsea bench, he did not fill the showcases, but laid the foundations for the London team signing Frank Lampard and Claude Makelélé. Years later, with Leicester City, he achieved a true miracle by winning the Premier League against all odds thanks to Jamie Vardy or N'Golo Kanté, then unknown.

5 Jürgen Klopp

He arrived at Liverpool with the intention of giving a facelift to a team that was losing points among the favorites and totally changed the style of play. Proof of their success is that they are the current champions of Europe and that except hecatombe they will lift the Premier League title as soon as the season ends.

4 Pep Guardiola

There is little to say about the philosophy of the Spanish coach. Manchester City bought their game idea and made a huge leap in quality. They have only run out of a year without trophies and last season they got the league clover and national cups. His first league, in addition, was a record, because until then no one had managed to be champion with one hundred points in the classification.

3 José Mourinho

The Portuguese coach had two stages at Chelsea, the first of which was memorable. At Manchester United it may have seemed that he was not up to the task since the last season did not end, but the truth is that he got a valuable Europa League for a club that had been a few skinny cows for a few years. Now at Tottenham, he plans to continue harvesting trophies.

2 Arsene Wenger

The French coach came out of nowhere to give identity to one of the most powerful clubs in England. It went a long way with him for many years and proof of this is the Arsenal of the Invincibles. Without him, it would not have been the same, since his ability to bring out young talents and turn them into high-level professionals was unique.

1 Alex Ferguson

Any coach who takes charge of the red devils you will always have to work under the long shadow cast by the Scotsman. Thirteen leagues, two Champions League and a few cups guarantee him as one of the best coaches in the history of football. Many world soccer legends were at his command.