Pep Guardiola vs Alex Ferguson vs Jose Mourinho vs Carlo Ancelotti Career Comparison

Pep Guardiola vs Alex Ferguson vs Jose Mourinho vs Carlo Ancelotti Career Comparison - Factual Animation
Pep Guardiola Managerial stats, Alex Ferguson Managerial Stats, Jose Mourinho Managerial Stats, Carlo Ancelotti Managerial Stats 2024
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[@factualanimation]

Who is the best?

[@jeromeyoung4782]

Pep ofcourse.

[@jeromeyoung4782]

Pep is the GOAT manager 🐐 🐐 🐐

[@danijeldomanovic6868]

1.Ferguson 2.Ancelotti 3.Guardiola 4.Mourinho

[@jayminwoo]

​@@danijeldomanovic6868zero knowledge

[@mas-udal-hassan9277]

Your mama 🤣

[@loshkoo]

16 years 38 trophies 😮😮

[@factualanimation]

Absolutely incredible!

[@mas-udal-hassan9277]

Messi's effect 😅

[@jayminwoo]

pep his career 9 years with city so is kdb effect ​@@mas-udal-hassan9277

[@loshkoo]

@@mas-udal-hassan9277 he won 38 trophies and 14 of them won at Barcelona vs

[@SonuSharma-xx2hj]

​@@loshkoothen he farmed the trophies with Bayern ..only Barcelona nd city's trophies should be counted

[@sheedo1999]

All are unique. Fergie performed miracles with aberdeen, who haven't won a league title since. He revamped Man Utd, buit, and rebuilt countless teams, took upon new challengers and still stayed at the top. He underperformed in Europe but how many seasons did he actually have the best team? Jose, done the unthinkable with porto and Inter, won European trophy with United and Roma. Maybe underperformed in Europe with Chelsea and Real Madrid but his work with Porto and Jose keeps him in the Goat Debate. Carlo, won league titles in 5 different leagues, built a great AC Milan team who were mediocre for a decade before he came. Has the magic touch in the CL. He has had great squads, id say the only team he built was the Milan team, did okay at PSG. His work in Madrid, Milan and.winning in all leagues puts him in the Goat debate. Pep, only wants to win playing beautiful football. Hes the youngest, won 3 CL titles and is probably on his way to become the undisputed goat ( people will talk about how much hes spent and rhe.fact that hes.never had to do it as an underdog). Pep will definitely end with rhe.most trophies. Its all open to debate. You can't really say.one is better than the other as we can all give arguments for and against each one!

[@EaEnkiSumer]

Pep Best 🤡

[@FozAir]

calm down

[@SandraVamosova]

Brilliant said,my friend! It s the only one perfect and uniqe coach.Sir Alex Ferguson

[@bakareal-majeed3137]

On if you calculate the transfer budget of Ferguson by factoring inflation, he probably spent more than all.

[@marcusbrsp]

Considering he was a manager for longer than the others, yes. But if you calculate per year (and include inflation) I am sure he has spent less than the others. Many of the great United players in the past came from the academy.

[@UnknownPerson27411]

@@marcusbrsp that is also because the transfer fee's very pretty low compared to now

[@khy6330]

@@marcusbrsp This exactly. A large part of what made ManU so dominate for so long was their youth development system. Case in point: the Class of '92.

[@zimnation]

Let Guardiolla coach teams like Inter milan , Porto and Roma first and see the stats after. I believe Mourinho has proven even with smaller teams. Barcelona, Bayern Munich and ManCity are foregone winners in this football age

[@cosmosokpighe4962]

Mourinho also coached big teams, Chelsea, Man Utd, Inter, Real Madrid. Ancelotti also managed big teams as well. Juventus, Ac Milan, PSG, Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid. Pep is just better than them all. If Pep manages a small team he'd still have better records than them.

[@factualanimation]

Some would say Mourinho never won the UCL with a big team as well. It is a sword that cuts both ways. As a neutral on the matter, both managers are legends and deserve equal respect.

[@gossipsnaija8490]

Is there sense in what you're saying?

[@zariflasker8006]

LOL Pep would dominate with them more than Jose. And also how many ucls does Mourinho have with Madrid huh?

[@zimnation]

@@zariflasker8006 When Mourinho took over Barcelona, probably the best ever assembled team,was as dominant as it gets... So he had to contend with that.

[@fatihkervankaya2286]

Thank you for great statistical summary. Please follow Jose Mourinho from next season as a Coach of Fenerbahçe. Sure he will change this statistic dramaticly 💪

[@WillyNgugi-Flutterdeveloper]

Pep the GOAT!

[@factualanimation]

Will city win 4 in a row?

[@haalandjr6524]

@@factualanimationof course

[@collinsnnadozie5092]

pep has been a manager for 15 years not 16, he took a sabbatical year and he has 12 league titles not 11, Pep is the GOAT.

[@wahidno]

included barcelona B

[@Pecca_21]

Ancelotti 5 Champions, Guardiola 3 so Ancelotti is better than Guardiola

[@xaltotunacheron7544]

and never over-achieved, always managed big spending club that been champions before and stacked with world class players and still managed to spend almost 2 billions

[@JoseFlores-tk7pt]

​@@Pecca_21Ancelotti lleva 13 años más entrenando, unas 11 temporadas aproximadamente contando los tiempos que no entrenaron. Literalmente Ancelotti le lleva 10 años de ventaja y aún así Pep va muy cerca, hace 10 años Ancelotti no tenía 5 Champions si Pep sigue al ritmo que va superará al Ancelotti actual en 10 años o menos.

[@knaanman7670]

Peps rise as a manager came from Barca a team that won the treble before he got there and was so stacked they had one of the greatest strikers in history Theirry Henry coming of the bench. People act like he worked miracles there or that tikki takka is the reason they won-it’s not! That team was stacked out of it’s mind.

[@free7816]

The fear of Pep team is the beginning of parking bus 😂😂😂. Pep best ever 💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥

[@factualanimation]

🤣🤣Do you think he will manage spain national team in future?

[@SonuSharma-xx2hj]

​@@factualanimationyes ..but he has expressed his desire to manage one of brazil nd Argentina in future

[@menteunica8866]

@@SonuSharma-xx2hj , England also

[@Pro_gamers17]

Pep outclass everyone on this list

[@jesusojeda7850]

Let's use an analogy: Imagine a race where all the racers use cars from family sedans up to some sport cars. Then there's this one guy that races using a Bugatti Chiron 300+ and obviously wins. Would you say that he is the best racer?

[@Pid75]

Nope.

[@JoseFlores-tk7pt]

​@@jesusojeda7850leo lloros.

[@jesusojeda7850]

@@JoseFlores-tk7pt Leo a un cobarde que contesta en español, mal escrito en una conversacion en ingles.

[@JoseFlores-tk7pt]

@@jesusojeda7850 no es español mal escrito, antes de decir estupideces deberías al menos pensar un poco. Habla de español mal escrito y pone una coma tras español en la frase "español mal escrito", es que hay que ser tonto.

[@Clastorga]

But Pep has only managed an completely built barca, a poweful Bayern Munich and a free budged man citeh. When guardiola could win a champions with Porto or with a regular squad with smart tactics lets talk about how good he was. Great Managers bright when their squad its not the best in the world

[@kevinsalinas1563]

Then it is not a “regular squad”

[@CristinaPaolaThen]

poor Ancelotti only with the best Milan ever or Real Madrid...

[@faulkyg9186]

Pep is the greatest manager from this well done. Now go manage Luton Town with no money and see how you get on.

[@khy6330]

Give Pep a club that isn't stacked and isn't already dominate in its respective league and he would fail. The only manager in this comparison that took a club on the brink of collapse and transformed them into one of the most recognizable dynasties on the planet is SAF.

[@leonardocontreras9690]

Lol. Do You think Mbappe is going to play for Everton? Big teams want big coaches...simple

[@marcseigar6873]

Pep has only managed elite teams. Compare that with the others who have managed teams like Everton, Spurs, and Parma. It’s easy to have a 74% win rate when you’ve managed the teams Pep has.

[@maxwolf8055]

You are right 👉 Carlo Ancelotti 10 times better than SAF and the big mouth, they both always been in the biggest clubs in the world

[@nemajabakic4546]

​@@maxwolf8055Ferguson in biggest clubs you mean ST. mirren or Manchester united that has given him primary objective to saty in the league that's how big they were when he came there he had best position when he was in Aberdeen it's something pike Atletiko Madrid in laliga

[@khy6330]

@@maxwolf8055 When SAF joined ManU the club was on the brink of collapse, you really need to check your history. SAF BUILT a dynasty whose legacy will live long beyond himself.

[@sebabevilacqua1188]

Guardiola cuando vio que Barcelona no iba poder darle los jugadores que el quería. Se fue... En cambio Ferguson se quedó en Manchester

[@realhealth4all283]

IST is Alex Ferguson with 11.46million pounds spent for every one in 100 wins(338 million per point) 2nd is Pep Guardiola 22.9million(720 million per point) 3rd is Carlo Ancelotti 24.5m(728 million pounds per point) 4th is Jose Mourinho 25.5m(767 million per point)

[@FerdinandCharles-ko7de]

Pep ❤❤❤❤ for life i'm chelsea

[@slavius4425]

the prices during the Alex Ferguson's era were way too smaller

[@MrVvulf]

Even adjusting for inflation, the football market in Pep's era bears little resemblance to that of Ferguson. The rise in television revenues, merchandising, and all the other ways clubs make money these days is reflected in how much player transfers and wages run. Costs as well as income have far, FAR exceeded simple inflation since Fergie's time. For these comparisons, the funds should just be left out of the evaluation. It's apples to oranges. A more useful stat would be comparing the spend of each the top 4-5 clubs in the respective leagues during the manager's era. For example, many folks think Pep outspent everyone else by a country mile. That is incorrect. City ranks around #3. Chelsea and Man United have both spent more in the last 10 years than City.

[@zariflasker8006]

Pep is the greatest manager❤🐐🇪🇸 Edit: Guys plz stop. I just gave my opinion. Stop bursting so much

[@factualanimation]

Incredible manager

[@Nairam10]

No, he isn't. He's a cheque book manager who only won 1 UCL with unlimited money in 8 years.

[@zariflasker8006]

@@Nairam10 Forgot he reached ucl semi finals 5 times with Barcelona

[@Nairam10]

@@zariflasker8006 that was the best squad in the history of football. Even my granny would have done that...

[@helenelston9930]

😂😂😂

[@deeestuary]

However good the stats come out there will always be a question mark over Pep as he has always only managed clubs where he either inherited great players or been given a huge budget to buy them. Would love to see him at Aberdeen, for example, or Porto. Or even Bayer Leverkusen starting at the bottom of the Bundesliga!

[@zariflasker8006]

Pep would dominate those more than other clubs

[@SonuSharma-xx2hj]

Same for Ronaldo.. always played in best clubs of their leagues

[@hoehlentroll8284]

Wright question would be: How good were his clubs before/without him? Yeah just look in the past of the clubs without Guardiola. 🤷‍♂️

[@khojomorrison5493]

And Ferguson managed small clubs and won with them 🤡

[@zariflasker8006]

You guys always say that he managed big clubs. Just look where those clubs were before him

[@Kommaer]

Only those who don't understand what Sir Alex did with Man UTD, can't recognize him as best ever. So, basically whole new generation :)

[@kakun63]

Yup cheated no wonder once he is our utd is shit

[@jaggerg6744]

Numbers dont lie but also you need to get ALL the numbers. Pep is a great coach he does what few other coaches can however look at the teams he has coached, Barcelona with peak Messi, Bayern in its Golden age and Man City that spent millions upon millions. The City project he worked hard on and respect must be given. However Ancelotti did it in Italy and Spain. Mourinho has produced multiple masterclasses. And Fergie was an Iron Man of the league.

[@hoehlentroll8284]

Mourinho gets sacked ever year. He's just a joke.

[@fusheiniibrahim4561]

Who is talking about sacking here?😂

[@smigzenith9863]

Coz we've got ... 💙

[@factualanimation]

Do you think Pep will manage spain national team at some point in future?

[@jquin42000]

One notable factor missing is team quality. Get good results with humble teams AND all-star teams and that’s truly saying something.

[@arunking7822]

Pep has an advantage in that he only managed 3 elite teams

[@davidtuer5825]

That's a disadvantage when comparing his career. It shows that Pep has won with good teams that he has taken over. It doesn't show that he took on poor or average teams and built them into top class winners.teams

[@iangillougley5483]

Fergie by far he turned Aberdeen into a powerhouse . They were not a wealthy club. He then repeated that at Man Utd & created a football empire. In both occasions he started with nothing.

[@badmeetsevil6163]

Exactly. Plus every time a new powerhouse would rise in the EPL (Arsenal, Chelsea, Man City) they would dominate for a bit at first but Man United would always bounce back and take over showing that Ferguson can adapt and level up to meet those challenges.

[@kopijiwa4322]

Pep killed him twice in the ucl final.. Debate is over!!

[@maxwolf8055]

Atalanta from bergamo 150 thousands people and no richer than Aberdeen 😂

[@BrunoFernandesEDITZS]

@@kopijiwa4322With a better team mate Pep Had so much people

[@bornifacengandu873]

Interesting outlook. How do you make this? I wanna learn

[@paulinusobunike9850]

1,Pep, 2 Ancelotti,3 ferguson, 4 mourinho.

[@antoniocordoba6611]

The "Special One" is the "Special Four" 🤣🤣🤣

[@marcodaniello462]

Carlo Ancelotti è l'allenatore più vincente della storia della Champions League🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@Danizin2005]

En el futbol solo existe la champions??

[@michalcityforever69]

Pep is THE GOAT and still have just 53 years

[@Littlehandler]

Nah

[@vovafan]

Top team only

[@michalcityforever69]

@@vovafan why would he manage smaller clubs if he is so good and big clubs wants him? To prove something to cry babies on the Internet 🤣

[@mesnaldo141]

​@@vovafanhe is like cr5 ,he play only a top team

[@factualanimation]

do you think city will win 4 in a row?

[@barryispuzzled]

What you've left out is that in Spain there are only two teams that can win titles. In the English Premier League, anyone can beat the top teams. That's where SAF has been competing all his career.

[@rafaelfelipe9048]

Pepe is the GOAT

[@factualanimation]

Pep*😂

[@florinsalam1085]

Ancelotti so underrated

[@jayminwoo]

so overrated

[@florinsalam1085]

@@jayminwoo overrated for what u moro.n , i can see on your face you are a crying baby city fan

[@mas-udal-hassan9277]

Mourinho >>> Ancelotti

[@lukasnummer1]

@@mas-udal-hassan9277 Mourinho hasn't done something special in too many years now; he needs another successful project, or he won't be seen as being in the league of the greatest managers at some point. I think Ancelotti is far superior, overall.

[@jorik-t6kate]

plastic fan​@@jayminwoo

[@NELSONG12]

Wow! The numbers speak for themselves. Pep Guardiola is the man. Most importantly, he managed the most legendary teams of all time Fc Barcelona.

[@edmatvideoz]

Guardiolla is the greatest ever! Others can rank the others

[@factualanimation]

Great manager!

[@shahzadirani]

zero ball knowledge lol. See the context of the game. Sir Alex literally had to re-build clubs like Aberdeen and United from the ground up. Of course his win percentage is going to take a hit. Another crucial factor is that Pep owes his entire legacy to the referees. Without the help of the refs, he would not win the 2009 UCL and 2011 UCL with Barcelona, and therefore, he'd be irrelevant today.

[@ericwilliams6905]

@@shahzadirani how did sir alex rebuild the best football club in england at the time you're forgetting that city wasn't as good a team without pep stop hating about him cheating show me the proof before speaking

[@shahzadirani]

@@ericwilliams6905​​⁠When Sir Alex took over, United were 11th in the league, had not won the PL or UCL in 25 years, pressure was mounting. He slowly but surely from 1996-1992 started selling those players that were not up to the fitness levels he demanded. And he worked with Eric Harrison and Sir Matt Busby to setup United’s global scouting network and youth academy. That’s how he rebuilt United in a clean and fair manner. And what are you waffling on about??? Pep inherited a City team that had just reached the UCL semi final for the first time in their history under Pellegrini. They came 4th in the league but it wasn’t some sort of calamity at City and the core players that Pep inherited were now seasoned winners having won the PL twice in 2012 and 2014 (Aguero Kompany Yaya Toure David Silva Zabaleta). The rebuild jobs that Sir Alex and Klopp had to do were far more difficult than that of Pep’s. And lastly, Pep literally overhauled his team and bought new players like Walker Stones Mendy Ederson etc. by breaking multiple FFP rules lol.

[@nemajabakic4546]

​@@shahzadirani thanks for writing all this in stead of me

[@3drobot762]

Ancelotti. If you are the best you have to win more Champions than the others

[@marcusbrsp]

He is clearly the worst on this list. The numbers prove it. Winning UCL with Madrid is like winning Ligue 1 with PSG.

[@C.J1106]

@@marcusbrspwhy mourinho couldn’t?

[@da1jo2le]

Pep creates and attracts glamour. He has a very definite concept of how his teams must play and makes them win. The other three coaches are more earthly, more human and, except Mourinho, they are humbler than Pep, yet they all are geniuses. What Ancelotti is doing in RM is amazing, he’s proving to be way more than a coach because dealing with an administrative genius like Florentino must be extremely difficult.

[@toxicgamingyt3578]

BRO FROM WHERE YOU GOT THIS STATS PLEASE REPLY ME BECAUSE I HAD ALSO A FOOTBALL CHANNEL BUT I DIDN'T GET MUCH MORE STATS

[@factualanimation]

There are many sources, but the official websites are the best, like the premier league official website and the like.

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

Soon Ancelloti will have 5 champions league trophies:)

[@constanciotevete6658]

Pep Guardiola, tua best ever.

[@hatah9305]

Ancelotti is by far the best manager ever!

[@quensoueu1]

This comparison would also need their teams budgets too. But good work nonetheless

[@paulinusobunike9850]

is there now' they mention it.

[@paulinusobunike9850]

I no u ar indirectly talking about pep, I will tell this for free, pep doesn't buy world class play, he buy serious average minded player & bring the best out of them, for e.g; Kevin de Bruyn' the reft over from Chelsea pep saw him from woffburg buy him & look at him now, benado silver from Monaco he was an average player then pep buy him' look at him now, Rodri is not playing consistent at atletico madrid pep buy him' look at him the best defensive midfielder in the world right now, Ok' look at mourinho' 2010 squad at inter he inherited, the best, the ones he assemble at Chelsea big players, is only Porto 2003 is a mixture of big & small players, then' Ancelotti 2004/2005 AC Millan squad full of biggest stars, his PSG squad mixture, his Bayern full squad, Farguson also build players in man u, buth' waited so long before winning truphys, Or the pep Barcelona, he was promoted from team B he did Amazing job he remove all the big players' an then, Messi, Iniesta Xavi ar not first eleven then, he promote busquet & Pedro & buy devid villa from Valencia, Daniel Aves from Sevilla, he left only Puyol which is captain & Eto'o as big players, then after one season he swap Eto with Ibrahimovic from inter after one season again ibro when back to Italy to join AC Millan, so pep build Barca the way he wanted, u can see the he did atan city when he came, he remove every body including there best player then which is Yaya Toure, he reft only; Aguero, company, devid silver & fenadinho for some one & two season.

[@DuckFace.]

If Carlo Ancelotti raised his eyebrow every match, he would have had a 100% win rate.

[@wabbitlittle1123]

ppl talking bout money spent, dude acting as if there's no inflation lmao

[@maxwolf8055]

SAF spent 5 times more if we count the inflation. Man United bought everyone in EPL without asking how much , that time they had a lot money to buy all clubs in EPL

[@rufdymond]

Pep is undoubtedly a great but for me Ferguson is out on his own for one single reason - Ferguson took two clubs who had not had success for decades and built them from the ground up to become the best in their respective countries, and not only that, to dominate while he was in charge. The other 3 have mostly all managed teams who were already habitual winners.

[@arshadrahman5532]

Don’t forget Pep always handles big clubs & players with huge budgets compared to Mourinho & Ancelotti, so it’s winning % will be greater than all others, in aspects of Champions League Ancelotti is the best, In League, Sir Alex, success with low budget & low profile club Mourinho is the best. In case the overall comparison of trophies Pep is the best.So they all are the best football coaches in history. As records goes for Pep but he needs to prove to manage a small team to be the greatest coach unbeatable just like Xavi Alfonso did this year.

[@hectorbateki8814]

Now is it easy for big teams to keep you for long if you are not giving results?

[@hectorbateki8814]

If Mourinho was that good why do big clubs not want him

[@factualanimation]

Actually I think what pep has done at big clubs does not need to prove himself at a small club. I mean it is not a guarantee that you'll be successful at big club, Lampard and Pirlo being good examples. Also, let's not forget even Mourinho never won the UCL with Real, Chelsea or Man united, even though no one would say he did not do a good job at those clubs. I'm actually not a city fan so I don't want to seem like I'm defending pep or anything, i'm a neutral on the matter.

[@SonuSharma-xx2hj]

Bodied Ronaldo's entire career

[@hoehlentroll8284]

Yeah poor Ancelotti had to train prime Milan and prime Real multiple times. 🤡

[@richabrams6240]

Unfair comparison, Guardiola has only coached the very best teams at the top of their dominance. He has never had to bring up a team from a struggling position or even mediocracy. No doubt he is a great coach, but has only been tested by taking great teams and making them better.

[@A1_CINEMATICS_]

Great teams my ass, you don't even know what Manchester city was like before pep, by the way you probably started supporting football when pep had already made Manchester city a famous club in England

[@richabrams6240]

@@A1_CINEMATICS_ oooo Think again, when old Sheik Mansour (moneybags) bought MC he set about right away making them a big club and was willing to drop the coin. In the five years before Pep Arrived they won the league twice and came in 2nd twice. I would call that a great team.

[@slavius4425]

It's Carlo Ancelotti and Maurihno problems that they were unable to hold his status high enough and had to take over average clubs like Everton, Roma, Tottenham, etc

[@maxwolf8055]

​@@richabrams6240😂 Manchester United richest club in the world for 25 years and SAF buying everyone in APL 😂 People use your brain or ask someone who has

[@richabrams6240]

@@maxwolf8055 Uh, use your brains to look up history. SAF took Aberdeen (not a top team) and won in Scotland and broke the Celtic Rangers hegemony. He did tons before even coming to United with unfancied teams. Plus, the core of his team at United were home grown players.

[@pavithragowda2219]

I am Madrid fan but pep is one of the greatest manager🎉

[@martinjohnson2830]

It has been always a 2 horse race. Each of the last two managers were sacked like 6 times

[@fernandoenriquez432]

Now and days there's like 8 different tournaments in a year

[@CR7the928]

Ancelotti laughing in Corner with his 4 ucl, 5 are loading......

[@hoehlentroll8284]

... beeing one thousand years older than Pep. 😂 He will catch him. 😎

[@devbyveritech]

Pep still better

[@hoehlentroll8284]

Guardiolas UCL win% is better than the others league win%. Says it all.

[@wassim9763]

says what? he had MESSI!

[@hoehlentroll8284]

@@wassim9763 The three others had Ronaldo.

[@petervanvelzen1950]

The statistics are clearly in favor of Pep Guardiola, however Ancelotti may soon have one as many Champions League titles as two of the others combined.

[@johnowen7302]

Pep has always walked into clubs who were primed and ready to win,

[@marcosetnavrec899]

Completely agree, very very overrated.

[@kopijiwa4322]

Prime? How much trophies that mancini and pelegrini have with city?

[@Danizin2005]

​@@marcosetnavrec899Ustedes lloran mucho PEP>>>>cualquier entrenador

[@Tempura-kf9cd]

​@@marcosetnavrec899Alex took up united who let's not mention their form at the time When pep took city they weren't that good sure 2 leagues but still and stop talking about money it's not Peps fault his club is rich and Barca was on a short budget at the time pep is the greatest now start crying

[@nemajabakic4546]

​@@kopijiwa4322 He had core that won PL twice Alex had core that finished 11th year before and was 25 years without any trophy in Manchester (true one)

[@antonnoel3579]

Every manager in here is top class manager with no doubt. What made difference within or out of success, would vastly depend on clubs budget and underlying philosophy. Recounting this, I would safely say, would never vilipend or minimize manager capability. Not dealing much with type of game, they all deserve credit that they have earns through history though, while all this fluffs within them. There are also less mistake available and could perhaps tricks some to have sought great difference. But there availing aphorism which goes with this saying, "Doesn't matter how you play the game, its winning that counts"---I love all of them and their tactics, not to forget management styles. I believes "Mou", If could not be manager perhaps we would have seen him in very great role as greater activist or motivation speakers who can use available resources. Though "Guard" likes to thrives through standard and beautifulness. He would have been great designer as it he as been manufacture engineer somewhere, he like to clench to the pursuit of perfection . Fergie, more father role and leader, who perhaps can thrives in any productive company. So seamlessly, his curiosity prefer him to cling to even niche details at home so much so that to bring person on his apex of performance. Much over, oceans of opportunity would have uttered for "Carlo" intelligent, quick thinker and person who prefer to embark simple solution with not so lavishly resources. All in all, purging all these facts enshrines to all manager; I would fervently say, we are so luckily to have seen these greater manager at our history and perhaps they would stay much longer in history books.

[@macca9320]

Sir Alex spending needs to add inflation to it. He has not even managed in 15 years.

[@factualanimation]

True that, It's alot more adjusted to inflation for sure, some sources say that Sir Alex spending would be more than pep when adjusted to inflation, but i just wanted to add the original figure.

[@Madrid.9395]

Exactly 💯, you took the words right out of my mouth

[@mas-udal-hassan9277]

Exactly 💯

[@thomasmulenga2449]

True and that's a fact

[@jayasq6103]

3.6 billion if you factor in inflation.

[@godsyndromes8323]

Pep best league coach, Carlo is best ucl coach, mourinho best dark horse team coach, and Ser Alex just Ser Alex, legend of all time

[@joniro3372]

Weight the criteria to evaluate them and come up with winners. It all depends on how much weight you assign to the statistics. I would weight winning percentage and trophies per year. Pep just won his 39th trophy and will likely get his 40th against Man U on Saturday. If so, he wins by a long shot. Some recognition has to be given though to team rebuilds too but not sure how to weight it. Money spent on players is irrelevant unless you can compare it to a league average and then come up with a ratio. Pep has spent a lot but according to him, he has been outspent by Man U first, Chelsea 2nd and Arsenal 3rd the past 5 years. (So he may be lower than league average) Regardless of how you slice it he will likely take it, but don't forget he worked with the best players on average.

[@joaopedrofontestraducoes]

Guardiola and it's not even close. Every team he's in is a monster.

[@joncarlonunez3876]

Pep stats are watered down with the teams he’s coached. Let’s see what he does after City with a different team. Jose took risks and has done wonders with smaller clubs. Fergie, Legend. Carlo, Goated, 1 of 1

[@afzalakbar3541]

Peps stats are amazing

[@maxchan3497]

Ferguson is the GOAT, the people who agree with Pep is too young.

[@andilematota56]

Pep is the best manager and many great footballers were produced by him 🏆🏆

[@hilarion886]

Who?

[@khy6330]

Pep was handed teams that were already stacked and dominate in their respective leagues, he didn't "build" anything, just capitalized on good timing and the hard work of the managers that came before him. Not that Pep isn't a world class manager, but he simply isn't in the same league as SAF who build a dynasty from a club on the brink of collapse. Something no other manager in this comparison has done or could do.

[@JohnSmith-gg9zp]

When you have the best team in every league its muche easier...plus lots of many for transfers..

[@Hoineki76]

The one who coach the GOAT Lionel Messi has better percentage in every stats...simply GOAT effect

[@shivamsingh7389]

Prime Barca, Prime Bayern and Prime City. Not denying that Pep is a genius, but qualitative analysis without taking into consideration the circumstances surrounding it is ridiculous. SAF built a dynasty that shall outlast even him (Liverpool fan), Mourinho has won the CL with Porto and Inter, with players closer to retirement 😳. Don Carlo has won 4 CL and has managed AND created legends of the game. Pep has brought a whole new level of competition and has certainly set ridiculous standards but considering that he got Prime time Barca, Bayern and City and still spent the most money, that's crazy. Pep certainly has a bit of an unfair advantage in that sense. IMO Mourinho is the greatest manager ever.

[@thehabibiefarooq9135]

1. Pep 2. Ancelotti 3. SAF 4. Mourinho

[@wisdommunkonge8343]

Pep---->Mourinho ----->Ancelotti -----> Feggie

[@factualanimation]

Legends!

[@danijeldomanovic6868]

Ferguson Ancelotti Guardiola Mourinho

[@mas-udal-hassan9277]

​@@danijeldomanovic6868 🤡

[@uberhnz]

Of course all of them are great. I find the statistics of Guardiola a bit skewed though. As he took over 2 top teams in the world (Messi Barca, and money-infused City) and made them dominant. if compared to someone like Jürgen Klopp for example, who took over mediocre mid-table teams (Dortmund & Liverpool) to turn them into worldclass - not sure who is actually "better". But I know what is more admirable.

[@robertobaggio3337]

How many champions league you have , This is the only measurement

[@albertoarreola5791]

Video title: Who is the best manager. Out of this four gentleman; the first one who coaches a national team and become a world champion.

[@BenTamir]

Pep is the goat But remember he only trains the best of the best teams that were great before him and had insane budget

[@kayodebradnock8954]

He revamped Barca

[@marcusbrsp]

To be fair, you and me could manage Real Madrid. That job is like: "okay, boys, go in there and win again."

[@hafizabdulrehmanatif9979]

So, you asked them to play Italian defense in CL quaters at ittihad 😅 That was a brave call and could easily back fire

[@C.J1106]

Why mourinho benitez capello gus hidink failed

[@7hf]

Mr ancelotti 5 ucl 🐐

[@gammaray2260]

4

[@7hf]

@@gammaray2260 At Wembley he will have 5 🤌🏽

[@adamulabaran953]

Ancelotti is best

[@joshuakla6267]

Not on paper. I think Guardiola is a genius and Alonso is on his way to be the same.

[@opereidris3158]

From the analysis, Pep Guardiola outwit others going by the figures churn out in the video, one more thing, he's a football ever and undisputed manager with his humility and creative uncommon ingenuity that tarry above all.

[@gabrieltheophilus8062]

Pep all the way.

[@deadwrong3176]

Гвардиолу , Моура и Папу Карла в Абердин Задача минимум это лига и лига Европы

[@epicuser4513]

Why didn't you mention all their trophies and manager awards?

[@factualanimation]

Trophies are mentioned, maybe manager awards in a future update. Thanks!

[@epicuser4513]

@@factualanimation Alright, love the content by the way, keep it up!

[@thabisohitchdladla]

Barcelona , Man City, Bayern --> Wow PEP I would have similar stats...

[@factualanimation]

It takes massive talent and dedication to achieve at big clubs bro. It is easier with the right people around you, but don't forget the player egos you have to deal with and also the incredible pressure to win trophies at big clubs.

[@KatharAtlantean]

I wonder how Bob Paisley's stats would compare with these four?

[@SuperAz000z]

Pep in 16 years wins 2.3 trophies, let say 2 per year that’s crazy

[@JoelB-sp1sw]

it's clearly between SAF and Pep, i'd just call them equal cuz pep has a higher win rate and more trophies for the years managing, but also had Saudi backing, a ridiculous amount of money and both big clubs he managed were already competing for leagues and with amazing squads, whereas SAF won the league with Aberdeen 3 times, ontop of the super cup. He also built Manchester United as they are now, from a really poor squad of drunks, considering this I'm willing to say he is most definitely equal to or better than pep, his managerial career had been harder for sure, and managing Aberdeen and other smaller clubs certainly worsened his overall win rate.

[@wassim9763]

Pep did well with building Man City and playing his system but Barcelona had the best player in history in a league that's basically against 1 other team. He definitely improved Barcelona though. Bayern are usually favourites to win the league too.

[@khy6330]

What did Pep "build" at City? He inherited a club that was already dominate in its league... Same with Barca Same with Bayern

[@wassim9763]

@@khy6330 You're right! He's a BUM!

[@sokopinions]

You need to adjust for inflation when looking at expenditure

[@natesn0w562]

To be honest these are just stats and can be interpreted in so many ways, thus, they tell us nothing at all. Though Pep stats look better than the rest, it doesn’t tell us that he hasn’t coached any weaker team…Barcelona, Bayern, and City. He’s managed only top clubs with both quality and money to help him succeed. Also, within 16 yrs, if Pep has managed to spend $1.6B, then all things being equal by the time he gets to the years Sir Alex and Carlo at he’d have spent almost double, about $3B. One can then argue, he needs a lot of money to succeed thus it doesn’t necessarily indicate he’s a better manager than the others especially Sir Alex and Carlo. Several deductions can be made from these stats. Personally, just this deduction alone tells me Pep needs a lot of money to buy his type of players, to play his type of football to succeed. He’s not as adaptable as the others. Does that make him better than them, no.

[@Mateusz_wojtczak]

All 4 of them are absolutely insane managers. There are 2 or 3 more who I consider to be great but those for are without a question insane. Ancelotti - mostly overlooked as a "goat" manager but his records across the years are truly remarkable. If he wins this years UCL it will be something never seen before and hard to replicate. Ferguson - for me what he did with Aberdeen was memorable. But in Manchester, he showed his true colors. Managed them for many years, made a very struggling and average team a winning machine. Throughout the generations he had to build and rebuild and always surrounded himself with average or good players and made some of them great. The only exception might be Cantona who was a superstar back then. Pep - Yes, he managed mostly top teams with mostly great players but you can't take away his input in today's football. His style of play is enjoyable to watch, very efficient and completely dominating. I am confident he would be able to replicate this in a mid-table team just like Alonso is doing with Leverkusen this year. Mourinho - What he did with Porto and Inter is mesmerizing. Not the most exciting style of play but very strict and direct in what he does. I hope he reinvents himself and puts yet another drama story to his name.

[@sheedo1999]

i.agree. I've literally wrote a similar take to yours on all 4 managers. They all have a claim to be the goat but we don't truly have a undisputed winner

[@fusheiniibrahim4561]

Your bias analysis of Mourinho shows you are a pep fun. Mourinho resurrects fallen giants unlike Pep. Pep is simply a smart coach and not a genius like people try to make us believe. Before Mourinho signed for Madrid, it hadn't won la Liga for six consecutive years, eighteen years without Copa DeRay and fourteen years without playing in the quarter final of the UCL. Non of his competitors managed clubs at such a low level. I could easily have continued with other clubs but I wouldn't because, Mourinho is the undisputable g.o.a.t!! Football is competitive sports and not an avenue for advertisement of styles and philosophies.

[@Mateusz_wojtczak]

@@fusheiniibrahim4561 sorry to disappoint you but I'm far from being a Pep fanboy. I have been a Manchester United supporter since they won their treble in 99. If I had to rate them in order, and it's only my opinion, it would be: Ferguson, Mourinho, Ancelotti, Pep

[@stanadams5541]

Ten hag is the funniest ❤

[@factualanimation]

🤣🤣 Do you think he will still be at united next season?

[@maxwolf8055]

10 egg is the best Manchester United coach for their Championship journey 😂

[@user-qs2yd5nl8p]

Can you pls do neymar 2015 vs messi 2015 . Who deserved ballon d or . Video

[@yass6305]

Forget the stats. Question is can Fergie, Jose and Ancelotti achieve the success of Pep with the teams he managed? Probably. Can Pep repeat what the other 3 did? Tough.

[@LovisGyedu]

Guardiola is gem

[@Stockfish1511]

Saf took a broken united and made it to the most feared team in the world. Guardiola managed most rich and established teams in every country with pretty much infinite money pouring. I rank saf highest then pep then jose then ancelotti

[@jjhenry3338]

Best manager to win a cup final - Jose Mourinho Best manager to take care of the club future - Sir Alex Ferguson Best Manager with new ideas - Pep Guardiola

[@Seyir_Kanali]

If a measurement is made without taking into account a coefficient related to the performance of other coaches who have coached the same team, I consider this measurement invalid.

[@philaninyawose1876]

Though , I think the amount spent by each manager should also be a factor . Pep have got a unfair advantage that he can bring any player inthe world to his squad , Alex Ferguson won his trophies by bring unknown players to his team while spending very less , He took on teams that were not performing too good and transformed them . Pep has gone to Barca , Bayern and Man City, all these teams were doing okay with or without Pep . I say we give Pep a team like Tottenham, Atletico Madrid or Sevilla . Let him coach a team outside a league's top 5 teams .

[@gossipsnaija8490]

Pep is the greatest manager

[@CokelatLumer_]

Mourinho coaching style is the best. He's fun and motivating. Well, Pep is as good as him. His coaching style is strict and motivating.. all the best with their own style coaching

[@burakorun4592]

Fergurson is GOAT but Jürgen Klopp made so much teams with lower budget to top teams.

[@chrispp8642]

I ll go with Klopp. He takeing clubs to the next level.

[@turkeyman631]

When the two teams you have managed are Barca and Man City when they were both just destroying each one of their leagues lol

[@JuanPablo-vw7ko]

Carlos Salvador Bilardo. By far the best.

[@GM-kz4qw]

Guardiola ✔️ next…

[@Debater_the_Curator]

i think this is very unfair for mourinho since he coached teams way worst than Man city or barcelona, just the last 3 teams, ROMA, Man UTD and Tottenham. I want to see how guardiala leads with a team with no money.

[@chrisphallheatlover9848]

Peps records are insane, The true Goat of management. And was also a Class player.