Why Does Germany Produce The World's BEST Managers? | Explained

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In our latest Euro Football Daily Explained we look at how Germany is producing some of the very best managers in the world. Hansi Flick, Thomas Tuchel and Jurgen Klopp have all won the Champions League in the past 3 seasons, meanwhile Julian Nagelsmann has become the head coach at Bayern Munich aged just 34. Everything suggests he could become the latest German to lift the European cup with Die Roten this term.
We explore why the Bundesliga champions young managers, the changes at the turn of the century that lead to a complete shift in the German Football Associations footballing philosophy, and how their licensing process to become a top qualified coach caters towards world class talent. Finally we discover what lessons the Premier League and the rest of the footballing community could learn from Germany’s methods!
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[@lwandomadikizela2213]

Nagelsman retired early and was a kit man for Hoffenheim before becoming one of the most exciting manager in Germany and the Bundesliga. Klopp, Flick and Tuchel are the last three managers to win the Champions league and they are German.

[@jonathanlustig]

when you dont get the job purely based on your playing career then its obvious youve done something right

[@abyss18]

yup, if Ole Gunnar Solskjær didn’t score against Bayern that night he wouldn’t be even in the conversation to be a Man UTD manager

[@12thMandalorian]

@@abyss18 should’ve appointed Teddy Sheringham

[@McNojo]

i liked the video but sorry, you can't make a video like that without mentioning the influence of Ralf Rangnick.. the godfather of modern german coaching

[@alexmusic5013]

Agreed, was gunna comment the same. Ralph Rangnick and how he was influenced by Arrigo Sacchi and brought that to Germany

[@ryomawashere4032]

One cannot talk about German coaching without mentioning Ralf Rangnick. Klopp's Gegenpress was inspired by his Hoffenhiem in 2008.

[@majackslelo827]

They play the best squad on the field, not their mates. They also don't make excuses like some…..😏. You play good, you keep your sport. It’s that simple

[@WillMiall]

The Premier league and EFL could learn a lot from some of these tweaks! Absolutely love the rules about having to have an academy and each coach having to work with youngsters first.

[@Isaac-wv1kk]

Love this video. You should do a video on top 10 managerial upgrades this season. Thank you

[@PulkitGoyalMusic]

Great content, and thank you James for editing this

[@soutriklaha9921]

German geniuses 💪

[@markussiahaan5712]

There's the holy 4 respected German managers, and then there's joachim low and his noggins

[@derojuai]

And then there is Gernet Rohr, the clown

[@markussiahaan5712]

Lol

[@clintonnzedimma7501]

@@derojuai naija 😂

[@derojuai]

@@clintonnzedimma7501 yes ooo my brother

[@kenkaneki67]

Everyone forget about Otto Rehagel

[@jojjemathioudakis5023]

HELLAS OLE OLE🏆🇬🇷

[@ahmadzahraniAAZ]

@@jojjemathioudakis5023 that's why.

[@Colt-eq1vm]

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is the GOAT!

[@abyss18]

@@jojjemathioudakis5023 how can you cheer on greece yet have a Malmö pfp

[@jojjemathioudakis5023]

@@abyss18 cause I’m greek but I live in Malmö

[@yohaanalexanderthomas8849]

Moral of the story, merit trumps all

[@mrcleanthedream770]

This was a great video

[@mohdebrahim91]

Because to the Germans, football is a passion. Not a cow for milking money. TV rights are cheaper, match tickets are cheaper. Video game licenses are cheaper.

[@hopfenhelikopter4531]

True, but it isnt thar cheap tho :/

[@Krazy6ix]

Good video guys

[@joshdavis3873]

Banging job Henry 👌🏻

[@YoungTizo]

Cheers James Wayne for the edit!!

[@justlooking1087]

This is actually amazing.

[@EuroExpert_]

This video is stunning

[@kokie_the_traveler.]

Spain with world class managers like pep and Enrique and huge potentials like Xavi and Arteta

[@novakt9407]

So Naglesman is form kit man to being on of the best manager in the world? Sound just like Nate the great (Ted Lasso reference)

[@rezaesmaili10]

Very good

[@divyanshpandey8703]

Education and sports both are wow👌👌👌

[@anthonypipia6990]

Italy has always had the best coaches up until the last 10 years. Lippi Trappatoni Capello Ancelotti Ranieri Conte Allegri Piolo Sarri Inzaghi

[@rohithraman6488]

And my club had four of these managers

[@rifaisuwarto5431]

@@rohithraman6488 juve ?

[@rohithraman6488]

@@rifaisuwarto5431 Chelsea

[@phigbill]

Come on now, have you never heard of Steve Bruce, Neil Warnock, Alan Pardew, Sam Allardyce, Steve McClaren, Mark Hughes etc? Legendary managers, won it all, better than any of these cheap foreign imports pfffft.

[@fugaziishime]

I hope you are being sarcastic. If not, then may god help you.

[@Alex-xn2pj]

Dont forget Sean Dyche

[@NoDaysOff211]

Don't forget the GOAT🐐 rot hudson

[@emmanueludenta331]

Hey Guys..guys,Ole Gunnar Sols..😁😁

[@reginald6451]

Yo and sir Bobby 🙏

[@yudaobon1650]

It used to be Italy...

[@gabrielzadoni2149]

Still elite if you think about the likes of Conte, Mancini, Gasperini, S. Inzaghi, Spalletti, Sarri, Ancelotti etc. And there are also some less known underrated managers like De Zerbi, Italiano or Pioli.

[@yudaobon1650]

​@@gabrielzadoni2149 Yeah, Italy are probably the second best behind Germany right now. But they were clearly the best between the 80s and 00s with Ancelotti, Capello, Sacchi, Lippi, and Trapattoni, all of whom won multiple international titles.

[@DerHobbes]

Well, Italy have their excellent "Scuola Allenatori" which is why Italian managers often are so successful. Such systems thrive if you stop thinking of managers as "jobs for the boys" but a serious, merit-based profession.

[@yl6635]

Hey dougi/Mccubs or Henry . Your opinion to our 7 at the back with flying wingbacks and a flying Star CB. Our CB is a striker turned defender

[@jsayers.]

Germany makes everything great footballers and luxury cars

[@KennethBarr1957]

If Woodward & co. give Ragnick the authority he she have, he will be effective at Utd. The problems aren’t with the managers/coaches. Now Woodward said he is willing to stay on instead of leaving at the end of this season. He should have been gone years ago.

[@youssefmalak4504]

Marco rose one of the best manager in the world!???? LOOOOL 🤣🤣🤣

[@ayvree7160]

Who did ole blow to get his coaching license?

[@Aliawadalla]

Sir Alex

[@franklinchenfranklin4840]

tuchel its my hero

[@pietropes1322]

Used to be Scottish managers were the best, then Italian, then French then Spanish...like most things in football it's cyclical.

[@user-gz3df7pq6s]

I actually wanted to go study over there for a while but this makes me a bit scared

[@cyril3395]

I yearn for a German coach at Utd. Don't know who though, maybe Flick but he's not leaving Germany months to a world cup sigh...

[@SURVIVALCRAZ3]

He’s not leaving Germany to coach for Clown FC

[@TheBusbyBabes]

ralf rangnick, would be best choice. but will never happen because of our owners...

[@cyril3395]

@@TheBusbyBabes Also Rangnick is more into DoF than managing tbh...

[@Colt-eq1vm]

Clownchester Crapnited fc get out of here no chance

[@charlinethom1624]

Coaching the German NT was a dream of his no way is he going to leave that behind to coach that clown team across the pond.

[@AbhaySingh-ty8vd]

It uses to be italy who produced world class managers but now its germany...

[@charlinethom1624]

German efficiency I guess. lol

[@mv0921_]

Why u kno why . Great leaders learn from there old leaders u kno what I mean . Apples dnt fall from a tree that far

[@lamelrose7699]

Before it was spain and now it's Germany,but the question is who next?

[@Ben-tx1qz]

Maybe Italy

[@Njoguh]

Maybe kenya

[@e.tressag4143]

maybe dont say the "dutch system"...

[@cfcmoi]

We're so lucky to have the best German manager itw !

[@alekwilkos4826]

Yes. Kosta Runjaic does a great job at Pogoń.

[@Colt-eq1vm]

Yeah Thomas Tuchel!

[@sunrae3971]

We Germans would like to swap one German manager for a good striker before 2026. Nothing fancy just a regular striker able to winning the world cup in the next 5-10 years. Anyone?

[@hommofroggy5727]

Spain, Italy and Germany all produce world class managers. The difference with Germany is that their playstyle fits better PL thus they look better. German coaches don't work as well in Spain or Italy.

[@koketsontuli5058]

Football Made Simple made this video months ago

[@siphathisiwenxumalo2831]

Julian neggalsem because bayern score more than 4 goala in a match

[@91sonic1]

Dutch aye?

[@nnzmrgnbgn]

What Lords Koeman and der boer 😂🍻😂

[@Colt-eq1vm]

Ronald Koeman looks like this 🤡 van gaal is good but his man management lets him down

[@Colt-eq1vm]

And then theres only Ten Haag thats good

[@donj1]

german grassroots football is elite 💯

[@youngberg100]

Bro , stop saying “BOOO-LEE” are you in grade 4?🙃

[@arkos1179]

Germans are the best(atleast one of them at everything)

[@kemokanyi8965]

Tuchel is the best out of all of them

[@Ben-tx1qz]

Flick literally won 8 trophies in one season!!! Tuchel couldn’t even get win the Ligue 1. Don’t get cocky

[@eddybrash1793]

@@Ben-tx1qz Didn’t he win Ligue 1 with PSG?

[@Ben-tx1qz]

@@moussacisse3775 he was 4th with that monster squad in December. Come on! He’s doing a good job but Flick and Klopp is better

[@kemokanyi8965]

@@Ben-tx1qz go make your findings

[@lamelrose7699]

Klopp and flick are better

[@emperoremperor7514]

But they couldn't win World Cup

[@kberlin85]

They won 4 world Cups already

[@maurovenier8754]

Germany does not produce the best managers. Thus your question makes no sense.

[@kyleorndorff1304]

Feel like Italy still holds the best managers. Germany isn’t as deep.