5 Most Title Winning Managers in Serie A

The Italian Top Flight, Serie A has a legendary status of its own. It is often considered one of the toughest leagues in the world especially for the strikers. It is because of the heavy use of defensive mindset tactics. 

The Defenders in the Italian league are often considered the toughest because of their raw energy and pure dedication at the back line. The managers in Serie A are often praised for their game control.

So, here are 5 Most Title Winning Managers in Serie A.

5. Roberto Mancini – 3 titles 

The first name on this list is rightfully held by the current Italian National team manager, Roberto Mancini. He achieved all three Italian Top Flight titles with Inter. He was always known for his “Defense First” ideology.

He has made his name in the Serie A which ultimately got him the national team managerial post which he is currently enjoying. And to be honest he is not just enjoying it but excelling in it, As he recently won the UEFA Euro Cup with Italy.

4. Antonio Conte – 4 titles

This Italian mastermind is a classic example of sheer class. His impact on the Italian game is quite much more than just stats. His tactics, his enthusiasm on the pitch is exceptional. The current Tottenham Hotspur manager has enjoyed great spells with both Inter and Juventus during his time in the Serie A.

His “playing from the back” tactics have given him fruitful results in his career. He is an ironic manager because he laid the stepping stone by winning 3 Serie A titles in a row for Juventus after which he left but which established a record 9 titles in a row for Juventus.

And then ending that Juventus Monopoly by winning the Serie A with Inter in the 2020/21 season. Just some Antonio Conte things, and by that created history.

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3. Fabio Capello – 5 titles

Fabio Capello is one of the most successful coaches in the history of the game. He has won many silverwares during his astonishing career as a manager. He dominated Italian football in the 90’s by winning 4 titles in a row with AC Milan.

He also won one title with Roma. The main talking points were his two titles with Juventus that got revoked due to clash with the fair play rules of the Serie A and that were 2004/05 and 2005/06 seasons.

Regardless of this blunder by the Juventus FC that got them into relegation and even nullifying their titles, Fabio Capello will always be remembered as the coach that brought football into life during his prime era of managerial dominance.

2. Massimiliano Allegri – 6 titles

The current Juventus manager and a legendary figure in the Old Lady’s history. Allegri has won the Serie A 5 times in a row with Juventus which is crazy and he has also won 1 Serie A with AC Milan too.

Allegri is the other reason behind Juventus’s dominance in the Italian Top Flight, obviously alongside Antonio Conte. Allegri has been instrumental in the success of Juventus in the 21st Century domestically. 

He set up a standard which after his departure was clearly visible in Juventus’s gameplay. And currently he is enjoying his second spell at Turin. He is rebuilding the squad again to fight for the title and to rejuvenate the mentality of the players.

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1 . Giovanni Trapattoni – 7 titles

The most successful manager in the history of Serie A, Giovanni Trapattoni is a man that won everything and not just domestically but across Europe. He has a European record by his name which is winning all three major UEFA club competitions.

His record in the Italian Top Flight is remarkable and beyond stats, it was his managerial style and exceptional team management that got him the success that he rightfully deserves. When he was asked about his Style Of Play he said – “ Our Style of play is prose not poetry”.

He is also regarded by many as one of the greatest managers of all time and rightfully so because of his brilliance on the sidelines. 

Conclusion 

These were certain exceptional managers that had won the most Serie A titles in the history of the competition.