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List of Serie A winning managers

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This is a list of Serie A winning football managers. Serie A is the men's top professional football division of the Italian football league system. Prior to 1930, it was known by other names, such as Divisione Nazionale.

Giovanni Trapattoni has won Serie A seven times (with two clubs), more than any other manager.


Seasons and winning managers

Most wins by individual

Season Manager Nationality Club References
1929-30 Árpád Weisz Hungary Hungarian Ambrosiana-Inter
1930-31 Carlo Carcano Italy Italian Juventus [1]
1931-32 Carlo Carcano Italy Italian Juventus [1]
1932-33 Carlo Carcano Italy Italian Juventus [1]
1933-34 Carlo Carcano Italy Italian Juventus [1]
1934-35 Carlo Bigatto Italy Italian Juventus [1]
1935-36 Árpád Weisz Hungary Hungarian Bologna
1936-37 Árpád Weisz Hungary Hungarian Bologna
1937-38 Armando Castellazzi Italy Italian Ambrosiana-Inter
1938-39 Hermann Felsner Austria Austrian Bologna
1939-40 Giuseppe Peruchetti Italy Italian Ambrosiana-Inter
1940-41 Hermann Felsner Austria Austrian Bologna
1941-42 Alfréd Schaffer Hungary Hungarian Roma
1942-43 András Kuttik Hungary Hungarian Torino
1943-44 -
1944-45 Cancelled due to WWII
1945-46 Luigi Ferrero Italy Italian Torino [2]
1946-47 Luigi Ferrero Italy Italian Torino [2]
1947-48 Mario Sperone Italy Italian Torino [2]
1948-49 Leslie Lievesley England English Torino [2]
1949-50 Jesse Carver England English Juventus [1][2]
1950-51 Lajos Czeizler Hungary Hungarian Milan [2]
1951-52 György Sárosi Hungary Hungarian Juventus [2]
1952-53 Alfredo Foni Italy Italian Inter [2]
1953-54 Alfredo Foni Italy Italian Inter [2]
1954-55 Ettore Puricelli Italy Italian Milan [2]
1955-56 Fulvio Bernardini Italy Italian Fiorentina [2]
1956-57 Giuseppe Viani Italy Italian Milan [2]
1957-58 Ljubiša Broćić Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslav Juventus [1][2]
1958-59 Giuseppe Viani Italy Italian Milan [2]
1959-60 Carlo Parola Italy Italian Juventus [1][2][a]
1960-61 Carlo Parola Italy Italian Juventus [1][2][a]
1961-62 Nereo Rocco Italy Italian Milan [2]
1962-63 Helenio Herrera France French Inter [2]
1963-64 Fulvio Bernardini Italy Italian Bologna [2]
1964-65 Helenio Herrera France French Inter [2]
1965-66 Helenio Herrera France French Inter [2]
1966-67 Heriberto Herrera Paraguay Paraguayan Juventus [1][2]
1967-68 Nereo Rocco Italy Italian Milan [2]
1968-69 Bruno Pesaola Italy Italian Fiorentina [2]
1969-70 Manlio Scopigno Italy Italian Cagliari [2]
1970-71 Giovanni Invernizzi Italy Italian Inter [2]
1971-72 Čestmír Vycpálek Czech Republic Czechoslovak Juventus [1][2]
1972-73 Čestmír Vycpálek Czech Republic Czechoslovak Juventus [1][2]
1973-74 Tommaso Maestrelli Italy Italian Lazio [2]
1974-75 Carlo Parola Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
1975-76 Luigi Radice Italy Italian Torino [2]
1976-77 Giovanni Trapattoni ItalyItalian Juventus [1][2]
1977-78 Giovanni Trapattoni Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
1978-79 Nils Liedholm Sweden Swedish Milan [2]
1979-80 Eugenio Bersellini Italy Italian Inter [2]
1980-81 Giovanni Trapattoni ItalyItalian Juventus [1][2]
1981-82 Giovanni Trapattoni ItalyItalian Juventus [1][2]
1982-83 Nils Liedholm Sweden Swedish Roma [2]
1983-84 Giovanni Trapattoni Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
1984-85 Osvaldo Bagnoli Italy Italian Hellas Verona [2]
1985-86 Giovanni Trapattoni Italy Italian Juventus [2]
1986-87 Ottavio Bianchi Italy Italian Napoli [2]
1987-88 Arrigo Sacchi Italy Italian Milan [2]
1988-89 Giovanni Trapattoni Italy Italian Inter [2]
1989-90 Alberto Bigon Italy Italian Napoli [2]
1990-91 Vujadin Boškov Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslav Sampdoria [2]
1991-92 Fabio Capello Italy Italian Milan [2]
1992-93 Fabio Capello Italy Italian Milan [2]
1993-94 Fabio Capello Italy Italian Milan [2]
1994-95 Marcello Lippi Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
1995-96 Fabio Capello Italy Italian Milan [2]
1996-97 Marcello Lippi Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
1997-98 Marcello Lippi Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
1998-99 Alberto Zaccheroni Italy Italian Milan [2]
1999-00 Sven-Göran Eriksson Sweden Swedish Lazio [2]
2000-01 Fabio Capello Italy Italian Roma [2]
2001-02 Marcello Lippi Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
2002-03 Marcello Lippi Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
2003-04 Carlo Ancelotti Italy Italian Milan [2]
2004-05 Not awarded - - [2]
2005-06 Roberto Mancini Italy Italian Inter [2]
2006-07 Roberto Mancini Italy Italian Inter [2]
2007-08 Roberto Mancini Italy Italian Inter [2]
2008-09 José Mourinho PortugalPortuguese Inter [2]
2009-10 José Mourinho PortugalPortuguese Inter [2]
2010-11 Massimiliano Allegri ItalyItalian Milan [2]
2011-12 Antonio Conte ItalyItalian Juventus [1][2]
2012-13 Antonio Conte ItalyItalian Juventus [1][2]
2013-14 Antonio Conte ItalyItalian Juventus [1][2]
2014-15 Massimiliano Allegri ItalyItalian Juventus [1][2]
2015-16 Massimiliano Allegri Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
2016-17 Massimiliano Allegri Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
2017-18 Massimiliano Allegri Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
2018-19 Massimiliano Allegri Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
2019-20 Maurizio Sarri Italy Italian Juventus [1][2]
Nationality Manager Wins Club
Italy Giovanni Trapattoni 7 Juventus, Inter
Italy Massimiliano Allegri 6 Milan, Juventus
Italy Fabio Capello 5 Milan, Roma
Italy Marcello Lippi 5 Juventus
Italy Carlo Carcano 4 Juventus
Italy Antonio Conte 3 Juventus
Argentina Helenio Herrera 3 Inter
Italy Roberto Mancini 3 Inter
Italy Carlo Parola 3 Juventus
Hungary Árpád Weisz 3 Ambrosiana-Inter,Bologna

Notes

  1. ^ a b Carlo Parola was the manager for these seasons while Renato Cesarini was the technical director, as shown here and here.

See also

References

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