Pep Guardiola, Jurgen Klopp, and Jose Mourinho are without a doubt among Europe's best managers. Each of these individuals has a proven track record of success at the clubs they have managed. The five players listed below are regarded as their all-time best.
1. Pep Guardiola, a Spanish football manager who has previously coached at Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Manchester City. Dani Alves, who plays on the left side of defense, is his all-time best defender, and Manuel Neuer is his all-time best goalkeeper. Lionel Messi and Kevin De Bruyne are his most talented playmakers, and Robert Lewandowski is his most accomplished striker of all time.
2. Jose Mourinho, whose tenure as manager of Manchester United produced David De Gea, arguably the best goalkeeper of all time. Sergio Ramos, whom he managed during his time at Real Madrid, is his all-time best center back. Sneijder, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Didier Drogba are at the top of his list of the best attackers of all time.
3. Jurgen Klopp: He was in charge of the development of the majority of his best players while at Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund. Alisson Becker is the best goalkeeper he has ever had. Trent Alexander Arnold is his team's most accomplished right back in team history. In his opinion, the two best wingers of all time are Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mohamed Salah. Robert Lewandowski, a striker he managed at Borussia Dortmund, is his all-time best player.
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Former Manchester United midfielder, Paul Scholes and former defender, Gary Neville, have declared the club ‘circus’ open for business again amid the uncertainty surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo’s future.
Scholes wants the issues with the 37-year-old treated as quickly as possible to enable the club move on.
Following his decision to leave Juventus, Ronaldo returned to Manchester United last summer amid almost unprecedented hype and fanfare.
The club appointed former Ajax manager Erik ten Hag to take over and improve things at Old Trafford, but his summer rebuilding has been slow.
Ronaldo, on the other hand, is said to be dissatisfied with United's lack of progress in the transfer window and has declared his intention to leave the club.
Let the circus begin, he wrote on Instagram.
Meanwhile, Scholes' former teammate Gary Neville echoed those sentiments and urged United's key decision-makers to reach a quick and decisive conclusion.
"The only important factor with the Ronaldo situation is that it is dealt with decisively and quickly, he wrote on Twitter.
This cannot be a saga that distracts from the ETH bedding in period for the next two months.
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