Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti holds the record for most matches in UEFA Champions League history. Ancelotti has made 191 Champions League appearances and is often considered one of the greatest coaches of all time. He has been in fine form since joining Real Madrid from Everton, leading Los Blancos to LaLiga and the UEFA Champions League title last season.
Carlo Ancelotti was unable to help his side beat Manchester City in the Champions League semi-finals as Pep Guardiola's men beat Los Blancos 5-1 on aggregate to advance to the 2023 UEFA Champions League final. , Ancelotti is still one of the best managers in the world today. Sir Alex Ferguson has managed 190 UEFA Champions League matches and is often considered the greatest coach of all time. Ferguson is also considered the greatest United manager of all time.
Wenger managed 178 UEFA Champions League matches, Pep Guardiola managed 159 UEFA Champions League matches while Jose Mourinho managed 145 matches in the league.
Jurgen Klopp has managed 100 Champions League matches, Allegri has managed 100 UEFA Champions League matches while Van Gaal and Hitzfeld have managed 95 matches in the competition.
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Bayern Munich are targeting a highly-anticipated England international this summer, although they know their chances are "thin", Christian Falk told CaughtOffside in his latest exclusive column.
Declan Rice is reportedly being watched by Premier League heavyweights Arsenal and Liverpool (Daily Express) and, according to ESPN, would delay any interested parties in the region of £100m.
"Sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic and coach Thomas Tuchel continue to work on the list of players who will arrive in the new season," wrote the BILD journalist.
“On May 30, the supervisory board decides on the budget. A new name is being discussed internally in Munich:
West Ham's Declan Rice. “Tuchel would love to bring him to Chelsea. However, Bayern know the odds are slim. Fees will be high. However, Bayern need a lot of money for the offer of striker Randal Kolo Muani."
The 24-year-old has one year left on his contract and is expected to end his career with the Hammers this summer.
Thomas Tuchel has made no secret of his admiration for Rice during his days as Chelsea manager, although it's fair to argue that the midfielder is an overly ambitious choice for a club with such lofty goals. financial constraints like Bayern. Expect departures this summer to help fund Germany's transfer cat ahead of a squad overhaul, although the Bavarians have a clear priority to be met above all else - get a new striker after losing the famous striker Robert Lewandowski.
The numbers really speak for themselves here, with the Bundesliga giants' top scorer Serge Gnabry scoring just 15 goals (and 7 assists) in 40 appearances (above) all arenas).
No one should question the former Arsenal man's quality, although those numbers are a far cry from the current Barcelona player's final season in the German top flight in which he amassed. 50 goals (and 7 assists) in 46 appearances. . (all competitions combined).
Declan Rice will certainly have to wait if Bayern happens to be his ideal next club, which will almost certainly be good news for interested parties like Arsenal in the meantime.
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