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List of La Liga winning managers

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Miguel Muñoz won La Liga a record nine times

This is alist ofLa Liga winning football managers.

Miguel Muñoz has won the tournament on a record nine occasions, all withReal Madrid.Helenio Herrera andJohan Cruyff have each won the title on four occasions.

Seasons and winning managers

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SeasonCountryWinning managerClubRef.
1929 SpainRomà FornsBarcelona[1]
1929–30EnglandFred PentlandAthletic Bilbao[2]
1930–31EnglandFred Pentland(2)Athletic Bilbao[3]
1931–32HungaryLippo HertzkaMadrid FC[4]
1932–33EnglandRobert FirthMadrid FC[5]
1933–34 SpainPatricio CaicedoAthletic Bilbao[6]
1934–35IrelandPatrick O'ConnellReal Betis[7]
1935–36EnglandWilliam GarbuttAthletic Bilbao[8]
1936–39Cancelled due toCivil War
1939–40 SpainRicardo ZamoraAtlético Aviación[9]
1940–41 SpainRicardo Zamora(2)Atlético Aviación[10]
1941–42 SpainRamón EncinasValencia[11]
1942–43 SpainJuan UrquizuAthletic Bilbao[12]
1943–44 SpainEduardo CubellsValencia[13]
1944–45 SpainJosep SamitierBarcelona[14]
1945–46 SpainRamón Encinas(2)Sevilla[15]
1946–47 SpainLuis PasarínValencia[16]
1947–48UruguayEnrique FernándezBarcelona[17]
1948–49UruguayEnrique Fernández(2)Barcelona[18]
1949–50ArgentinaHelenio HerreraAtlético Madrid[19]
1950–51ArgentinaHelenio Herrera(2)Atlético Madrid[20]
1951–52CzechoslovakiaFerdinand DaučíkBarcelona[21]
1952–53CzechoslovakiaFerdinand Daučík(2)Barcelona[22]
1953–54UruguayEnrique Fernández(3)Real Madrid[23]
1954–55 SpainJosé VillalongaReal Madrid[24]
1955–56CzechoslovakiaFerdinand Daučík(3)Athletic Bilbao[25]
1956–57 SpainJosé Villalonga(2)Real Madrid[26]
1957–58ArgentinaLuis CarnigliaReal Madrid[27]
1958–59ArgentinaHelenio Herrera(3)Barcelona[28]
1959–60ArgentinaHelenio Herrera(4)Barcelona[29]
1960–61 SpainMiguel MuñozReal Madrid[30]
1961–62 SpainMiguel Muñoz(2)Real Madrid[31]
1962–63 SpainMiguel Muñoz(3)Real Madrid[32]
1963–64 SpainMiguel Muñoz(4)Real Madrid[33]
1964–65 SpainMiguel Muñoz(5)Real Madrid[34]
1965–66 SpainDomènec BalmanyaAtlético Madrid[35]
1966–67 SpainMiguel Muñoz(6)Real Madrid[36]
1967–68 SpainMiguel Muñoz(7)Real Madrid[37]
1968–69 SpainMiguel Muñoz(8)Real Madrid[38]
1969–70 FranceMarcel DomingoAtlético Madrid[39]
1970–71ArgentinaAlfredo Di StéfanoValencia[40]
1971–72 SpainMiguel Muñoz(9)Real Madrid[41]
1972–73AustriaMax MerkelAtlético Madrid[42]
1973–74 NetherlandsRinus MichelsBarcelona[43]
1974–75YugoslaviaMiljan MiljanićReal Madrid[44]
1975–76YugoslaviaMiljan Miljanić(2)Real Madrid[45]
1976–77 SpainLuis AragonésAtlético Madrid[46]
1977–78 SpainLuis MolownyReal Madrid[47]
1978–79 SpainLuis Molowny(2)Real Madrid[48]
1979–80YugoslaviaVujadin BoškovReal Madrid[49]
1980–81 SpainAlberto OrmaetxeaReal Sociedad[50]
1981–82 SpainAlberto Ormaetxea(2)Real Sociedad[51]
1982–83 SpainJavier ClementeAthletic Bilbao[52]
1983–84 SpainJavier Clemente(2)Athletic Bilbao[53]
1984–85EnglandTerry VenablesBarcelona[54]
1985–86 SpainLuis Molowny(3)Real Madrid[55]
1986–87 NetherlandsLeo BeenhakkerReal Madrid[56]
1987–88 NetherlandsLeo Beenhakker(2)Real Madrid[57]
1988–89 NetherlandsLeo Beenhakker(3)Real Madrid[58]
1989–90WalesJohn ToshackReal Madrid[59]
1990–91 NetherlandsJohan CruyffBarcelona[60]
1991–92 NetherlandsJohan Cruyff(2)Barcelona[61]
1992–93 NetherlandsJohan Cruyff(3)Barcelona[62]
1993–94 NetherlandsJohan Cruyff(4)Barcelona[63]
1994–95ArgentinaJorge ValdanoReal Madrid[64]
1995–96FR YugoslaviaRadomir AntićAtlético Madrid[65]
1996–97 ItalyFabio CapelloReal Madrid[66]
1997–98 NetherlandsLouis van GaalBarcelona[67]
1998–99 NetherlandsLouis van Gaal(2)Barcelona[68]
1999–2000 SpainJavier IruretaDeportivo La Coruña[69]
2000–01 SpainVicente del BosqueReal Madrid[70]
2001–02 SpainRafael BenítezValencia[71]
2002–03 SpainVicente del Bosque(2)Real Madrid[72]
2003–04 SpainRafael Benítez(2)Valencia[73]
2004–05 NetherlandsFrank RijkaardBarcelona[74]
2005–06 NetherlandsFrank Rijkaard(2)Barcelona[75]
2006–07 ItalyFabio Capello(2)Real Madrid[76]
2007–08 GermanyBernd SchusterReal Madrid[77]
2008–09 SpainPep GuardiolaBarcelona[78]
2009–10 SpainPep Guardiola(2)Barcelona[79]
2010–11 SpainPep Guardiola(3)Barcelona[80]
2011–12PortugalJosé MourinhoReal Madrid[81]
2012–13 SpainTito VilanovaBarcelona[82]
2013–14ArgentinaDiego SimeoneAtlético Madrid
2014–15 SpainLuis EnriqueBarcelona
2015–16 SpainLuis Enrique(2)Barcelona
2016–17 FranceZinedine ZidaneReal Madrid
2017–18 SpainErnesto ValverdeBarcelona
2018–19 SpainErnesto Valverde(2)Barcelona
2019–20 FranceZinedine Zidane(2)Real Madrid
2020–21ArgentinaDiego Simeone(2)Atlético Madrid
2021–22 ItalyCarlo AncelottiReal Madrid
2022–23 Spain XaviBarcelona
2023–24 ItalyCarlo Ancelotti(2)Real Madrid
2024–25 Germany Hansi FlickBarcelona

By individual

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RankManagerWinsClub(s)Winning seasons
1
SpainMiguel Muñoz
9
Real Madrid1960–61, 1961–62, 1962–63, 1963–64, 1964–65, 1966–67, 1967–68, 1968–69, 1971–72
2UruguayEnrique Fernández4Barcelona,Real Madrid1947–48, 1948–49, 1953–54, 1954–55
ArgentinaHelenio HerreraAtlético Madrid,Barcelona1949–50, 1950–51, 1958–59, 1959–60
NetherlandsJohan CruyffBarcelona1990–91, 1991–92, 1992–93, 1993–94
5CzechoslovakiaFerdinand Daučík3Barcelona,Athletic Bilbao1951–52, 1952–53, 1955–56
SpainLuis MolownyReal Madrid1977–78, 1978–79, 1985–86
NetherlandsLeo BeenhakkerReal Madrid1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89
SpainPep GuardiolaBarcelona2008–09, 2009–10, 2010–11
9EnglandFred Pentland2Athletic Bilbao1929–30, 1930–31
SpainRicardo ZamoraAtlético Aviación1939–40, 1940–41
SpainRamón EncinasValencia,Sevilla1941–42, 1945–46
SpainJosé VillalongaReal Madrid1954–55, 1956–57
Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaMiljan MiljanićReal Madrid1974–75, 1975–76
SpainAlberto OrmaetxeaReal Sociedad1980–81, 1981–82
SpainJavier ClementeAthletic Bilbao1982–83, 1983–84
NetherlandsLouis van GaalBarcelona1997–98, 1998–99
SpainVicente del BosqueReal Madrid2000–01, 2002–03
SpainRafael BenítezValencia2001–02, 2003–04
NetherlandsFrank RijkaardBarcelona2004–05, 2005–06
ItalyFabio CapelloReal Madrid1996–97, 2006–07
SpainLuis EnriqueBarcelona2014–15, 2015–16
SpainErnesto ValverdeBarcelona2017–18, 2018–19
FranceZinedine ZidaneReal Madrid2016–17, 2019–20
ArgentinaDiego SimeoneAtlético Madrid2013–14, 2020–21
ItalyCarlo AncelottiReal Madrid2021–22, 2023–24

By nationality

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La Liga winning managers by nationality
CountryManagersTotal
 Spain2445
 Netherlands512
Argentina58
England46
 Italy24
 France23
Yugoslavia23
 Germany22
Uruguay14
Czechoslovakia13
Hungary11
Ireland11
Austria11
Wales11
Serbia and Montenegro11
Portugal11

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