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No great team can succeed without a great manager. And sometimes, a good team can be made into winners by an outstanding boss. But who has got the best managerial track record in Europe’s premier club competition? In this episode, Gary, Alan, and Micah dive into the world of Champions League managerial legends. In no particular order, they discuss the tactical genius of Pep Guardiola, whose innovative strategies have led Barcelona and Manchester City to glory. They explore the remarkable achievements of Carlo Ancelotti, a manager known for his calm demeanor and ability to win with multiple clubs. The conversation continues with Jose Mourinho, the charismatic and controversial figure who has masterminded Champions League victories with Porto and Inter Milan. Sir Alex Ferguson's unparalleled success with Manchester United is examined, showcasing his ability to build and sustain winning teams over decades. They also highlight Zinedine Zidane, whose seamless transition from player to manager resulted in a historic three consecutive Champions League titles with Real Madrid. Luis Enrique's leadership and tactical acumen are celebrated for his triumphs with Barcelona. The episode wouldn't be complete without mentioning Jupp Heynckes, whose disciplined approach brought Bayern Munich to the pinnacle of European football. The discussion includes Vicente Del Bosque, a manager whose calm and composed style led Real Madrid to multiple Champions League victories. Ottmar Hitzfeld's strategic brilliance and success with Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich are also explored. Finally, they talk about Jurgen Klopp, whose energetic and passionate management has transformed Liverpool into a European powerhouse.