This season's Champions League is in full swing, and the German turnaround has also begun to warm up for the Champions League semi-finals. De turned the table, in the Champions League, the scoring list of the major managers. Among them, Manchester United's legendary manager Ferguson has the highest score, he scored 381 points, which is the existence of a unique file. The second was Ancenotti and the third was Wenger. I have to say that the top three are all veteran managers in football. Well, without further ado, let's take a look at the specific data!
As shown here, Ferguson led the team to play 205 Champions League games, with 381 points, averaging 1.86 points per game; and the second is An Shuai, who led the team to play 176 Champions League games and scored 333 points, an average of 1.89 points per game; the third is Wenger, who led the team to play 194 games and scored 315 points, averaging 1.62 points per game; and the fourth is Guardiola, who led the team to play 145 Champions League games and scored 305 points, averaging 2.1 points per game. Fifth was Mourinho, who led the team in 151 games and scored 276 points, averaging 1.83 points per game.
And then the sixth is Louis Van Gaal, who led the team to play 95 Champions League games and scored 187 points, averaging 1.97 points per game; the seventh is Benitez, who led the team to play 98 Champions League games and scored 182 points, averaging 1.96 points per game. Eighth is Heathfield, who led the team to 97 Champions League games and scored 172 points, averaging 1.77 points per game. Ninth is Klopp, who led the team to play 90 Champions League games and scored 165 points, averaging 1.83 points per game. Tenth was Capello, who led the team to 86 Champions League games and scored 159 points, averaging 1.85 points per game.
From the data point of view, Ferguson is the manager who takes the most points, while Guardiola is the most efficient manager. However, Heynckes did not enter the list to surprise the editor, but this shows that Heynckes is excellent. At the same time, zidane may be even more smiling after seeing this list, but people have won three Champions League titles at once. Of course, some of the managers in the list are still young, and they just don't know if anyone can surpass Ferguson's score in the future. Who do you think that person will be?