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    ⭐Alex Ferguson⭐Pep Guardiola⭐Arsène Wenger

    Top 25 Greatest Managers in Premier League History

    GiveMeSport dropped a ranked list of the Top 25 Greatest Managers in Premier league History and the order is actually wild. Sir Alex Ferguson takes the number one spot while Pep Guardiola sits at number two. Arsene Wenger holds third place followed by Jose Mourinho at number four. Jurgen Klopp lands fifth, Carlo Ancelotti sixth, and Claudio Ranieri seventh. Mikel Arteta is eighth, Roberto Mancini ninth, and Antonio Conte tenth. Kenny Dalglish comes in eleventh with Rafa Benitez right behind at twelfth. David Moyes ranks thirteenth, Harry Redknapp fourteenth, Manuel Pellegrini fifteenth, and Mauricio Pochettino sixteenth. Sir Bobby Robson is seventeenth, Kevin Keegan eighteenth, and Sam Allardyce nineteenth. Gerard Houllier takes twentieth, Brendan Rodgers twenty-first, and Martin O'Neill twenty-second. Roy Hodgson is twenty-third, Arne Slot twenty-fourth, and Eddie Howe rounds out the top 25 at twenty-five.

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    ⭐Alex Ferguson⭐Pep Guardiola⭐Arsène Wenger

    Top 25 Greatest Managers in Premier League History

    GiveMeSport dropped a ranked list of the Top 25 Greatest Managers in Premier league History and the order is actually wild. Sir Alex Ferguson takes the number one spot while Pep Guardiola sits at number two. Arsene Wenger holds third place followed by Jose Mourinho at number four. Jurgen Klopp lands fifth, Carlo Ancelotti sixth, and Claudio Ranieri seventh. Mikel Arteta is eighth, Roberto Mancini ninth, and Antonio Conte tenth. Kenny Dalglish comes in eleventh with Rafa Benitez right behind at twelfth. David Moyes ranks thirteenth, Harry Redknapp fourteenth, Manuel Pellegrini fifteenth, and Mauricio Pochettino sixteenth. Sir Bobby Robson is seventeenth, Kevin Keegan eighteenth, and Sam Allardyce nineteenth. Gerard Houllier takes twentieth, Brendan Rodgers twenty-first, and Martin O'Neill twenty-second. Roy Hodgson is twenty-third, Arne Slot twenty-fourth, and Eddie Howe rounds out the top 25 at twenty-five.

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