The best Premier League managers ranking places Sir Alex Ferguson first after his record 13 titles with Manchester United, ahead of Pep Guardiola and Arsene Wenger.
Ferguson dominated the Premier League era from 1992 until his retirement in 2013. He also recorded 528 league wins, the highest figure.
Pep Guardiola ranks second after winning six Premier League titles with Manchester City. His side also became the first English men’s team to win four consecutive league crowns.
Arsene Wenger takes third place. The Arsenal manager won three titles, including the unbeaten 2003-04 “Invincibles” campaign.
Jose Mourinho ranks fourth, having won three championships with Chelsea. His 2004-05 side conceded only 15 league goals. Jurgen Klopp is fifth after delivering Liverpool’s first Premier League title in 2019-20.
Claudio Ranieri ranks sixth for guiding Leicester City to the 2015-16 championship after starting the season as 5,000-1 outsiders.
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Kenny Dalglish is seventh following Blackburn Rovers’ 1994-95 title. Roberto Mancini ranks eighth after leading Manchester City to their dramatic 2011-12 triumph. Mikel Arteta takes ninth after winning the 2025-26 title with Arsenal, according to the supplied ranking.
Carlo Ancelotti completes the top 10. He won the 2009-10 Premier League title with Chelsea before later adding domestic championships across Europe’s other major leagues.
David Moyes: for longevity, his 755 Premier League matches rank behind only Wenger’s 828 and Ferguson’s 810.
