Winning the Champions League secures a place among Europe’s elite. But reaching the summit of the World Cup requires a different kind of genius, one that balances tactics, character, and the weight of national expectation.

Only a select group of coaches have managed to lift both trophies. Their journeys reveal contrasting challenges—navigating club soccer’s marathon of matches and thriving in the short, high-stakes burst of a global tournament.

From legendary tacticians to unexpected innovators, these managers bridged two demanding worlds. Their success offers a rare glimpse into how adaptability and vision can shape the most enduring legacies.

Who are the coaches who won the Champions League and the World Cup?

Only two managers in history have achieved the spectacular feat of winning

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