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List of La Liga winning managers

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This is a list of La Liga winning football managers.

Miguel Muñoz won La Liga a record nine times

Miguel Muñoz has won the tournament on a record nine occasions, all with Real Madrid. Enrique Fernández, Helenio Herrera and Johan Cruyff have each won the title on four occasions.

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Season	Country	Winning manager	Club	Ref.
1929	Spain	Romà Forns	Barcelona	^[1]
1929–30	England	Fred Pentland	Athletic Bilbao	^[2]
1930–31	England	Fred Pentland (2)	Athletic Bilbao	^[3]
1931–32	Hungary	Lippo Hertzka	Madrid FC	^[4]
1932–33	England	Robert Firth	Madrid FC	^[5]
1933–34	Spain	Patricio Caicedo	Athletic Bilbao	^[6]
1934–35	Ireland	Patrick O'Connell	Real Betis	^[7]
1935–36	England	William Garbutt	Athletic Bilbao	^[8]
1936–39	Cancelled due to Civil War
1939–40	Spain	Ricardo Zamora	Atlético Aviación	^[9]
1940–41	Spain	Ricardo Zamora (2)	Atlético Aviación	^[10]
1941–42	Spain	Ramón Encinas	Valencia	^[11]
1942–43	Spain	Juan Urquizu	Athletic Bilbao	^[12]
1943–44	Spain	Eduardo Cubells	Valencia	^[13]
1944–45	Spain	Josep Samitier	Barcelona	^[14]
1945–46	Spain	Ramón Encinas (2)	Sevilla	^[15]
1946–47	Spain	Luis Pasarín	Valencia	^[16]
1947–48	Uruguay	Enrique Fernández	Barcelona	^[17]
1948–49	Uruguay	Enrique Fernández (2)	Barcelona	^[18]
1949–50	Argentina	Helenio Herrera	Atlético Madrid	^[19]
1950–51	Argentina	Helenio Herrera (2)	Atlético Madrid	^[20]
1951–52	Czechoslovakia	Ferdinand Daučík	Barcelona	^[21]
1952–53	Czechoslovakia	Ferdinand Daučík (2)	Barcelona	^[22]
1953–54	Uruguay	Enrique Fernández (3)	Real Madrid	^[23]
1954–55	Spain	José Villalonga	Real Madrid	^[24]
1955–56	Czechoslovakia	Ferdinand Daučík (3)	Athletic Bilbao	^[25]
1956–57	Spain	José Villalonga (2)	Real Madrid	^[26]
1957–58	Argentina	Luis Carniglia	Real Madrid	^[27]
1958–59	Argentina	Helenio Herrera (3)	Barcelona	^[28]
1959–60	Argentina	Helenio Herrera (4)	Barcelona	^[29]
1960–61	Spain	Miguel Muñoz	Real Madrid	^[30]
1961–62	Spain	Miguel Muñoz (2)	Real Madrid	^[31]
1962–63	Spain	Miguel Muñoz (3)	Real Madrid	^[32]
1963–64	Spain	Miguel Muñoz (4)	Real Madrid	^[33]
1964–65	Spain	Miguel Muñoz (5)	Real Madrid	^[34]
1965–66	Spain	Domènec Balmanya	Atlético Madrid	^[35]
1966–67	Spain	Miguel Muñoz (6)	Real Madrid	^[36]
1967–68	Spain	Miguel Muñoz (7)	Real Madrid	^[37]
1968–69	Spain	Miguel Muñoz (8)	Real Madrid	^[38]
1969–70	France	Marcel Domingo	Atlético Madrid	^[39]
1970–71	Argentina	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Valencia	^[40]
1971–72	Spain	Miguel Muñoz (9)	Real Madrid	^[41]
1972–73	Austria	Max Merkel	Atlético Madrid	^[42]
1973–74	Netherlands	Rinus Michels	Barcelona	^[43]
1974–75	Yugoslavia	Miljan Miljanić	Real Madrid	^[44]
1975–76	Yugoslavia	Miljan Miljanić (2)	Real Madrid	^[45]
1976–77	Spain	Luis Aragonés	Atlético Madrid	^[46]
1977–78	Spain	Luis Molowny	Real Madrid	^[47]
1978–79	Spain	Luis Molowny (2)	Real Madrid	^[48]
1979–80	Yugoslavia	Vujadin Boškov	Real Madrid	^[49]
1980–81	Spain	Alberto Ormaetxea	Real Sociedad	^[50]
1981–82	Spain	Alberto Ormaetxea (2)	Real Sociedad	^[51]
1982–83	Spain	Javier Clemente	Athletic Bilbao	^[52]
1983–84	Spain	Javier Clemente (2)	Athletic Bilbao	^[53]
1984–85	England	Terry Venables	Barcelona	^[54]
1985–86	Spain	Luis Molowny (3)	Real Madrid	^[55]
1986–87	Netherlands	Leo Beenhakker	Real Madrid	^[56]
1987–88	Netherlands	Leo Beenhakker (2)	Real Madrid	^[57]
1988–89	Netherlands	Leo Beenhakker (3)	Real Madrid	^[58]
1989–90	Wales	John Toshack	Real Madrid	^[59]
1990–91	Netherlands	Johan Cruyff	Barcelona	^[60]
1991–92	Netherlands	Johan Cruyff (2)	Barcelona	^[61]
1992–93	Netherlands	Johan Cruyff (3)	Barcelona	^[62]
1993–94	Netherlands	Johan Cruyff (4)	Barcelona	^[63]
1994–95	Argentina	Jorge Valdano	Real Madrid	^[64]
1995–96	FR Yugoslavia	Radomir Antić	Atlético Madrid	^[65]
1996–97	Italy	Fabio Capello	Real Madrid	^[66]
1997–98	Netherlands	Louis van Gaal	Barcelona	^[67]
1998–99	Netherlands	Louis van Gaal (2)	Barcelona	^[68]
1999–2000	Spain	Javier Irureta	Deportivo La Coruña	^[69]
2000–01	Spain	Vicente del Bosque	Real Madrid	^[70]
2001–02	Spain	Rafael Benítez	Valencia	^[71]
2002–03	Spain	Vicente del Bosque (2)	Real Madrid	^[72]
2003–04	Spain	Rafael Benítez (2)	Valencia	^[73]
2004–05	Netherlands	Frank Rijkaard	Barcelona	^[74]
2005–06	Netherlands	Frank Rijkaard (2)	Barcelona	^[75]
2006–07	Italy	Fabio Capello (2)	Real Madrid	^[76]
2007–08	Germany	Bernd Schuster	Real Madrid	^[77]
2008–09	Spain	Pep Guardiola	Barcelona	^[78]
2009–10	Spain	Pep Guardiola (2)	Barcelona	^[79]
2010–11	Spain	Pep Guardiola (3)	Barcelona	^[80]
2011–12	Portugal	José Mourinho	Real Madrid	^[81]
2012–13	Spain	Tito Vilanova	Barcelona	^[82]
2013–14	Argentina	Diego Simeone	Atlético Madrid
2014–15	Spain	Luis Enrique	Barcelona
2015–16	Spain	Luis Enrique (2)	Barcelona
2016–17	France	Zinedine Zidane	Real Madrid
2017–18	Spain	Ernesto Valverde	Barcelona
2018–19	Spain	Ernesto Valverde (2)	Barcelona
2019–20	France	Zinedine Zidane (2)	Real Madrid
2020–21	Argentina	Diego Simeone (2)	Atlético Madrid
2021–22	Italy	Carlo Ancelotti	Real Madrid
2022–23	Spain	Xavi	Barcelona
2023–24	Italy	Carlo Ancelotti (2)	Real Madrid

Rank	Manager	Wins	Club(s)	Winning seasons
1	Miguel Muñoz	9	Real Madrid	1960–61, 1961–62, 1962–63, 1963–64, 1964–65, 1966–67, 1967–68, 1968–69, 1971–72
2	Enrique Fernández	4	Barcelona, Real Madrid	1947–48, 1948–49, 1953–54, 1954–55
	Helenio Herrera		Atlético Madrid, Barcelona	1949–50, 1950–51, 1958–59, 1959–60
	Johan Cruyff		Barcelona	1990–91, 1991–92, 1992–93, 1993–94
5	Ferdinand Daučík	3	Barcelona, Athletic Bilbao	1951–52, 1952–53, 1955–56
	Luis Molowny		Real Madrid	1977–78, 1978–79, 1985–86
	Leo Beenhakker		Real Madrid	1986–87, 1987–88, 1988–89
	Pep Guardiola		Barcelona	2008–09, 2009–10, 2010–11
9	Fred Pentland	2	Athletic Bilbao	1929–30, 1930–31
	Ricardo Zamora		Atlético Aviación	1939–40, 1940–41
	Ramón Encinas		Valencia, Sevilla	1941–42, 1945–46
	José Villalonga		Real Madrid	1954–55, 1956–57
	Miljan Miljanić		Real Madrid	1974–75, 1975–76
	Alberto Ormaetxea		Real Sociedad	1980–81, 1981–82
	Javier Clemente		Athletic Bilbao	1982–83, 1983–84
	Louis van Gaal		Barcelona	1997–98, 1998–99
	Vicente del Bosque		Real Madrid	2000–01, 2002–03
	Rafael Benítez		Valencia	2001–02, 2003–04
	Frank Rijkaard		Barcelona	2004–05, 2005–06
	Fabio Capello		Real Madrid	1996–97, 2006–07
	Luis Enrique		Barcelona	2014–15, 2015–16
	Ernesto Valverde		Barcelona	2017–18, 2018–19
	Zinedine Zidane		Real Madrid	2016–17, 2019–20
	Diego Simeone		Atlético Madrid	2013–14, 2020–21
	Carlo Ancelotti		Real Madrid	2021–22, 2023–24

Country	Managers	Total
Spain	24	45
Netherlands	5	12
Argentina	5	8
England	4	6
Italy	2	4
France	2	3
Yugoslavia	2	3
Uruguay	1	4
Czechoslovakia	1	3
Hungary	1	1
Ireland	1	1
Austria	1	1
Wales	1	1
Serbia and Montenegro	1	1
Germany	1	1
Portugal	1	1

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