Guardiola third! ESPN rated the top ten coaches in Europe, Frick entered the top five, and Conte was on the list

There have always been many lists about player rankings, but there are very few coach rankings. The main reason is that players can use intuitive data to compare. However, it is difficult to objectively evaluate the level of the coaches in different leagues when they have championships. Just now, ESPN ranked many head coaches in European football. They started from 6 dimensions and after quantifying the points, they came up with a list of the top 10 coaches in European football at this stage. The six dimensions of

are coaching wisdom, tactical style, personnel management, communication skills, historical achievements and creative factors. In summary, it is several areas that can show the true level of the head coach. After being scored by experts and commentators, Enrique ranked first. Objectively speaking, the Paris Saint-Germain coach was indeed qualified to rank first in the last season. He led the team to win the triple crown and showed unparalleled dominance. In terms of single-season performance, no one can compare with him at this stage.

ranked second with Slott, and the Liverpool coach delivered a full-scoring answer last season. In the post-Klopp era, taking over a team of remnants is more stressful. Slott forced them to win the Premier League championship with a huge advantage, which was already a perfect debut. The only drawback is that the Champions League is eliminated too early. However, the gap between the two-round series and Paris Saint-Germain is indeed very small, so Slot was ranked second. Guardiola ranks third, and Guardiola mainly dragged his performance last season. Normally speaking, there are only a handful of head coaches who can compare with him.

I don't know if Manchester City hopes to return to the first level after the lineup reorganization in the offseason. Alonso ranked fourth, and Real Madrid's new coach maintained a strong position at Leverkusen last season. Generally speaking, after a season of rise, non-hero teams will fall apart immediately in the second season. But Leverkusen did not, although there was no championship. But they did perform well in the Champions League and the league, which is why Alonso was able to rank fourth.

ranked fifth by Barcelona coach Frick, and Frick's ability is still somewhat underestimated. Many fans believe that Frick, who killed Real Madrid four times last season and won multiple championships, has the ability to rank in the top three. This is true, and Frick's comprehensive score is only ranked fifth, which is somewhat low. Arteta is ranked 6th, with the Arsenal coach keeping the team at a high level in recent seasons. Although there is no championship, Arsenal has always been a favorite in championships in various competitions, which is not easy in itself.

ranked 7th by Naples coach Conte, and there is no need to say more about Conte's level. As long as he does not value European results, the energy he can burst out in the league is very large. The team also successfully defeated Inter Milan and won the Serie A championship. It is no exaggeration to say that he is the single-line king of the five major leagues. Inzagi, who ranked 8th, reached the Champions League final with a not-so-luxury lineup in Inter Milan last season, and also played until the last round in the league. Maybe the Shuangya King is a shame, but Xiao Inzaji has done everything.

ranked 9th by Rome coach Gasperini, in the eyes of many experts and commentators. It is really amazing that Gasperini was able to get the team out of the trough in Rome. He still has the ability to clean up the mess, so it is not surprising to be in the top ten of the list. Finally, Athletic Bilbao coach Valverde ranked 10th. After finishing his coaching journey with the giants, Valverde has been hovering in mid- and upper-level teams in recent years, and this is indeed very suitable for his positioning. What do you think about this list?