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7 Managers Who Are Trash with Small Clubs But Excellent With Big Ones
7 Managers Who Are Trash with Small Clubs But Excellent With Big Ones Today, we are ranking 7 managers who genuinely struggled at smaller clubs but became absolute elites the second they stepped up to the biggest stages. And trust me, you want to stick around for the last one because it might just be the most fascinating thing happening in football management right now. Let's start with the man who has done something nobody else in football history has ever done. Nobody has won five Champions League titles as a manager. Only one person. Carlo Ancelotti. The only coach to win a league title in all five of Europe's top divisions. But before all of that? The man was genuinely struggling. He started at Serie B side Reggiana in 1995, got them promoted in his first season, then moved to Parma.
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