List of Serie A winning managers

This is a list of Serie A winning football managers. Serie A is the men's top professional football division of the Italian football league system. Prior to 1930, it was known by other names, such as Divisione Nazionale.

Giovanni Trapattoni has won Serie A seven times (with two clubs), more than any other manager.

Seasons and winning managers

Season	Manager	Nationality	Club	Ref.
1929–30	Árpád Weisz	Hungary	Ambrosiana-Inter
1930–31	Carlo Carcano	Italy	Juventus	[1]
1931–32	Carlo Carcano	Italy	Juventus	[1]
1932–33	Carlo Carcano	Italy	Juventus	[1]
1933–34	Carlo Carcano	Italy	Juventus	[1]
1934–35	Carlo Bigatto	Italy	Juventus	[1]
1935–36	Árpád Weisz	Hungary	Bologna
1936–37	Árpád Weisz	Hungary	Bologna
1937–38	Armando Castellazzi	Italy	Ambrosiana-Inter
1938–39	Hermann Felsner	Austria	Bologna
1939–40	Giuseppe Peruchetti	Italy	Ambrosiana-Inter
1940–41	Hermann Felsner	Austria	Bologna
1941–42	Alfréd Schaffer	Hungary	Roma
1942–43	András Kuttik	Hungary	Torino
1943–44	Cancelled due to World War II
1944–45
1945–46	Luigi Ferrero	Italy	Torino	[ citation needed ]
1946–47	Luigi Ferrero	Italy	Torino	[2]
1947–48	Mario Sperone	Italy	Torino	[2]
1948–49	Leslie Lievesley	England	Torino	[2]
1949–50	Jesse Carver	England	Juventus	[1] [2]
1950–51	Lajos Czeizler	Hungary	Milan	[2]
1951–52	György Sárosi	Hungary	Juventus	[2]
1952–53	Alfredo Foni	Italy	Inter	[2]
1953–54	Alfredo Foni	Italy	Inter	[2]
1954–55	Ettore Puricelli	Italy	Milan	[2]
1955–56	Fulvio Bernardini	Italy	Fiorentina	[2]
1956–57	Giuseppe Viani	Italy	Milan	[2]
1957–58	Ljubiša Broćić	Yugoslavia	Juventus	[1] [2]
1958–59	Giuseppe Viani	Italy	Milan	[2]
1959–60	Carlo Parola	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2] [a]
1960–61	Carlo Parola	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2] [a]
1961–62	Nereo Rocco	Italy	Milan	[2]
1962–63	Helenio Herrera	Argentina	Inter	[2]
1963–64	Fulvio Bernardini	Italy	Bologna	[2]
1964–65	Helenio Herrera	Argentina	Inter	[2]
1965–66	Helenio Herrera	Argentina	Inter	[2]
1966–67	Heriberto Herrera	Paraguay	Juventus	[1] [2]
1967–68	Nereo Rocco	Italy	Milan	[2]
1968–69	Bruno Pesaola	Italy	Fiorentina	[2]
1969–70	Manlio Scopigno	Italy	Cagliari	[2]
1970–71	Giovanni Invernizzi	Italy	Inter	[2]
1971–72	Čestmír Vycpálek	Czech Republic	Juventus	[1] [2]
1972–73	Čestmír Vycpálek	Czech Republic	Juventus	[1] [2]
1973–74	Tommaso Maestrelli	Italy	Lazio	[2]
1974–75	Carlo Parola	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1975–76	Luigi Radice	Italy	Torino	[2]
1976–77	Giovanni Trapattoni	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1977–78	Giovanni Trapattoni	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1978–79	Nils Liedholm	Sweden	Milan	[2]
1979–80	Eugenio Bersellini	Italy	Inter	[2]
1980–81	Giovanni Trapattoni	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1981–82	Giovanni Trapattoni	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1982–83	Nils Liedholm	Sweden	Roma	[2]
1983–84	Giovanni Trapattoni	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1984–85	Osvaldo Bagnoli	Italy	Hellas Verona	[2]
1985–86	Giovanni Trapattoni	Italy	Juventus	[2]
1986–87	Ottavio Bianchi	Italy	Napoli	[2]
1987–88	Arrigo Sacchi	Italy	Milan	[2]
1988–89	Giovanni Trapattoni	Italy	Inter	[2]
1989–90	Alberto Bigon	Italy	Napoli	[2]
1990–91	Vujadin Boškov	Yugoslavia	Sampdoria	[2]
1991–92	Fabio Capello	Italy	Milan	[2]
1992–93	Fabio Capello	Italy	Milan	[2]
1993–94	Fabio Capello	Italy	Milan	[2]
1994–95	Marcello Lippi	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1995–96	Fabio Capello	Italy	Milan	[2]
1996–97	Marcello Lippi	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1997–98	Marcello Lippi	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
1998–99	Alberto Zaccheroni	Italy	Milan	[2]
1999–2000	Sven-Göran Eriksson	Sweden	Lazio	[2]
2000–01	Fabio Capello	Italy	Roma	[2]
2001–02	Marcello Lippi	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2002–03	Marcello Lippi	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2003–04	Carlo Ancelotti	Italy	Milan	[2]
2004–05	Stripped from Juventus			[2]
2005–06	Roberto Mancini	Italy	Inter	[2]
2006–07	Roberto Mancini	Italy	Inter	[2]
2007–08	Roberto Mancini	Italy	Inter	[2]
2008–09	José Mourinho	Portugal	Inter	[2]
2009–10	José Mourinho	Portugal	Inter	[2]
2010–11	Massimiliano Allegri	Italy	Milan	[2]
2011–12	Antonio Conte	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2012–13	Antonio Conte	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2013–14	Antonio Conte	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2014–15	Massimiliano Allegri	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2015–16	Massimiliano Allegri	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2016–17	Massimiliano Allegri	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2017–18	Massimiliano Allegri	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2018–19	Massimiliano Allegri	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2019–20	Maurizio Sarri	Italy	Juventus	[1] [2]
2020–21	Antonio Conte	Italy	Inter	[1] [2]
2021–22	Stefano Pioli	Italy	Milan	[1] [2]
2022–23	Luciano Spalletti	Italy	Napoli	[1] [2]
2023–24	Simone Inzaghi	Italy	Inter	[1] [2]
2024–25	Antonio Conte	Italy	Napoli	[1] [2]

Most wins by individual

Rank	Manager	Wins	Club(s)	Winning seasons
1	Giovanni Trapattoni	7	Juventus, Inter	1976–77, 1977–78, 1980–81, 1981–82, 1983–84, 1985–86, 1988–89
2	Massimiliano Allegri	6	Milan, Juventus	2010–11, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2018–19
3	Fabio Capello	5	Milan, Roma	1991–92, 1992–93, 1993–94, 1995–96, 2000–01
	Marcello Lippi		Juventus	1994–95, 1996–97, 1997–98, 2001–02, 2002–03
	Antonio Conte		Juventus, Inter, Napoli	2011–12, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2020–21, 2024–25
6	Carlo Carcano	4	Juventus	1930–31, 1931–32, 1932–33, 1933–34
7	Helenio Herrera	3	Inter	1962–63, 1964–65, 1965–66
	Roberto Mancini		Inter	2005–06, 2006–07, 2007–08
	Carlo Parola		Juventus	1959–60, 1960–61, 1974–75
	Árpád Weisz		Ambrosiana-Inter, Bologna	1929–30, 1935–36, 1936–37

Notes

1. Carlo Parola was the manager for these seasons while Renato Cesarini was the technical director, as shown here and here.

See also

• List of Italian football champions
• Serie A Coach of the Year
• List of English football championship winning managers
• List of La Liga winning managers
• List of Ligue 1 winning managers

References

1. "Managers List". www.myjuve.it. Retrieved 6 February 2020.
2. "Serie A winning managers (post-war)". Sporcle. Retrieved 6 February 2020.