Since the Premier League’s inception in 1992, only a select few managers have managed to lift the coveted trophy. From tactical masterminds to transformational leaders, these are the 10 coaches with the most Premier League titles to their name.
10. Roberto Mancini – 1 title
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Roberto Mancini led Manchester City to their first league title in 44 years during the unforgettable 2011/12 season. His side won it with a dramatic stoppage-time goal from Sergio Agüero on the final day.
9. Manuel Pellegrini – 1 title
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In his debut season in English football, Pellegrini guided Manchester City to the 2013/14 Premier League crown. The Chilean became the first non-European manager to win the league.
Ranieri achieved the impossible in 2015/16 by guiding Leicester City to one of the biggest underdog triumphs in sports history. His tactical flexibility and calm demeanor inspired a fairytale season.
7. Antonio Conte – 1 title
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Conte won the Premier League in his first season in charge of Chelsea in 2016/17. With a switch to a 3-4-3 formation, he revitalized the squad and led them to 30 wins.
6. Jürgen Klopp – 1 title
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Klopp ended Liverpool’s 30-year title drought with a dominant 2019/20 campaign. His high-pressing, energetic style helped the Reds finish the season with 99 points.
5. Arne Slot – 1 title
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Arne Slot shocked the league by winning the 2024/25 title in his debut season at Liverpool. With just one major signing, his team only lost two league matches on the way to glory.
4. Arsène Wenger – 3 titles
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Wenger won three Premier League titles with Arsenal, including the legendary 2003/04 “Invincibles” season. His innovative approach changed English football both on and off the pitch.
3. José Mourinho – 3 titles
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“The Special One” won back-to-back titles with Chelsea in 2004/05 and 2005/06, then returned to win a third in 2014/15. His teams were known for their discipline, structure, and ruthless efficiency.
2. Pep Guardiola – 6 titles
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Guardiola has dominated the Premier League with Manchester City, winning six titles between 2018 and 2024. His possession-based philosophy and tactical brilliance redefined success in England.
1. Sir Alex Ferguson – 13 titles
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Ferguson remains the undisputed king of the Premier League era, having won 13 titles with Manchester United. His consistency, adaptability, and leadership made him a managerial icon.
