Copa del Mundo — Entrenadores.

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17 different men have lifted the World Cup as head coach since 1930. Vittorio Pozzo (Italy) is the only two-time winner — 1934 and 1938. Mário Zagallo, Franz Beckenbauer and Didier Deschamps are the only three to win the trophy as both player and coach.

World Cup-winning coaches (1930-2022)

Year	Coach	Country	Note
1930	Alberto Suppici	Uruguay	At 31, the youngest coach ever to win a World Cup. Local hero who built the squad from Peñarol and Nacional.
1934	Vittorio Pozzo	Italy	First of two titles. Strict tactical disciplinarian; defined "metodo" formation.
1938	Vittorio Pozzo	Italy	Only manager ever to win two World Cups (1934, 1938).
1950	Juan López Fontana	Uruguay	Architect of the "Maracanazo" upset — 2-1 over hosts Brazil in Rio.
1954	Sepp Herberger	West Germany	"Miracle of Bern". Famous for "the ball is round and the game lasts 90 minutes".
1958	Vicente Feola	Brazil	Trusted 17-year-old Pelé and Garrincha in the final eleven.
1962	Aymoré Moreira	Brazil	Held the team together after Pelé's injury; replaced his brother Zezé as coach.
1966	Alf Ramsey	England	"Wingless Wonders". Sir Alf knighted after England's only WC title.
1970	Mário Zagallo	Brazil	Player-winner in 1958 & 1962, then coach in 1970 — first to win as both player and coach.
1974	Helmut Schön	West Germany	Tactical pragmatist who tamed Cruyff's Total Football in the final.
1978	César Luis Menotti	Argentina	"El Flaco" — left-leaning intellectual managing under the military junta.
1982	Enzo Bearzot	Italy	Trusted Paolo Rossi straight from a betting-scandal ban.
1986	Carlos Bilardo	Argentina	Built the squad around Maradona; his "Bilardismo" defined Argentine pragmatism.
1990	Franz Beckenbauer	West Germany	Captain-winner 1974, coach-winner 1990 — joined Zagallo as the only player+coach winners.
1994	Carlos Alberto Parreira	Brazil	Pragmatic 4-4-2; Brazil's first title in 24 years.
1998	Aimé Jacquet	France	Defensive tactician who built France around Zidane and Deschamps in midfield.
2002	Luiz Felipe Scolari	Brazil	"Big Phil" — built around the "3 R's": Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho.
2006	Marcello Lippi	Italy	Conceded only 2 goals in 7 matches; broke France on penalties in Berlin.
2010	Vicente del Bosque	Spain	Tiki-taka era. Calm-faced architect of Spain's first WC title.
2014	Joachim Löw	Germany	Built the system over a decade; demolished hosts Brazil 7-1 in the semifinal.
2018	Didier Deschamps	France	Captain-winner 1998, coach-winner 2018 — third man to do both (with Zagallo + Beckenbauer).
2022	Lionel Scaloni	Argentina	At 44, one of the youngest coaches ever to win the trophy; ended Argentina's 36-year wait.

17 different men have lifted the World Cup as coach. Pozzo (Italy) is the only two-time winner; Zagallo, Beckenbauer and Deschamps are the only three to win as both player and coach.

Notable runners-up & tactical figures

Rinus Michels	Netherlands	Father of Total Football; lost the 1974 final but transformed football forever.
Ernst Happel	Netherlands	1978 final losing coach; only coach to win European Cup with two clubs.
Berti Vogts	Germany	1998 — coached Germany during transition era; player-winner 1974.
Bora Milutinović	Serbia	Coached 5 different national teams at the World Cup — a unique record.
Guus Hiddink	Netherlands	Took Korea to the 2002 semifinal; multiple national teams + Russia in 2008 Euro.
Marcelo Bielsa	Argentina	"El Loco" — managed Argentina 2002, Chile 2010; tactical revolutionary.
Pep Guardiola	Spain	Has not yet managed at a WC, but his Barcelona academy graduates won 2010.
Diego Maradona	Argentina	Managed Argentina to the 2010 quarterfinal as well as winning as a player in 1986.
Zlatko Dalić	Croatia	Took Croatia to the 2018 final and the 2022 third-place playoff.
Walid Regragui	Morocco	Architect of Morocco's historic 2022 semifinal run — first African team that far.