When ranking Premier League managers, titles are paramount. Only four bosses have won more than one since the league began in 1992: Sir Alex Ferguson (810 games, 528 wins), Arsene Wenger (828 games, 476 wins), Pep Guardiola, and Mikel Arteta (who won in 2025-26). David Moyes holds the third-most games (755) and wins (291), while Harry Redknapp rounds out the top five for games and goals scored (818).

Win percentage matters too—Mauricio Pochettino remains the only manager with over 100 games to win more than half without lifting the title. Carlo Ancelotti (10th) won with Chelsea in 2010 but left after one more season. Manuel Pellegrini and Antonio Conte missed the cut despite notable tenures.

The final ranking debates which legends deserve spots, weighing longevity, success, and trophies.