Manuel Pellegrini: A Legendary Coaching Career Spanning 37 Seasons
- He has over 1,500 games under his belt
- He is at the helm of Real Betis
- Pellegrini's tenure in England is well-documented
As Manuel Pellegrini prepares to embark on his 37th season as a coach, the 70-year-old Chilean reflects on his remarkable journey, which has seen him manage clubs in six countries and win trophies in five.
With over 1,500 games under his belt, Pellegrini’s experience is unparalleled.
Pellegrini’s tenure in England is well-documented, with successful stints at Manchester City, where he won the Premier League, EFL Cup, and led the team to their first Champions League semi-final.
He also managed West Ham, although his time there was cut short after 18 months.
However, Pellegrini’s achievements extend far beyond English shores.
He won league titles in Argentina with San Lorenzo and River Plate and guided Villarreal to the Champions League semi-finals in 2006.
Currently, he is at the helm of Real Betis, where he led the team to Copa del Rey victory in