Leading the two teams to win the Champions League respectively, who did it in the football world? Mourinho is on the list, and Ancelotti is the most successful!

The most successful head coach in the history of the Champions League is the meritorious head coach of Real Madrid and Milan. This famous football coach led Milan and Real Madrid to win the Champions League five times, and is the head coach with the most championships in the Champions League. And he is one of the few head coaches who led both teams to win the Champions League trophy. Let’s take a look at the coaches who led two teams to win the Champions League championships in the history of the Champions League to see if there are any meritorious coaches from the home team.

Hapel (Feyenoord Hamburg)

Hapel coached many five major league teams. During his coaching Eredivisie team Feyenoord, Haper won his first Champions League championship in his coaching career. Feyenoord, led by Hapel, reached the Champions League final in the 1969-70 season. They defeated their opponents as they wished in the Champions League final, and won the first and only Champions League championship in the team's history. Hapel became the head coach of the European champion. After leaving Feyenoord, Haper coached Real Betis, Sevilla and other teams until 1981 when Haper coached the Bundesliga team Hamburg, he had the chance to win the Champions League again. In the 1982-83 season, Haper led Haper to win the Champions League final and won the first Champions League championship in Hamburg's history. Haper also became the first head coach to lead two teams to win the Champions League title.

Heathfield (Bortmond, Bayern Munich)

Currently, 76-year-old Heathfield has a very high reputation in the Bundesliga. He has led Dortmund and Bayern to win the league championships, and at the same time, Heathfield also led Dortmund and Bayern to win the Champions League championships respectively in the Champions League arena. In the 1996-97 season, Heathfield led Dortmund to the Champions League final. Facing the defending champion Juventus, Dortmund defeated his opponent and won the only Champions League championship in team history. Later, Heathfield took over Bayern's coaching post in 1998. In the 2001-02 season, he led Bayern to the Champions League final. In the final against Valencia, Bayern won the penalty and won the fourth Champions League championship in team history. Heathfield became the second head coach to lead two teams to the Champions League.

Heinx (Real Madrid, Bayern Munich)

Heinx once led Real Madrid and Bayern to win the Champions League championship. In the 1997-98 Champions League final, Real Madrid and Juventus met in the final. In the end, Real Madrid led by Heinx had the last laugh. They defeated Juventus and won the Champions League championship as they wished, and Heinx won the Champions League for the first time in his coaching career. In the 2012-13 season, Heinx led Bayern to the Champions League final again. Faced with the previous defeat in the final, Bayern successfully defeated Dortmund 2-1 in the final and won the fifth Champions League championship in the team's history as he wished. Heinx's role in it was invaluable.

Mourinho (Porto Inter Milan)

Mourinho, as one of the famous coaches in today's football world, has led Porto and Inter Milan to win two Champions League titles. In the 2003-04 season, Mourinho led Porto's superstar Porto and strong all the way in the Champions League. They defeated several five major league teams in the knockout round and successfully met with Monaco in the final. In the final, Porto defeated Monaco 3-0, winning the second Champions League championship in team history, and it is also the last time that a non-five major league team won the Champions League championship. Mourinho also won the championship this time and became the hot head coach in football at that time. Mourinho led Inter to the Champions League final again in the 2009-10 season. Inter Milan successfully won the Champions League final against Bayern, not only won the Champions League title, but also became the first European triple-champion team in Serie A.

Guardiola (Barcelona Manchester City)

After Guardiola became Barcelona head coach in the summer of 2008, the Red and Blues achieved an unprecedented six-championship in the 2008-09 season. The team defeated the Red Devils and Manchester United in the Champions League final and won all La Liga, Copa del Rey and other championships, becoming a phenomenal team. In the 2010-11 season, Guardiola led Barcelona to defeat Manchester United again in the Champions League final and won another Champions League championship. Guardiola, who is already Manchester City's coach, led Manchester City to the Champions League final for the second time. This time they defeated Inter Milan as they wished and won the first Champions League championship in Manchester City's history. Guardiola won three Champions League titles in Barcelona and Manchester City.

Enrique (Barcelona Paris Saint-Germain)

Enrique just became the 7th head coach to lead different teams to the Champions League title last season. In the 2014-15 season, Enrique led Barcelona to win the Champions League. In the season, Enrique's Barcelona team had an MSN combination. In the Champions League, Barcelona reached the final smoothly and defeated Juventus in the final, winning the fifth Champions League championship in team history. In the just-passed 2024-25 season, Enrique led Paris Saint-Germain to beat Inter Milan in the Champions League final, successfully helping Paris Saint-Germain win the first Champions League championship in team history. After the 2024-25 season, Enrique also became one of the head coaches to lead two different teams to win the Champions League.

Ancelotti (AC Milan Real Madrid)

Ancelotti led Milan and Real Madrid to the Champions League championship five times in his coaching career. In the 2002-03 season, Ancelotti led Milan to the Champions League final and defeated Juventus in the final to win the Champions League championship. Milan completed revenge in the Champions League final in the 2006-07 season, and they defeated Liverpool to win the championship. In the 2013-14 season, An Shuai led Real Madrid and defeated Atletico Madrid in the final and won the 10th Champions League championship in the team's history. An Shuai led Real Madrid to win the Champions League championship twice in the 2021-22 season and 2023-24 season, making An Shuai the head coach with the most Champions League titles. In both Milan and Real Madrid, An Shuai has left beautiful coaching memories.