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Marcello Lippi

Italian association football player and manager · Italy · Footballers · Born 1948 · age 78

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The only manager to win both the UEFA Champions League and the AFC Champions League, Lippi lifted the World Cup with Italy in 2006 and collected silverware on three continents across a career that redefined what a trophy cabinet could hold.

AthletesFootball / Soccer PlayerSoccerFootballItalyEurope20th Century

A life in dates

2011Italian Football Hall of FameAward2006Acqui Award of HistoryAwardCommander of the Order of Merit of the Italian RepublicAward1981Lucchese 1905Club1981-19821979Pistoiese FCClub1979-19811971Italy national under-23 football teamClub1969Savona F.B.C.Club1969-1970U.C. SampdoriaClub1969-19791948Born12 April 1948

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Teams 5

Lucchese 19051981-1982
Pistoiese FC1979-1981
Italy national under-23 football team1971-1971
U.C. Sampdoria1969-1979
Savona F.B.C.1969-1970

Career record

SpellAppsGoals
1981-1982230
1979-1981450
1971-197120
1969-19792745
1969-1970212

Awards

Italian Football Hall of Fame2011
Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic2006
Acqui Award of History2006

About this person

Born 12 April 1948, Marcello Romeo Lippi played professionally before moving into management, where he built a dynasty at Juventus that peaked in 1996 with the Champions League and Intercontinental Cup. He took the Italy job in summer 2004 and two years later steered them to World Cup victory in 2006, a performance that earned him the IFFHS world's best national coach award. A second Italy stint in 2008 ended poorly at the 2010 World Cup, after which Cesare Prandelli took over. Lippi later went to China, winning the AFC Champions League with Guangzhou Evergrande in 2013 and three Chinese Super League titles, a late-career chapter that made him the first to conquer the top club competitions on different continents. His total haul - one World Cup, five Serie A titles, a Champions League, and trophies from Europe to Asia - put him on The Times' 2007 list of the fifty greatest managers ever.

Country
Italy
Category
Footballers
Type
Football / Soccer Player
Status
living
Dates
Born 1948 · age 78

In common with Marcello

Ruud GullitBoth received Italian Football Hall of FameVittorio PozzoBoth received Italian Football Hall of FameAlessandro Del PieroBoth received Italian Football Hall of FameGiampiero BonipertiBoth received Italian Football Hall of FameRonaldoBoth received Italian Football Hall of FameEnzo BearzotBoth received Italian Football Hall of Fame

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