Fabio Capello

Football manager and former player

Fabio Capello - Football manager and former player
Born

June 18th, 1946
78 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Italy

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A former professional footballer and manager, he started a playing career as a midfielder with AC Milan. Transitioning to management, he coached various prominent clubs including AC Milan, Real Madrid, and the English national team. His managerial career is highlighted by winning league titles in multiple countries, showcasing strategic knowledge of football at the highest levels.

Managed AC Milan to four Serie A titles

Won La Liga with Real Madrid

Coached the England national team

Led Juventus to two Serie A championships

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