Miguel Muñoz

Football manager and national team coach

Miguel Muñoz - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 19th, 1922
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A prominent football player and manager, served as a midfielder for Real Madrid. Transitioned to management, leading Real Madrid to numerous titles. Instrumental in coaching the Spanish national team, achieving success in international competitions. Recognized for tactical acumen and ability to develop players in both roles.

Won nine La Liga titles with Real Madrid as manager

Coached Spain to the semifinals of the 1984 UEFA European Championship

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