The "giant" coaches of the Asian Cup

The 2018 Asia Cup in the UAE marks the return of "giants" in the world of coaching, who have great international experience and who will attempt to return to the top of the ambitious teams during the tournament.

The European presence will be strong in the tournament, with 17 European coaches overseeing 17 teams, while only four teams rely on local coaches – Australia, Japan, North Korea and Turkmenistan.

The coaches of South America are also the only coach, Hector Cooper, the Argentine coach, and Africa is the only coach, Algerian Noureddine Ould Ali, coach of the Palestinian team.

Here are the best coaches in the world:

Italian marcello lippi

The veteran Italian coach Lippi is in a new adventure, leading the Chinese team in the tournament, and hopes to achieve an unprecedented feat, namely the completion of the tournament by China.

Lippi is one of the most prestigious coaches in the history of Italy, especially after leading Italy to the World Cup football in Germany 2006. He had been preceded by the Champions League with Juventus in 1996 and Calzio with the old lady five times.

Sven Goran Eriksson

Swedish veteran coach Sven-Goran Eriksson seems to be about to embark on a "very strange" adventure, the Philippines' leadership, in his first appearance in the Asian Cup.

Ericsson led England's "golden generation" at the World Cups of 2002 and 2006, as well as the last league championship of Italy for Lazio at the turn of the millennium.

Paolo Pinto Portuguese

The former Portuguese international is currently experiencing a new coaching experience under the guidance of the young South Korean team, aspiring to miss title since 1960.

Pinto led Cristiano Ronaldo and his teammates in Euro 2012, a defeat against Spain after Musharraf's performance, but he failed miserably against Portugal at the 2014 World Cup and came out of the first round.

Argentina Hector Cooper

Argentine Hector Cooper will attempt to redefine his image as a world coach after failing in Egypt at the 2018 World Cup, after suffering three defeats.

Cooper has a long career in Europe, where he led Valencia to the finalists in the Champions League. He was named Spain's best coach in 1999 and Europe's best coach in 2000.

Italian Alberto Zaccheroni

The veteran Italian coach has an ambitious experience with the UAE national team in the tournament and has a lot of pressure to go out with "White".
Zaccheroni has a long career in Italy, where he has already trained AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus and Lazio, and has already won the Asia Cup 2011 with the following year. Japanese team.