Gambia coach Luciano Mancini ranked 360 in the world

Gambia coach Luciano Mancini

Gambia coach, Luciano Mancini has moved five steps down on world coaches ranking for the national teams released by the Institute of Football Coaching Statistics for the month of April.

Luciano Mancini is rated the 360th best national coach in the world with a point haul of 198 surpassing Brazil and Mauritania coaches Luiz Felipe Scolari & Patrice Neveu respectively. The regional-turned Scorpions coach, who was manager of the Umbria regional team in Italy, has a 0% Win ratio, 25% Draw and 75% Losses ratio since taking over from Peter Bonu Johnson in May 2012.

Spain coach Vincente Del Bosque is the world’s best coach. While Joachim Löw of Germany, Bert van Marwijk of Holland, Óscar Tabárez of Uruguay, US-born Egyptian coach, Bob Bradley, Reinaldo Rueda of Ecuador,  Fabio Capello of Russia, Morten Olsen Denmark, Claudio Cesare Prandelli of Italy and Venezuela’s César Alejandro Farías Acosta make the world top ten coaches.

At the continental level, Bradley tops the top ten ranking with Michel Dussuyer (19th) of Guinea,  Zambia coach Herve Renard (24th), Egypt legend Hassan Shehata (26th), Stephen Keshi (27th), François Zahoui (45th), Sami Trabelsi (52nd), Alain Giresse (53rd), Kinnah Phiri (63rd), Claude Le Roy (65th) and Rabah Saâdane (66th) making up the numbers.

The Football Coach World Ranking is world’s first ranking of football coaches based on actual performance. The national team coach ranking is monthly calculated on the results of 3,800 national soccer matches played over the last 48 months.

The coaches earn ranking points in those international matches that give points for FIFA’s World Ranking. Founded in the Netherlands in 2010, the Institute of Football Coaching Statistics is an independent provider of football coach performance data and statistical analysis.

Jose Mourinho is the world’s best club coach. Jupp Heynckes of Bayern Munich, Barca’s Tito Vilanova, Diego Simone of Athletico Madrid, Vanderlei Luxemburgo of Grêmio, Man United’s Alex Ferguson, Jurgen Klopp of Borussia Dortmund, Adenor Leonardo Bacchi “Tite” of Corinthians, Kim Ho-Gon of Ulsan Hyundai make up the top ten.

There are no Gambian club coaches in the world club top 400.