Vicente del Bosque (Spain)

Roberto Di Matteo (Chelsea) 

Alex Ferguson (Manchester United ) 

Pep Guardiola (Barcelona) 

Jupp Heynckes (Bayern Munich) 

Jürgen Klopp (Borussia Dortmund) 

Joachim Löw (Germany) 

Roberto Mancini (Manchester City) 

José Mourinho (Real Madrid) 

Cesare Prandelli (Italy)

Who do you believe deserves it? For me its Del Bosque and Di Matteo.

*or Di Matteo

For me its Jürgen Klopp!
 Del Bosque just copies Barcelona..
Gameplay,Playing without a classic CF and much more....

Di Matteo should win.

@ DonAndres

I wouldn't say that Del Bosque copies Barca, but rather he uses the fact that most of his team are from Barca to his advantage. He intentionally does this because he knows that only teams that know each other inside out can hope to defend against the Barca play. That's why it's a perfect strategy against national teams, who don't get their players to practice together as often.

@Dynastian98 
In my Opinion he copied Pep Guardiola..
Played without a classic Striker like guardiola's barca.
Used Cesc as striker(fuck this shit,i hate that cause he is a class midfielder) like guardiola did..
But this is off topic and i dont think that we should continue talking about this..
So lets end this ;) ... 

Haha LOL. Okay :)

Roberto Di Matteo or Jürgen Klopp

I second @JuanMata: Di Matteo or Klopp. Hard to choose.

RDM is deserving but Fifa will prefer Del Bosque

RDM or Jürgen Klopp

Di Matteo will win but I hope it's Guardiola or Ferguson.

ferguson 

regli how will it be feguson??? he hasn't won a single trophy this year and Di Matteo was a replacement manager yet he led Chelsea to a CL victory!!

I would give it to Jurgen Klopp. Yes RDM did help Chelsea win the FA cup, and yes he helped Chelsea win the CL cup, but one thing for sure is that he didn't do his job as manager for the whole season, as the first half of the season was done by AVB.

I'd personally think Jurgen Klopp deserves it. With Borussia Dortmund for 4 years, he's won German manager of the year for 2 consecutive years, through the succession of claiming the Budesliga title for 2 years in a row, and winning the DFB-Pokal last season, and the DFL - Supercup in 2008. He went through a lot with a club that struggled and turned it into a really strong one.

Once again, Klopp deserves it more IMO. 

I understand Heis, and its your opinion but doesn't winning and a CL and FA Cup in 4 months as a manager bigger than manager for the whole season? Think about it, who does that in 4 moths :S. Anyway you're opinion

@ Trollman

That may be true, but Chelsea was already a set team when RDM came in charge. AVB made a great buy in Mata, and the team just needed the right formation to get accustomed to. Klopp had a much harder job.

When Klopp came in, Dortmund were below 10th. He picked them up, and bought and raised some ridiculously talented players (Gotze, Hummels, Subotic, Gundogan, Bender, Lewandowski, Kuba, Grosskreutz, Leitner, Schmelzer, Piszczek). After that, he raised them to first, beating Munich twice in the process. That, my friend, is incredibly difficult. He raised them to the summit twice, and even scored 5 on Munchen once in one game. Now he has the talent to beat both City and Madrid, two of the best teams in the world. IMO, Klopp definitely deserves to win this one.

Okay I can understand why someone would pick Klopp. He is a indeed a great manager.