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#4 Luis Enrique (2014-2017)
Luis Enrique sent shockwaves around the world of football when he announced his decision to quit as Barcelona manager at the end of this season. One of the most successful managers in Barcelona history, Enrique incredibly has won 8 out of the 10 trophies he has competed so far.
Credited with creating the most destructive trio in football history (Messi, Suarez and Neymar), Barcelona have broken all kind of records under Enrique winning a stunning quadruple in his debut season. He is also the most successful manager in terms of win % and is still in with a chance of winning another domestic double this season.
Also read: Barcelona target Arsene Wenger as replacement for Luis Enrique
With all these records, Enrique should have been higher up on this list, but some public falling outs with stars like Lionel Messi in his first season at charge and accusations of not playing the Barcelona way sees the Asturian at 4th position.
