Roberto Mancini is a professional Italian football manager and former player. He was born on 27 November 1964, in the town of Iesi in Italy. Mancini is widely regarded as one of the most successful football managers in the world, with a career spanning over three decades.
Mancini began his footballing journey as a player for Bologna in 1981. He then moved on to play for Sampdoria for a decade, winning four major trophies with the Italian club. Mancini then went on to play for other clubs such as Lazio and Leicester City before retiring in 2001 at the age of 37.
Following his retirement, Mancini transitioned to coaching, beginning his managerial career with Fiorentina, where he helped the team secure promotion to Serie A. He later managed a string of top Italian clubs, including Lazio, Inter Milan, and AC Milan, as well as Manchester City in the English Premier League.
Mancini has tasted immense success as a football manager, with numerous domestic and international trophies to his name. He has won the Italian Serie A championship six times as a manager with different clubs, including Inter Milan and Manchester City. He also guided Manchester City to their first English Premier League title in 44 years in the 2011-12 season.
Mancini has a remarkable record as a manager and is widely known for his tactical prowess. He is also considered to be a coach who puts a lot of emphasis on team cohesion and player motivation.
Mancini’s passion and love for the game are commendable, and his experience and expertise have made him one of the most respected figures in world football. His dedication and commitment to his craft have earned him a place in the pantheon of great football managers.