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Nine managers who have never been sacked

The Spanish coach, currently at Real Sociedad, lasted the course at all five of his previous clubs: Alicante, Castellón, Orihuela, Alcoyano and Leganés.
The current Spain manager previously coached Barcelona B, Roma, Celta and Barcelona.
The Atlético boss has settled into a long career with the Rojiblancos and although not nearly as successfully he previously held the tiller at Racing Club, Estudiantes de la Plata, River Plate, San Lorenzo and Catania.
The record-breaking Frenchman voluntarily left Castilla to take over at Real Madrid, and then stepped down after landing a third consecutive Champions League.
The Spanish tactician has left all of his jobs prior to taking the reins at Manchester City: Barcelona B, Barcelona and Bayern Munich.
The highly rated Spaniard, who is currently leading Sevilla's title tilt, worked his way up to his first big job via Numancia and Girona.
The Liverpool boss spent seven years at Borussia Dortmund before moving to Anfield, having previously coached Mainz 05.
The current River Plate manager was previously in charge at Nacional de Montevideo.
The Les Bleus manager has enjoyed a remarkably sack-free career, passing through Monaco, Juventus, and Marseille before leading France to World Cup glory last summer.
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Asier Garitano

The Spanish coach, currently at Real Sociedad, lasted the course at all five of his previous clubs: Alicante, Castellón, Orihuela, Alcoyano and Leganés.

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Luis Enrique

The current Spain manager previously coached Barcelona B, Roma, Celta and Barcelona.

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Diego Simeone

The Atlético boss has settled into a long career with the Rojiblancos and although not nearly as successfully he previously held the tiller at Racing Club, Estudiantes de la Plata, River Plate, San Lorenzo and Catania.

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Zinedine Zidane

The record-breaking Frenchman voluntarily left Castilla to take over at Real Madrid, and then stepped down after landing a third consecutive Champions League.

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Pep Guardiola

The Spanish tactician has left all of his jobs prior to taking the reins at Manchester City: Barcelona B, Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

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Pablo Machín

The highly rated Spaniard, who is currently leading Sevilla's title tilt, worked his way up to his first big job via Numancia and Girona.

Foto:CRISTINA QUICLERAFP

Jürgen Klopp

The Liverpool boss spent seven years at Borussia Dortmund before moving to Anfield, having previously coached Mainz 05.

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Marcelo Gallardo

The current River Plate manager was previously in charge at Nacional de Montevideo.

Foto:SERGIO PEREZREUTERS

Didier Deschamps

The Les Bleus manager has enjoyed a remarkably sack-free career, passing through Monaco, Juventus, and Marseille before leading France to World Cup glory last summer.

Foto:Kai PfaffenbachREUTERS

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