Scottish great Graeme Souness had named Sir Alex Ferguson and Pep Guardiola as the managers with the greatest Legacies in the Premier League as the most competitive league and entertaining League in Europe and the World turns 30.
Sir Alex Ferguson and Pep Guardiola have won a combined total of 17 Premier League with Sir Alex Ferguson winning 13 and Pep Guardiola winning 4. Arsene Wenger won three Premier League titles with Arsenal including going unbeaten in the 2003/2004 season.
Jose Mourinho has also won three Premier League titles with Chelsea during the Abramovich era.
However, Graeme Souness believes Sir Alex Ferguson and Pep Guardiola are the greatest in Premier League history.
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The Scottish great said via TalkSports when asked how is Arsene Wenger’s Premier League legacy compared to Pep Guardiola and Sir Alex Ferguson: “No not for me.
“I think he had a fantastic 10 years, but he did inherit the best back-five arguably in world football. He had a knowledge of French football when France produced the best group of players in the history of French football and he had an insight before anyone else did.
“For 10 years they were the real deal, then for another decade, I don’t think he came anywhere near that.
“I think [the greatest legacy] goes to Fergie, he built three or four teams, his legacy is the largest.
“Pep has definitely bought something different into our game, the playing out from the back was creeping into the game but it was a surge when he arrived, with pitches improving you could do that more.
“Central defenders and full-backs were never entirely comfortable taking the ball in their own box, but the game has evolved and everyone now does it in the higher leagues, I would say he has had a major major influence on where the game has gone.”
Premier League winning coaches and the number of Premier League titles.
| Name | Number of Titles |
| Sir Alex Ferguson | 13 |
| Pep Guardiola | 4 |
| Arsene Wenger | 3 |
| Jose Mourinho | 3 |
| Jurgen Klopp | 1 |
| Antonio Conte | 1 |
| Claudio Ranieri | 1 |
| Manuel Pellegrini | 1 |
| Roberto Mancini | 1 |
| Carlo Ancelotti | 1 |
| Sir Kenny Daglish | 1 |
