Ranieri will coach 500 games in Serie A, the 12th coach in history to reach this stat

May 17th In the 37th round of Serie A, Roma faces Milan at home. This will be the 500th Serie A game coached by Roma coach Ranieri and set multiple records.

Ranieri will be the 12th coach in Serie A history to coach 500 games, and he is the sixth coach to do this since the 1990s. Among them, Mazone coached the most Serie A games (792 games). Ranieli will retire after the end of the season, so he can finally tie Luigi Ladis in Serie A 11th place.

Serie A coaching match ranking:

Mazone 792 games

Roco 747 games

Trapatoni 689 games

Lidholm 635 games

Gasperini 597 games

Bernardini 580 games

Sparetti 559 games

Gidolin 555 games

Mazari 507 games

Alegri 506 games

Luigi Ladis 501 games

Ranieli 499 games

Ranieli coached a total of 8 Serie A teams. Ranieli coached the Serie A for the first time on September 9, 1990 (coaching Cagliari against Inter Milan), which has been 34 years and 246 days since Ranieli's last Serie A game, which is also the longest-lasting coach of all the coaches in Serie A history.

Ranieri encountered a total of 49 different opponents during his coaching in Serie A, which is the most in Serie A history. Next are Mazone (48 opponents), Spaletti (47 opponents), Plandelli (45 opponents), and Rock (44 opponents).

Ranieri's coach in Serie A was Gasperini, and the two met 14 times in total. Ranieli won the most opponents with the most wins were Jane Paul (Ranieli won 8 times in 9 matches).

Ranieri is also the third coach in history to coach at least 100 games in the three major leagues of Serie A, La Liga and Premier League. The other two who do this are Ancelotti and Mourinho.

Ranieri is the only coach who participated in Serie A and won four major Italian city derbys, namely Roma Derby (coaching Roma), Turin Derby (coaching Juventus), Milan Derby (coaching Inter Milan), and Genoa Derby (coaching Sampdoria).

Only Ranieri and Lidholm coached Rome three times in history. Ranieri has coached Roma 130 times in various competitions, winning 73 times, with a winning rate of 56%, ranking third in Roma's history, behind Viali (58%) and Spaletti (58%). Ranieli is also the fourth most winning coach in the history of the club Rome, with the top three being: Lidholm (191 games), Spaletti (172 games), and Capello (118 games).