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Copa Libertadores (1960–)

Copa Libertadores winning manager				Runner-up			Notes
Final	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)
1960 (1st)	URU	Roberto Scarone	Peñarol (1)	PAR	Aurelio González	Olimpia
1961 (2nd)	URU	Roberto Scarone (2)	Peñarol (2)	ARG	Armando Renganeschi	Palmeiras
1962 (3rd)	BRA	Lula	Santos (1)	HUN	Béla Guttmann	Peñarol
1963 (4th)	BRA	Lula (2)	Santos (2)	ARG	Aristóbulo Deambrossi	Boca Juniors
1964 (5th)	ARG	Manuel Giúdice	Independiente (1)	BRA	Zezé Moreira	Nacional
1965 (6th)	ARG	Manuel Giúdice (2)	Independiente (2)	URU	Roque Máspoli	Peñarol
1966 (7th)	URU	Roque Máspoli	Peñarol (3)	ARG	Renato Cesarini	River Plate
1967 (8th)	ARG	Juan José Pizzuti	Racing (1)	URU	Roberto Scarone	Nacional
1968 (9th)	ARG	Osvaldo Zubeldía	Estudiantes (1)	BRA	Mário Travaglini	Palmeiras
1969 (10th)	ARG	Osvaldo Zubeldía (2)	Estudiantes (2)	BRA	Zezé Moreira	Nacional
1970 (11th)	ARG	Osvaldo Zubeldía (3)	Estudiantes (3)	BRA	Osvaldo Brandão	Peñarol
1971 (12th)	URU	Washington Etchamendi	Nacional (1)	ARG	Miguel Ignomiriello	Estudiantes
1972 (13th)	ARG	Pedro Dellacha	Independiente (3)	URU	Roberto Scarone	Universitario
1973 (14th)	ARG	Humberto Maschio	Independiente (4)	CHI	Luis Álamos	Colo-Colo
1974 (15th)	ARG	Roberto Ferreiro	Independiente (5)	ARG	José Poy	São Paulo
1975 (16th)	ARG	Pedro Dellacha (2)	Independiente (6)	CHI	Luis Santibáñez	Unión Española
1976 (17th)	BRA	Zezé Moreira	Cruzeiro (1)	ARG	Ángel Labruna	River Plate
1977 (18th)	ARG	Juan Carlos Lorenzo	Boca Juniors (1)	BRA	Zezé Moreira	Cruzeiro
1978 (19th)	ARG	Juan Carlos Lorenzo (2)	Boca Juniors (2)	ARG	Carlos Bilardo	Deportivo Cali
1979 (20th)	URU	Luis Cubilla	Olimpia (1)	ARG	Juan Carlos Lorenzo	Boca Juniors
1980 (21st)	URU	Juan Mujica	Nacional (2)	BRA	Ênio Andrade	Internacional
1981 (22nd)	BRA	Paulo César Carpegiani	Flamengo (1)	ARG	Vicente Cantatore	Cobreloa
1982 (23rd)	URU	Hugo Bagnulo	Peñarol (4)	ARG	Vicente Cantatore	Cobreloa
1983 (24th)	BRA	Valdir Espinosa	Grêmio (1)	URU	Hugo Bagnulo	Peñarol
1984 (25th)	ARG	José Pastoriza	Independiente (7)	BRA	Carlos Froner	Grêmio
1985 (26th)	ARG	José Yudica	Argentinos Juniors (1)	COL	Gabriel Ochoa Uribe	América de Cali
1986 (27th)	ARG	Héctor Veira	River Plate (1)	COL	Gabriel Ochoa Uribe	América de Cali
1987 (28th)	URU	Óscar Tabárez	Peñarol (5)	COL	Gabriel Ochoa Uribe	América de Cali
1988 (29th)	URU	Roberto Fleitas	Nacional (3)	ARG	José Yudica*	Newell's Old Boys
1989 (30th)	COL	Francisco Maturana	Atlético Nacional (1)	URU	Luis Cubilla	Olimpia
1990 (31st)	URU	Luis Cubilla (2)	Olimpia (2)	ARG	Miguel Brindisi	Barcelona Guayaquil
1991 (32nd)	YUG	Mirko Jozić	Colo-Colo (1)	URU	Luis Cubilla	Olimpia
1992 (33rd)	BRA	Telê Santana	São Paulo (1)	ARG	Marcelo Bielsa	Newell's Old Boys
1993 (34th)	BRA	Telê Santana (2)	São Paulo (2)	CHI	Ignacio Prieto	Universidad Católica
1994 (35th)	ARG	Carlos Bianchi	Vélez Sarsfield (1)	BRA	Telê Santana	São Paulo
1995 (36th)	BRA	Luiz Felipe Scolari	Grêmio (2)	COL	Juan José Peláez	Atlético Nacional
1996 (37th)	ARG	Ramón Díaz	River Plate (2)	COL	Diego Umaña	América de Cali
1997 (38th)	BRA	Paulo Autuori	Cruzeiro (2)	URU	Sergio Markarián	Sporting Cristal
1998 (39th)	BRA	Antônio Lopes	Vasco da Gama (1)	ARG	Rubén Darío Insúa	Barcelona Guayaquil
1999 (40th)	BRA	Luiz Felipe Scolari (2)	Palmeiras (1)	COL	Cheche Hernández	Deportivo Cali
2000 (41st)	ARG	Carlos Bianchi (2)	Boca Juniors (3)	BRA	Luiz Felipe Scolari	Palmeiras
2001 (42nd)	ARG	Carlos Bianchi (3)	Boca Juniors (4)	MEX	José Luis Trejo	Cruz Azul
2002 (43rd)	ARG	Nery Pumpido	Olimpia (3)	BRA	Jair Picerni	São Caetano
2003 (44th)	ARG	Carlos Bianchi (4)	Boca Juniors (5)	BRA	Émerson Leão	Santos
2004 (45th)	COL	Luis Fernando Montoya	Once Caldas (1)	ARG	Carlos Bianchi	Boca Juniors
2005 (46th)	BRA	Paulo Autuori (2)	São Paulo (3)	BRA	Antônio Lopes	Atlético Paranaense
2006 (47th)	BRA	Abel Braga	Internacional (1)	BRA	Muricy Ramalho	São Paulo
2007 (48th)	ARG	Miguel Ángel Russo	Boca Juniors (6)	BRA	Mano Menezes	Grêmio
2008 (49th)	ARG	Edgardo Bauza	LDU Quito (1)	BRA	Renato Gaúcho	Fluminense
2009 (50th)	ARG	Alejandro Sabella	Estudiantes (4)	BRA	Adilson Batista	Cruzeiro
2010 (51st)	BRA	Celso Roth	Internacional (2)	MEX	José Luis Real	Guadalajara
2011 (52nd)	BRA	Muricy Ramalho	Santos (3)	URU	Diego Aguirre	Peñarol
2012 (53rd)	BRA	Tite	Corinthians (1)	ARG	Julio Falcioni	Boca Juniors
2013 (54th)	BRA	Cuca	Atlético Mineiro (1)	PAR	Ever Almeida	Olimpia
2014 (55th)	ARG	Edgardo Bauza (2)	San Lorenzo (1)	PAR	Gustavo Morínigo	Nacional
2015 (56th)	ARG	Marcelo Gallardo	River Plate (3)	BRA	Ricardo Ferretti	UANL
2016 (57th)	COL	Reinaldo Rueda	Atlético Nacional (2)	URU	Pablo Repetto	Independiente del Valle
2017 (58th)	BRA	Renato Gaúcho	Grêmio (3)	ARG	Jorge Almirón	Lanús
2018 (59th)	ARG	Marcelo Gallardo (2)	River Plate (4)	ARG	Guillermo Schelotto	Boca Juniors
2019 (60th)	POR	Jorge Jesus	Flamengo (2)	ARG	Marcelo Gallardo	River Plate
2020 (61st)	POR	Abel Ferreira	Palmeiras (2)	BRA	Cuca	Santos
2021 (62nd)	POR	Abel Ferreira (2)	Palmeiras (3)	BRA	Renato Gaúcho	Flamengo
2022 (63rd)	BRA	Dorival Júnior	Flamengo (3)	BRA	Luiz Felipe Scolari	Athletico Paranaense
2023 (64th)	BRA	Fernando Diniz	Fluminense (1)	ARG	Jorge Almirón	Boca Juniors
2024 (65th)	POR	Artur Jorge	Botafogo (1)	ARG	Gabriel Milito	Atlético Mineiro

Copa Sudamericana (2002–)

Copa Sudamericana winning manager				Runner-up			Notes
Final	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)
2002 (1st)	ARG	Rubén Darío Insúa	San Lorenzo (1)	COL	Alexis García	Atlético Nacional
2003 (2nd)	PER	Freddy Ternero	Cienciano (1)	CHI	Manuel Pellegrini	River Plate
2004 (3rd)	ARG	Jorge Benítez	Boca Juniors (1)	BOL	Vladimir Soria	Bolívar
2005 (4th)	ARG	Alfio Basile	Boca Juniors (2)	MEX	Miguel España	UNAM
2006 (5th)	MEX	Enrique Meza	Pachuca (1)	ARG	Claudio Borghi	Colo-Colo
2007 (6th)	ARG	Gustavo Alfaro	Arsenal (1)	ISR	Daniel Brailovsky	América
2008 (7th)	BRA	Tite	Internacional (1)	ARG	Leonardo Astrada	Estudiantes
2009 (8th)	URU	Jorge Fossati	LDU Quito (1)	BRA	Cuca	Fluminense
2010 (9th)	ARG	Antonio Mohamed	Independiente (1)	BRA	Artur Neto	Goiás
2011 (10th)	ARG	Jorge Sampaoli	Universidad de Chile (1)	ARG	Edgardo Bauza	LDU Quito
2012 (11th)	BRA	Ney Franco	São Paulo (1)	ARG	Néstor Gorosito	Tigre
2013 (12th)	ARG	Guillermo Barros Schelotto	Lanús (1)	BRA	Jorginho	Ponte Preta
2014 (13th)	ARG	Marcelo Gallardo	River Plate (1)	COL	Juan Carlos Osorio	Atlético Nacional
2015 (14th)	URU	Gerardo Pelusso	Santa Fe (1)	ARG	Eduardo Domínguez	Huracán
2016 (15th)	BRA	Caio Júnior †	Chapecoense (1)	COL	Reinaldo Rueda	Atlético Nacional
2017 (16th)	ARG	Ariel Holan	Independiente (2)	COL	Reinaldo Rueda	Flamengo
2018 (17th)	BRA	Tiago Nunes	Atlético Paranaense (1)	URU	Julio Comesaña	Junior
2019 (18th)	ESP	Miguel Ángel Ramírez	Independiente del Valle (1)	ARG	Pablo Lavallén	Colón
2020 (19th)	ARG	Hernán Crespo	Defensa y Justicia (1)	ARG	Luis Zubeldía	Lanús
2021 (20th)	BRA	Alberto Valentim	Athletico Paranaense (2)	BRA	Maurício Barbieri	Red Bull Bragantino
2022 (21st)	ARG	Martín Anselmi	Independiente del Valle (2)	BRA	Rogério Ceni	São Paulo
2023 (22nd)	ARG	Luis Zubeldía	LDU Quito (2)	ARG	Juan Pablo Vojvoda	Fortaleza
2024 (23rd)	ARG	Gustavo Costas	Racing (1)	BRA	Fernando Diniz	Cruzeiro

Recopa Sudamericana (1989–1998; 2003–)

Copa Sudamericana winning manager				Runner-up			Notes
Final	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)
1989 (1st)	URU	Héctor Núñez	Nacional (1)	ARG	Alfio Basile	Racing
1990 (2nd)	ARG	Carlos Aimar	Boca Juniors (1)	COL	Hernán Gómez	Atlético Nacional
1991 (3rd)	URU	Luis Cubilla	Olimpia (1)
1992 (4th)	CRO	Mirko Jozić	Colo-Colo (1)	BRA	Ênio Andrade	Cruzeiro
1993 (5th)	BRA	Telê Santana	São Paulo (1)	BRA	Carlos Alberto Silva	Cruzeiro
1994 (6th)	BRA	Telê Santana	São Paulo (2)	BRA	Dé	Botafogo
1995 (7th)	ARG	Miguel Ángel Brindisi	Independiente (1)	ARG	Carlos Bianchi	Vélez Sarsfield
1996 (8th)	BRA	Luiz Felipe Scolari	Grêmio (1)	URU	Gregorio Pérez	Independiente
1997 (9th)	ARG	Osvaldo Piazza	Vélez Sarsfield (1)	ARG	Ramón Díaz	River Plate
1998 (10th)	BRA	Levir Culpi	Cruzeiro (1)	ARG	Ramón Díaz	River Plate
2003 (11th)	URU	Luis Cubilla	Olimpia (2)	ARG	Rubén Insúa	San Lorenzo
2004 (12th)	PER	Freddy Ternero	Cienciano (1)	ARG	Miguel Ángel Brindisi	Boca Juniors
2005 (13th)	ARG	Alfio Basile	Boca Juniors (2)	COL	Carlos Valencia	Once Caldas
2006 (14th)	ARG	Alfio Basile (2)	Boca Juniors (3)	BRA	Muricy Ramalho	São Paulo
2007 (15th)	BRA	Alexandre Gallo	Internacional (1)	MEX	Enrique Meza	Pachuca
2008 (16th)	ARG	Carlos Ischia	Boca Juniors (4)	ARG	Daniel Garnero	Arsenal
2009 (17th)	URU	Jorge Fossati	LDU Quito (1)	BRA	Tite	Internacional
2010 (18th)	ARG	Edgardo Bauza	LDU Quito (2)	ARG	Alejandro Sabella	Estudiantes (LP)
2011 (19th)	BRA BRA	Osmar Loss (1st leg) Dorival Júnior (2nd leg)	Internacional (2)	ARG	Antonio Mohamed	Independiente
2012 (20th)	BRA	Muricy Ramalho	Santos (1)	ARG	Jorge Sampaoli	Universidad de Chile
2013 (21st)	BRA	Tite	Corinthians (1)	BRA	Paulo Autuori	São Paulo
2014 (22nd)	BRA	Levir Culpi (2)	Atlético Mineiro (1)	ARG	Guillermo Barros Schelotto	Lanús
2015 (23rd)	ARG	Marcelo Gallardo	River Plate (1)	ARG	Edgardo Bauza	San Lorenzo
2016 (24th)	ARG	Marcelo Gallardo (2)	River Plate (2)	ARG	Gustavo Costas	Santa Fe
2017 (25th)	COL	Reinaldo Rueda	Atlético Nacional (1)	BRA	Vagner Mancini	Chapecoense
2018 (26th)	BRA	Renato Gaúcho	Grêmio (2)	ARG	Ariel Holan	Independiente
2019 (27th)	ARG	Marcelo Gallardo (3)	River Plate (3)	BRA	Tiago Nunes	Athletico Paranaense
2020 (28th)	POR	Jorge Jesus	Flamengo (1)	ESP	Miguel Ángel Ramírez	Independiente del Valle
2021 (29th)	ARG	Sebastián Beccacece	Defensa y Justicia (1)	POR	Abel Ferreira	Palmeiras
2022 (30th)	POR	Abel Ferreira	Palmeiras (1)	BRA	Alberto Valentim	Athletico Paranaense
2023 (31st)	ARG	Martín Anselmi	Independiente del Valle (1)	POR	Vítor Pereira	Athletico Paranaense
2024 (32nd)	BRA	Fernando Diniz	Fluminense (1)	ARG	Adrián Gabbarini*	LDU Quito

Defunct

Supercopa Libertadores (1988–1997)

Supercopa Libertadores winners				Runners-up			Notes
Final	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)
1988 (1st)	ARG	Alfio Basile	Racing (1)	BRA	Carlos Alberto Silva	Cruzeiro
1989 (2nd)	ARG	Carlos Aimar	Boca Juniors (1)	ARG	Jorge Solari	Independiente
1990 (3rd)	URU	Luis Cubilla	Olimpia (1)	URU	Juan Carlos Blanco	Nacional
1991 (4th)	BRA	Ênio Andrade	Cruzeiro (1)	ARG	Daniel Passarella	River Plate
1992 (5th)	BRA	Jair Pereira	Cruzeiro (2)	ARG	Humberto Grondona	Racing
1993 (6th)	BRA	Telê Santana	São Paulo (1)	BRA	Léo Júnior	Flamengo
1994 (7th)	ARG	Miguel Ángel Brindisi	Independiente (1)	ARG	César Luis Menotti	Boca Juniors
1995 (8th)	ARG	Miguel Ángel López	Independiente (2)	BRA	Vanderlei Luxemburgo	Flamengo
1996 (9th)	ARG	Osvaldo Piazza	Vélez Sarsfield (1)	BRA	Levir Culpi	Cruzeiro
1997 (10th)	ARG	Ramón Díaz	River Plate (1)	URU	Darío Pereyra	São Paulo

Copa CONMEBOL (1992–1999)

Copa CONMEBOL winners				Runners-up			Notes
Final	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)
1992 (1st)	BRA	Procópio Cardoso	Atlético Mineiro (1)	ARG	Roberto Perfumo	Olimpia
1993 (2nd)	BRA	Carlos Alberto Torres	Botafogo (1)	URU	Gregorio Pérez	Peñarol
1994 (3rd)	BRA	Muricy Ramalho	São Paulo (1)	URU	Gregorio Pérez	Peñarol
1995 (4th)	ARG	Ángel Tulio Zof	Rosario Central (1)	BRA	Procópio Cardoso	Atlético Mineiro
1996 (5th)	ARG	Héctor Cúper	Lanús (1)	ARG	Pablo Centrone	Santa Fe
1997 (6th)	BRA	Émerson Leão	Atlético Mineiro (2)	ARG	Mario Gómez	Lanús
1998 (7th)	BRA	Émerson Leão (2)	Santos (1)	ARG	Edgardo Bauza	Rosario Central
1999 (8th)	ARG	Ricardo Gareca	Talleres (1)	BRA	Otávio Oliveira	CSA

Copa Mercosur (1998–2001)

Copa Mercosur winners				Runners-up			Notes
Final	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)
1998 (1st)	BRA	Luiz Felipe Scolari	Palmeiras (1)	BRA	Levir Culpi	Cruzeiro
1999 (2nd)	BRA	Carlinhos	Flamengo (1)	BRA	Luiz Felipe Scolari	Palmeiras
2000 (3rd)	BRA	Joel Santana	Vasco da Gama (1)	BRA	Marco Aurélio	Palmeiras
2001 (4th)	CHI	Manuel Pellegrini	San Lorenzo (1)	BRA	Carlos Alberto Torres	Flamengo

Copa Merconorte (1998–2001)

Copa Merconorte winners				Runners-up			Notes
Final	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)	Nat.	Manager (Titles)	Club (Titles)
1998 (1st)	COL	Gabriel Gómez	Atlético Nacional (1)	COL	Cheche Hernández	Deportivo Cali
1999 (2nd)	COL COL	Otoniel Quintana (1st leg) Jaime de la Pava (2nd leg)	América de Cali (1)	COL	Fernando Castro	Santa Fe
2000 (3rd)	COL	Carlos Navarrete	Atlético Nacional (2)	COL	Diego Umaña	Millonarios
2001 (4th)	COL	Luis Augusto García	Millonarios (1)	ECU	Carlos Sevilla	Emelec

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