Barcelona First-Team Promotion
Establishes himself in Barcelona's first team as the deep-lying midfielder around whom Cruyff builds play.
Role range: 1990-2001
Follow Josep Guardiola through 15 dated historical records for Spain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Establishes himself in Barcelona's first team as the deep-lying midfielder around whom Cruyff builds play.
Role range: 1990-2001
Leaves Barcelona after eleven first-team seasons and a career central to the Dream Team era.
Role range: 1990-2001
Completes a league, cup and European treble.
Role range: 2008-2012
Leads Barcelona to Champions League victory over Manchester United.
Role range: 2008-2012
Becomes the first manager winning six official titles in one year.
Role range: 2008-2012
Completes a calendar year containing six major trophies.
Role range: 2008-2012
Wins his second Champions League title as a manager.
Role range: 2008-2012
Josep Guardiola oversees Bayern’s UEFA Super Cup victory over Chelsea, settled by a penalty shootout after a 2-2 draw.
Josep Guardiola manages Bayern to a 2-0 victory over Raja Casablanca in the FIFA Club World Cup final.
Becomes Bayern Munich head coach after leaving Barcelona.
Role range: 2013-2016
Begins three championship-winning seasons in German football.
Role range: 2013-2016
Guides Manchester City to an unprecedented English league total.
Role range: 2016-
Wins the Premier League with a record one hundred points.
Role range: 2016-
Leads Manchester City to its first Champions League title.
Role range: 2016-
Completes the English league, cup and European treble.
Role range: 2016-
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