Birth of Claudio Ranieri
Claudio Ranieri is born in Rome and later builds a career as a defender and an internationally experienced football manager.
31 historical football records.
Claudio Ranieri is born in Rome and later builds a career as a defender and an internationally experienced football manager.
Ranieri makes his Serie A debut for Roma against Genoa before moving on to a longer playing career elsewhere in Italy.
Ranieri joins Catanzaro and becomes an enduring presence in the club's defence over several seasons.
Ranieri joins Catania and adds veteran defensive experience during the later years of his playing career.
Ranieri begins his managerial career at Vigor Lamezia, taking responsibility for a lower-division Italian side.
Cagliari appoint Ranieri to lead an ambitious rebuilding campaign starting in Serie C1.
Ranieri takes Cagliari into Serie B in his first full season, the opening step of consecutive promotions.
Ranieri steers Cagliari into Serie A after consecutive promotions, restoring the club to Italy's top division.
Ranieri takes charge of Napoli following the end of Diego Maradona's era, confronting the challenge of rebuilding the former champions.
Fiorentina appoint Ranieri following relegation, seeking an immediate return to Italy's top division.
Ranieri leads Fiorentina to the Serie B championship and promotion after a single season outside the top flight.
Claudio Ranieri guides Fiorentina to the Serie B title and promotion, rebuilding confidence after the club's unexpected relegation.
Claudio Ranieri coaches Fiorentina to the 1995–96 Italian Cup, strengthening his growing reputation in Italian management.
Ranieri leads Fiorentina to a 2–1 Supercoppa Italiana victory over AC Milan, adding another trophy to the club's cup-winning year.
Ranieri moves to Spain to manage Valencia, bringing a disciplined tactical approach to the Primera División.
Ranieri guides Valencia to a 3–0 victory over Atlético Madrid in the Copa del Rey final.
Ranieri takes charge at Chelsea following the dismissal of Gianluca Vialli and begins a four-season transformation.
Ranieri leaves Chelsea after taking them to second place domestically and the Champions League semi-finals.
Ranieri departs Valencia after disappointing domestic results despite the UEFA Super Cup victory earlier in his second tenure.
Ranieri takes over struggling Parma and guides the club to Serie A survival, restoring his reputation in Italy.
Ranieri returns to his hometown club Roma as coach and begins an impressive league recovery.
Inter appoint Ranieri after a difficult start to the season, asking him to stabilise performances following their championship years.
Ranieri begins managing AS Monaco as the club seeks to return from Ligue 2 to the French top division.
Ranieri steers Monaco to the Ligue 2 championship and restores the club to France's first division.
Ranieri guides newly promoted Monaco to second place in Ligue 1, securing European qualification in their first season back.
Leicester hire Ranieri following Nigel Pearson's departure, beginning a season few expect to end with the league title.
Claudio Ranieri wins the 2015/16 Premier League championship with Leicester City and guides Leicester City from 5000-to-1 preseason outsiders to the first top-flight championship in club history.
Ranieri wins the Premier League with Leicester after Tottenham draw with Chelsea, completing one of England's greatest sporting upsets.
Ranieri takes charge of Nantes after his departure from Leicester, returning to French league management.
Fulham replace Slaviša Jokanović with Ranieri during a difficult Premier League season.
Ranieri takes charge of Sampdoria and helps stabilise their Serie A performances.