Barcelona First-Team Promotion
Establishes himself in Barcelona's first team as the deep-lying midfielder around whom Cruyff builds play.
Explore 16 football history records associated with Josep Guardiola, arranged by year, month, day and event. Entries may concern different clubs or national teams during the person’s career.
Establishes himself in Barcelona's first team as the deep-lying midfielder around whom Cruyff builds play.
Leaves Barcelona after eleven first-team seasons and a career central to the Dream Team era.
Completes a league, cup and European treble.
Leads Barcelona to Champions League victory over Manchester United.
Becomes the first manager winning six official titles in one year.
Completes a calendar year containing six major trophies.
Wins his second Champions League title as a manager.
Becomes Bayern Munich head coach after leaving Barcelona.
Begins three championship-winning seasons in German football.
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.
Josep Guardiola concludes his third season at Bayern by winning the Bundesliga, extending the club’s run of consecutive league championships to four.
Guides Manchester City to an unprecedented English league total.
Wins the Premier League with a record one hundred points.
Leads Manchester City to its first Champions League title.
Completes the English league, cup and European treble.