The Argentine also has 75 draws and 50 defeats in his eight and a half seasons as coach of the Madrid team.
The Argentine Diego Simeone is already the coach with the most victories in the League, 195, in the history of Atlético de Madrid, above the legendary Luis Aragonés, whom he equaled last Tuesday with the victory against Levante (0-1) and whom he beat on Saturday June 27 with the 2-1 at Alavés in the Wanda Metropolitano stadium to add a new record to his impressive career at the rojiblanco club, of which he is also the coach with the most titles.
Luis added 194 wins in 407 games in the championship at the head of the team bench of his life; Simeone has already scored 195 in 320 crashes. 75 draws and 50 defeats complete the Argentine’s numbers in his eight and a half seasons as coach of the Madrid team in this competition, since his debut with a 0-0 on January 7, 2012 against Malaga at La Rosaleda.
That day began a new era of success at Atlético. And new records for the history of the entity, including the coach with the most titles won in the club’s more than 117 years of existence, with seven: a League (2013-14), a Copa del Rey (2012-13) and one Super Cup (2014), at the Spanish level, and two European Leagues (2011-12 and 2017-18) and two European Super Cups (2012 and 2018), internationally.
Luis won six as Atlético’s manager: an Intercontinental Cup in 1975; a League in 1976-77; three King’s Cups (1976, 1985 and 1992) and a Spanish Super Cup, in 1985. José Villalonga follows, with three: two Spanish Cups (1960 and 1961) and a Recopa, in 1962.
Simeone, the only coach capable of winning the League against Real Madrid and Barcelona in the last decade, has achieved all those achievements in eight years and five months at Atlético, in which he has also collected other historical marks, which remain indelible. on the club’s record list, when they seemed unreachable over time.
At his command, Atlético completed his best streak without losing: the 23 consecutive games without defeat that his team remained from April 11, 2012 to December 4 of that year, when he was defeated by Valencia in Mestalla by 2- 0. He also linked sixteen wins in European competition in 2012.
Nobody has won as many games in a row at home as coach of the rojiblanco team either: the fourteen successive ones at Vicente Calderón, ended on March 8, 2013 with a 0-1 with Real Sociedad. The best previous brand, twelve, dated from the time of Ricardo Zamora and Atlético Aviación, between 1939-40 and 1940-41.
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