José Mourinho has made history in La Liga after Real Madrid’s impressive victory over Valencia. The Portuguese manager now holds a higher win rate than Pep Guardiola, Carlo Ancelotti and Zinedine Zidane.

Mourinho Overtakes Guardiola to Set an Incredible La Liga Record

José Mourinho has made La Liga history after overtaking Pep Guardiola to set an incredible record following Real Madrid’s 3-0 victory over Valencia.

The Portuguese manager celebrated another impressive achievement as Real Madrid continued their excellent form at Mestalla on November 7.

According to Spanish football statistics expert MisterChip, Mourinho now has the highest winning percentage in La Liga history among managers who have coached at least 100 matches.

Mourinho officially moves ahead of Guardiola

Following Real Madrid’s latest victory, Mourinho has recorded an incredible 97 wins in 126 La Liga matches.

His winning percentage now stands at 77%, putting him ahead of Pep Guardiola’s 76.3%.

Guardiola recorded 116 victories in 152 matches during his time at Barcelona.

Meanwhile, former Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti sits behind them with a 71.1% win rate.

Other famous managers, including Xavi Hernández, Zinedine Zidane and Luis Enrique, also remain below Mourinho in this ranking.

However, Barcelona coach Hansi Flick currently has a higher win rate of 79.3%, but he has not yet reached the required 100 La Liga matches.

Real Madrid continue their incredible winning run

Mourinho reached this historic milestone after Real Madrid defeated Valencia 3-0 away from home.

Federico Valverde opened the scoring in the 28th minute before Arda Güler doubled the lead eight minutes later.

Kylian Mbappé completed the victory with a goal in the 75th minute.

The result marked Real Madrid’s eighth consecutive victory across all competitions.

The Spanish giants have also won their last five La Liga matches, showing impressive form under Mourinho.

Mourinho reacts to his historic achievement

Speaking after the match, Mourinho admitted that he had not known about the record before the press conference.

Although he was proud of his achievement, the Portuguese manager insisted that his focus remained on the next match.

Mourinho explained that football is about winning the next game rather than celebrating past numbers.

With Real Madrid enjoying an excellent run of results and Mourinho now ahead of Guardiola in this historic ranking, the Portuguese coach has added another remarkable achievement to his career.