Ahead of the Euros this summer we used an Attractiveness Test to find out which manager heading to Germany would score the highest – with Julian Nagelsmann just missing out on top spot.
Who Is The Most Handsome Coach Heading To The Euros According To AI?
Here as the instant withdrawal casinos experts, we used AI tool AttractivenessTest.com to determine who is the most handsome coach at the 2024 Euros.
| Manager | National Team | AI Attractiveness Score |
| 1. Murat Yakin | Switzerland | 6.74 out of 10.00 |
| 2. Julian Nagelsmann | Germany | 6.67 out of 10.00 |
| 3, Edward Iordănescu | Romania | 6.51 out of 10.00 |
| 4. Domenico Tedesco | Belgium | 6.35 out of 10.00 |
| 5. Serhiy Rebrov | Ukraine | 5.95 out of 10.00 |
| 6. Gareth Southgate | England | 5.72 out of 10.00 |
| 7. Ralf Rangnick | Austria | 5.63 out of 10.00 |
| 8. Luis de la Fuente | Spain | 5.57 out of 10.00 |
| 9, Didier Deschamps | France | 5.19 out of 10.00 |
| 10. Vincenzo Montella | Turkey | 5.17 out of 10.00 |
Unfortunately for the likes of the discernibly Dutch Ronald Koeman and Portugal’s sun-kissed Roberto Martinez, there are some notable names missing from the top 10.
The 10 Most Handsome Coaches At The 2024 Euros
10. Vincenzo Montella – Turkey – 5.17
Just scraping into the top ten with a score of 5.17/10 on the attractiveness test is Turkey’s new manager Vincenzo Montella.
Montella was hired by Turkey towards the end of a close qualification group and the Italian boss guided his side to crucial wins against Croatia and Latvia to qualify for a third successive European Championship.
The new Turkey manager quickly became a fan favourite across the nation with three wins out of four to end the qualifying campaign, but Montella has struggled to kick off 2024 with two losses in international friendlies.
9. Didier Deschamps – France – 5.19
55-year-old Didier Deschamps is the ninth most attractive coach in the Euros this year with the Frenchman just edging Vincenzo Monzella on a score of 5.19/10.
He himself may not be attractive according to AI’s lofty standards, but Les Bleus are easy on the eye when the whistle blows.
Deschamps has been in charge of France for 12 years now but he still only has one success to his name, with his 2018 World Cup glory making him one of only three players to have won a World Cup as both a player and a coach.
France are currently second favourites behind only England to win the Euros this summer, after Les Bleus narrowly missed out on the Qatar World Cup final to Lionel Messi’s Argentina in 2022.
8. Luis de la Fuente – Spain – 5.57/10
Luis de la Fuente edges just above Deschamps with a rating of 5.57. A man who might have ranked much higher in his playing days with Athletic Bilbao; a once mustache-clad Spaniard with a healthy crop of hair, none of which has survived into his early 60’s.
With one of the least experienced sides in the tournament, albeit undeniably talented, La Roja remain an unknown quantity. However, Spain holds the joint-record for most wins in the competition, having secured the title three times alongside Germany.
7. Ralf Rangnick – Austria – 5.63
As one of the oldest on our list, 65-year-old Ralf Rangnick got a very respectable score on the attractiveness test and he is the seventh most attractive coach at the Euros according to AI.
The Austria manager led his side to wins in four of their last five group matches to qualify for the Euros for a third consecutive time.
Austria are competing in arguably the group of death at this summer’s Euros, with Netherlands, France and Poland all drawn in what should be a close group D.
6. Gareth Southgate – England – 5.72
England’s own Gareth Southgate is the fifth most attractive coach at the Euros according to AI, with the Three Lions boss getting a solid 5.72/10.
53-year-old Gareth Southgate is managing his final tournament for England this summer, having announced that he would be leaving the role after eight years in charge following one final attempt to ‘bring football home’.
The Three Lions are currently the favourites for the Euros with most bookmakers, despite agonizingly losing against Italy in the final on penalties in the last tournament in 2020.
5. Serhiy Rebrov – Ukraine – 5.95
Ukraine manager Serhiy Rebrov is the last coach on this list to score under 6.00 and he narrowly misses out on a top four spot with a score of 5.95 on our AI tool.
Rebrov has led Ukraine to a fourth consecutive Euros appearance this summer, but qualification was made anything but easy for the nation in a difficult group that saw England and Italy automatically qualify for the tournament.
Ukraine were fortunate to earn a place in the Euros playoffs, but there was nothing fortunate about their back to back 2-1 wins against Boznia and Iceland that awarded the nation with another appearance at the European Championship.
4. Domenico Tedesco – Belgium – 6.35
38-year-old Domenico Tedesco is the second youngest manager in our top ten and the Belgium boss came fourth on the attractiveness test with a score of 6.35.
Belgium only hired Tedesco at the beginning of 2023, with the manager taking over from long-serving Red Devils boss Roberto Martinez who departed the role in favor of the Portugal job shortly after Belgium’s disappointing Qatar World Cup.
Tedesco led Belgium through a fantastic qualifying stage and with six wins from seven matches his side qualified for the Euros at the top of their group as the only unbeaten side.
3. Edward Iordănescu – Romania – 6.51
Edward Iordănescu just beat Belgium’s Domenico Todesco to a podium finish for most attractive coaches at the Euros this year, with a score of 6.51/10 from the AI tool.
Romania qualified for their first Euros since 2016 this year, after shocking everyone to finish top of their qualifying group unbeaten after ten matches.
Despite finishing top of their qualifying group Romania have a tough draw for the Euros this summer, as they face Belgium, Slovakia and Ukraine in what could be a tricky group to navigate.
2. Julian Nagelsmann – Germany – 6.67
The youngest manager on our list came second on the attractiveness test, with 36-year-old Julian Nagelsmann scoring 6.67/10.
Nagelsmann is one of the newest international managers at this year’s Euros – with Germany hiring the former Bayern Munich boss in September 2023 after he was sacked by the Bundesliga champions.
As the hosts for this year’s Euros Germany didn’t have to play any qualifiers, but Nagelmann’s side have looked impressive in their warm-up international friendlies – with wins against France and Netherlands.
1. Murat Yakin – Switzerland – 6.74
Switzerland manager Murat Yakin is the most attractive manager at this year’s Euros according to our AI tool, with the 49 year-old just breaking past Nagelsmann for top spot on a score of 6.74.
The Swiss national team scraped into the Euros after a tough qualification process that saw the nation finish second to Romania and just two points ahead of Israel in third.
Yakin has been in charge of Switzerland since 2021 so this summer’s Euros will be his first as a manager. Switzerland are in the hosts’ group this summer as they face Germany, Hungary and Scotland in the group stage.
Commentary
Liam Solomon, Head of Sports PR for Instant Casinos commented on the top 10, saying:
“We were very surprised Nagelsmann missed out on the top spot, with the German being the most youthful.
“England’s Gareth Southgate takes 6th spot, with the dashing Brit turning heads & setting fashion trends in previous tournaments.
“The Swiss/Turkish bombshell Murat Yakin takes AI’s pick for most dashing Euro manager, however, according to AI no manager was able to reach over a score of 7.”
Attractiveness Test
Attractivenesstest.com is a state-of-the-art AI tool, using Deep Learning algorithms to calculate the attractiveness score. Providing an ‘Attractiveness score’ from 0 to 10, the tool uses a Neural Network based on millions of pre-set pictures of human faces from the website’s training dataset.
