For a team to succeed, it needs a capable coach who can guide the players and help them navigate the challenges of each match. This season, all coaches performed well, but five stood out from the rest.

One of the standout coaches was Hansi Flick, who led FC Barcelona to a LALIGA title. He transformed the team's dynamic, building a possession-based side that focused on movement in attack, high pressing, and getting the best out of his top players. Flick's team accumulated 88 points and scored 102 goals in 38 matches.

Another impressive coach was Claudio Giráldez, who led RC Celta back to Europe after eight years. He achieved this by combining experienced players like Iago Aspas and youth academy talents such as Pablo Durán. Giráldez's mix of experience and youth helped RC Celta secure a spot in European competition.

Íñigo Pérez, the coach of Rayo Vallecano, also made a significant impact. He led the team to a European qualification spot for the first time in 25 years, using an aggressive style of high pressing and quick play down the wings. Pérez's success was due to his ability to motivate his players and make the most of their talents.

Carlos Corberán, the coach of Valencia CF, turned the team's fortunes around after they were struggling in the relegation zone. He restructured the team into a resilient and well-organized unit, solid defensively and dangerous on the counterattack. Corberán's tactical decisions, particularly his trust in Javi Guerra, helped the team achieve significant success.

Finally, Ernesto Valverde led Athletic Club to new heights, including qualification for the UEFA Champions League and a run to the UEFA Europa League semifinals. Valverde's experience and tactical expertise helped the team return to Europe's elite just one year after lifting the Copa del Rey.