The article discusses the phenomenon of former players returning to their clubs to take on managerial roles, emphasizing the strong connection between them and their clubs. It highlights notable examples such as Carlo Ancelotti at AC Milan, who returned as a manager after a stellar playing career, winning multiple Champions League titles. Mikel Arteta, who played for Arsenal, returned to manage and quickly achieved success by winning the FA Cup. Finally, Franz Beckenbauer's legacy at Bayern Munich is noted, showcasing how former greats can impact their clubs in managerial capacities.
Carlo Ancelotti returned to AC Milan as a manager after a successful playing career, leading them to two Champions League titles in 2003 and 2005.
Mikel Arteta, who played for Arsenal during a successful period, returned as manager and won his first trophy with the club, the FA Cup, in 2020.
Franz Beckenbauer, a legendary player for Bayern Munich, returned to manage the team twice in the '90s, guiding them to a Bundesliga title.
The article highlights how some players leave a lasting legacy at their clubs, often transitioning into successful managerial roles after retirement.
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