Luis Enrique, Allegri, Mou, Wenger, Pep All made shortlist for Coach of the Year

Luis Enrique is arguably the favourite to win the FIFA
Coach of the Year award in 2015 after leading
Barcelona to the treble last season.

Barcelona's Luis Enrique and Juventus coach Massimiliano
Allegri have been named on the 10-man shortlist for the 2015
FIFA World Coach of the Year award.

Luis Enrique, 45, guided the Catalan giants to Champions
League, La Liga and Copa del Rey glory in his first season in
charge at Camp Nou and appears to be the favourite to claim
the individual award following his side's impressive treble.

Allegri could be the Spaniard's closest rival after winning the
Serie A title and Coppa Italia, while also making the Champions
League final in what was his first campaign at the helm of the
Turin powerhouse.

The duo face competition from Paris Saint-Germain's Laurent
Blanc after he guided the Parc des Princes side to four domestic
trophies, while Chile's Jorge Sampaoli is a strong candidate
courtesy of his team's successful Copa America campaign, the
first in their history.

Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho have made the list after
winning the Bundesliga with Bayern Munich and the Premier
League with Chelsea respectively.

Sevilla's Unai Emery has been rewarded with a place on the
short list too following his side's successful Europa League
campaign.

Former Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti, Atletico Madrid's
Diego Simeone and Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger complete
the short list.