Daily Topic: WC champions or UCL champions, who would be the stronger side?

There're many players who won both UCL and World Cup title in the same year... But have you ever think of a question: If the World Cup champions and the UCL champions in the same year played against each other, who would win? 

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Experts of last DAILY TOPIC: What are the advantages of former professional players in coaching job?

@Manny_talks119: Ex players tend to have a more personal touch to their coaching as they are aware of dressing room dynamics. They know how to motivate and encourage the team as they have been motivated before in their career. Coaches like Pep, Simeone, Conte, Zidane are good managers because they know how to handle players egos and needs much unlike say Jose Mourinho.

Coaches who have enjoyed success during their playing careers also act as role models since players look up to them and try to emulate them. Guys like Pep, Zidane, Deschamps have succeeded as managers because players are always looking to attain a similar level of success. I mean who wouldn't want to be coached by a legend of the game!

Ex players are also more versatile tactically as they've been part of various systems throughout their playing careers. Pep has managed to build teams based on Johann Cruyff's ethos of total football having been coached by the legendary Dutchman.

Ex players also have the know how to navigate through certain competitions having participated and even won various trophies during their careers.

@coachLatiph: The advantages are numerous. But I will list few... 

They have played under different managers and also in different competitions and different weather. So this makes them come good. As they will be able to inspire there player and use themselves as references. 

More they gain the respect of players much more than the coaches who didn't even kick a ball. Guardiola is an evidence of this example. The players are more comfortable and tend to be free with a coach who was an ex-player, as they see him that he has also undergone the same thing he's trying to teach them. 

If the coach was a champion during his playing days, the players will work hard so as to emulate him.. Just like Zidane, Deschamp, Guardiola, Ancelotti. 

It a big advantage for an ex player to be coach as he brings Simplicity, Valor and Dignity to the team they take charge of.