To manage a national football team has always been delicate and attentive business in sports world and possibly forever and a day it will be. As especially the FIFA World Cup, offers a national team coaches a chance to leave a mark on the global football carnival here Top 2 Gurus who will be at greater scrutiny than others in the soil of Russia

1. Julen Lopetegui (Spain): The 51-year-old has revitalized Spain national football team, in less than 24 months sine when he was announced as Vicente Del Bosque’s successor

After Spain’s poor second round depart to Italy at Euro 2016, he was elected but everyone was not convinced that Lopetegui would perform like a rescue act that Spain were in urgent need of.

In his first match in charge, on 1 September, he led Spain to a 2–0 friendly victory over Belgium at the King Baudouin Stadium.

2. Didier Deschamps (France): Didier Claude Deschamps is a retired French footballer former France captain  who  currently manager of the France national team who could only get as far as the quarterfinals in his first World Cup as manager of Les Bleus(France is colloquially known as Les Bleus) four years ago.

Equipped with a younger and more brilliant team at his disposal, Deschamps stands a greater opportunity of becoming only the second man to skipper and coach his national team to FIFA World Cup splendor.