Success in the European Super Cup transforms Diego Pablo Simeone’s most trophic coach into Madrid’s Atletico’s history.

“El Cholo” secured the seventh important trophy at Los Colchoneros, leaving behind a legend like Luis Aragones, who in four years as Atletico’s coach had won 6 different trophies.

Before lifting the European Super Cup in Estonia’s capital Tallinn, Simoene had previously won twice Europa League, once the European Super Cup, once La Liga, once Copa del Rey and a Super Cup of Spain.

The Argentine becomes the first coach of Atletico Madrid, wins a final against Real Madrid in three different competitions: the King’s Cup, the Spanish Super Cup and the European Super Cup.

On the other hand, there is disappointment with Julen Lopeteguin, who becomes the first Real Madrid coach to have lost his first competitive match since Bernd Schuster’s time in 2007. Lopetegui is the first Real Madrid coach to undergo four or more many goals in his first official game since Michael Keeping, against Celta Vigo, 60 years ago./Flashsport24