MANCHESTER United may have fallen short of winning the league – but their manager Erik ten Hag has still trounced all rivals.
The 53-year-old boss has been ranked the hottest manager of all time in a new survey, backed by science.
Sports boffins at ticket site SeatPick used the geometric “golden ratio” theory of attractiveness to come up with their Sexiest Footie Bosses league table, with experts using AI to analyse their faces for sexiness.
Their ratings also take into account managers’ net worth, as well as their height and the number of tweets referring to them as “sexy”.
Dutchman ten Hag topped the table, scoring 7.78 out of ten in the sexiness stakes, with Arsenal gaffer Mikel Arteta, 41, bagging second place with a score of 7.35.
Man City’s Pep Guardiola, 52 — who turned heads this week when his team demolished Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final — shares third place with Chelsea’s former “Special One” Jose Mourinho, 60.
Perhaps more surprising additions include ex-Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, 73, and former Newcastle United manager and mullet fan Kevin Keegan, 72, who beat heart-throb Frank Lampard, 44, and Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp, 55, to make it into the top ten.
Here we list the top ten and their golden ratio score.
And Wag Nicola McClean, wife of former footballer Tom Williams, gives her verdict on each fella.
1. Erik ten Hag Man Utd, 7.78
THE Red Devils leader is the full package – handsome, looks good in a suit and his managerial skills make him attractive.
I can see why he topped the chart.