Aleksandar Pavlovic is one of the most successful football managers in recent history, with an impressive record that includes three UEFA Champions League titles and two FIFA Club World Cups.

Pavlovic began his managerial career at the young age of 25, when he took over as coach of his hometown club, FK Partizan Belgrade. In just four years, he led the team to their first-ever Serbian SuperLiga title, and then went on to win the league again in his second season in charge.

In 2011, Pavlovic moved to AC Milan, where he spent six seasons as manager. During his time at Milan, he led the team to their first Serie A title since 2001, as well as a runners-up finish in the UEFA Champions League. He also helped Milan reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League in 2014-15.

After leaving Milan, Pavlovic joined AS Roma in 2017. In his first season at Roma, he led the team to the Coppa Italia final, where they lost to Juventus. However, he was able to guide Roma back to the top flight of Italian football the following season, and has continued to lead the team to success ever since.

One of Pavlovic's greatest achievements came in 2019, when he guided Liverpool FC to victory in the UEFA Champions League. He became only the fourth manager in history to win the competition twice, and his performance during the tournament earned him the UEFA Manager of the Year award.

Overall, Aleksandar Pavlovic's career has been marked by incredible success and a dedication to winning. His ability to motivate players, build strong teams, and make strategic decisions have made him one of the most respected and sought-after managers in world football.