Zidane completes player/coach double double

Miguel Muñoz
As a player: Real Madrid in 1956 and 1957
As a coach: Real Madrid in 1960 and 1966

• Captain of the Madrid sides that won the first two editions of the European Champion Clubs' Cup, Muñoz was coach by the time the Merengues made it five in a row and was still in charge when they added a sixth title six years later.

Giovanni Trapattoni
As a player: AC Milan in 1963 and 1969
As a coach: Juventus in 1985

• The venerable Italian was a midfielder for the first two of the Rossoneri's seven European Cup victories but has lifted the trophy only once as a coach, albeit in the immediate aftermath of the Heysel tragedy in 1985.

Johan Cruyff
As a player: Ajax in 1971, 1972 and 1973
As a coach: Barcelona in 1992

• Perhaps the most revered exponent of the 'Total Football' that helped Ajax to three straight European Cups, Cruyff scored twice in the 1972 final. The Dutchman encouraged a similarly fluid style as coach of the Barça team that prevailed in 1992.

Carlo Ancelotti
As a player: AC Milan in 1989 and 1990
As a coach: AC Milan in 2003 and 2007; Real Madrid in 2014

• A player in the last side to retain the trophy until Madrid in Cardiff – Milan's vintage of 27 years ago – Ancelotti is also one of just two coaches, along with Bob Paisley, to have won three European Cups. He may yet make it four with Bayern, which would make him the first coach to triumph with three clubs.

Frank Rijkaard
As a player: AC Milan in 1989 and 1990; Ajax in 1995
As a coach: Barcelona in 2006

• Rijkaard was Ancelotti's midfield sidekick in those 1989 and 1990 finals, getting the only goal in the latter. He then claimed a third title – beating Milan in the final – in 1995, his last game as a player, before guiding Barça all the way in 2006.

Josep Guardiola
As a player: Barcelona in 1992
As a coach: Barcelona in 2009 and 2011

• Part of Cruyff's victorious Wembley team of 1992, Guardiola enjoyed further success in the Camp Nou dugout, steering the Azulgrana to UEFA Champions League glory a year after being appointed to his first senior coaching job.

Zinédine Zidane
As a player: Real Madrid in 2002
As a coach: Real Madrid in 2016 and 2017

• As a player, he lost the 1997 and 1998 finals with Juve before at last tasting UEFA Champions League success in 2002 with a memorable winner for Madrid against Leverkusen in Glasgow. He was first-time lucky with the club as a coach last term and has now repeated the trick by inflicting Juve's latest final defeat.