Arrigo Sacchi's Milan.
Guardiola's Barcelona.
The incredible Ajax generation of the 90's.
Late 90's and early 00's Real Madrid.
Current Bayern Munich, what they did last season was extraordinary and there's room for even more.
In terms of international football, as much as it looks like the period from 1994 to 2002 was a smooth one for Brazil (3 World Cup finals in a row, after all), it wasn't actually like that... much controversy leading to the 98 WC, not as much linearity as one would think in hindsight, and we were at risk of missing out on qualification for 2002... but there was talent in abundance and the 94 generation remembered the country how it felt like to be world champions.
France after the 98 WC went on a great run, winning the Euros, Confederation Cups, etc.
Spain have been absolutely sensational since their first Euro win. And to think they were famous 'bottlers' not so long ago!
Germany have to be there somewhere... WC 90 champions (thank you very much for beating Argentina), Euro 96 champions... the Germans didn't need the greatest generation to make a great team... oddly enough now they have one of the most talented sides in the world but are struggling to win something.
The Holland side that won the Euro 88 must have been something else... so they make the list as my 5th international side.
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