Mourinho is a manager.
What is Pep? Sincere question.
He's clearly an inventor, an innovator who has changed how teams build up.
You can't call him a manager. A guy who's never heard of football before can do the recruitment that they do after playing a few rounds of football manager.
You would think he's a coach surfer you dummy, part of the modern game, specialised work for a risk managed model of club ownership. Yet Pep is a specialist within a specialised position, he gears his teams up in such a way, that whatever happens, his teams stay high, have possession. I cannot judge his work off the ball because he has simply never taken over a side so inferior in player quality that they have to get results by off the ball work consistently. He hasn't even done what Rodgers has with Swansea, where you got a good look (with positive results, Brendan's most impressive work in his career so far imo) or what Sarri did with Empoli.
What do you call a specialist within a specialised position?
Football consultant.