Just 294 days passed between the Italian's appointment at Leicester City and their surprise Premier League win, beating the Portuguese's record of 332 from his first Chelsea stint The story of Leicester City 's fairytale Premier League title win continues to unfold and unearth new records, and now Claudio Ranieri can add one of his own to the growing list. The Italian, who claimed his first top-flight title in three decades of management with the Foxes' 5000-1 triumph, has broken the record for the fewest days passed between appointment and winning the title which was previously held by Jose Mourinho. Ranieri was appointed by Leicester on July 13, 2015, and claimed the league crown on May 2, with 294 days passing in between, beating Mourinho's record by 38 days. Mourinho, in his first stint at Stamford Bridge, was appointed on June 2, 2004, and won Chelsea's first ever Premier League crown on April 30, 2005. Chelsea dominate the list, with Carlo Ancelotti up next on 342 days, having been appointed on June 1, 2009, and winning the title in his first season on May 9, 2010. Arsene Wenger was appointed on October 1, 1996, and won his first, and Arsenal's, first Premier League crown on May 3, 1998. Arsenal won their last title in 2004, with 4392 days passing since then.