List of FC Barcelona managers

Pep Guardiola is the most successful Barcelona manager (14 titles in 4 seasons).

FC Barcelona is a professional football club based in Barcelona, Spain, which plays in the Spanish league, La Liga. The first full-time manager for Barcelona was John Barrow. He was signed by the founder of Barcelona, and then director, Joan Gamper, and was dismissed four months later without winning a title.

Pep Guardiola is the most successful manager in terms of trophies. Guardiola was also the most successful manager in terms of trophies per year. In 2009, Guardiola's first year, Barcelona became the first club in Spain to win the treble of La Liga, Copa del Rey, and Champions League. Later they became the first football team ever to win six out of six competitions in a single year, thus completing the sextuple, comprising the aforementioned treble and the Spanish Supercup, European Supercup and FIFA Club World Cup.[1] Luis Enrique took over from Gerardo Martino in May 2014.

The second most successful FC Barcelona manager in terms of trophies won is Johan Cruyff, who won four La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey trophy, three Supercopa de España, one UEFA Cup Winners' Cup trophy, one UEFA Champions League title and one UEFA Super Cup in his 8-year reign as manager.

List of managers

Johan Cruyff won La Liga four consecutive times as manager.
Luis Enrique holds the clubs longest unbeaten streak (39 Games).

During the first 29 years of Barcelona's existence, from 1899 to 1928, Spain did not have a national football league. Barcelona competed in the championship of the Catalonia region, the winners of which qualified for the Copa del Rey along with the other regional champions.[2][3]

In February 1929, Spain's first national football league was formed, with Barcelona among the founder members.[4] The club also competed in the Campionat de Catalunya (Catalan Championship) until it was abandoned in 1940.[2] The Copa del Rey continued alongside La Liga.[5] Clubs continued to qualify for it based on their placings in the regional championships until 1940, when it became open to all teams in the top two divisions of La Liga and selected other teams.[6]

Name From To Honours Refs
Switzerland Joan Gamper190219173 Copa del Rey, 1 Copa Macaya, 1 Copa Barcelona, 7 Campionat de Catalunya
England John Barrow19171917
England Jack Greenwell191719232 Copa del Rey, 4 Campionat de Catalunya[7]
England Alf Spouncer[8]192319241 Campionat de Catalunya
Hungary Jesza Poszony1924Dec 19241 Copa del Rey, 1 Campionat de Catalunya
England Ralph KirbyDec 1924Feb 19261 Copa del Rey, 1 Campionat de Catalunya[9]
Austria Jack DumbyFeb 1926Dec 19261 Campionat de Catalunya[10]
Spain Romà FornsDec 1926Mar 19291 La Liga, 1 Campionat de Catalunya, 1 Copa del Rey[11]
England James BellamyMar 1929July 19312 Campionat de Catalunya[12]
England Jack GreenwellJuly 1931July 19331 Campionat de Catalunya[13]
Austria Jack DumbyJuly 1933July 1934[14]
Hungary Franz PlatkoJuly 1934July 19351 Campionat de Catalunya[15]
Republic of Ireland Patrick O'ConnellJuly 1935Mar 19402 Campionat de Catalunya[16]
Spain Josep PlanasMar 1940July 1941[17]
Spain Ramón GuzmánJuly 1941Jan 1942[18]
Spain Joan Josep NoguésJan 1942June 19441 Copa del Rey[19]
Spain Josep SamitierJune 1944July 19471 La Liga, 1 Copa Eva Duarte[20]
Uruguay Enrique FernándezJuly 1947May 19502 La Liga, 1 Copa Eva Duarte, 1 Latin Cup[21]
Spain Ramón LlorensMay 1950June 1950[22]
Czechoslovakia Ferdinand DaučíkJune 1950July 19542 La Liga, 3 Copa del Rey, 2 Copa Eva Duarte, 1 Latin Cup[23]
Italy Sandro PuppoJuly 1954June 1955[24]
Hungary Franz PlatkoJune 1955June 1956[25]
Spain Domingo BalmanyaJune 1956Apr 19581 Copa del Rey, 1 Fairs Cup[26]
Argentina Helenio HerreraApr 1958May 19602 La Liga, 1 Copa del Rey, 1 Fairs Cup[27]
Spain Enric RabassaMay 1960June 1960[28]
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Ljubiša BroćićJune 1960Jan 1961[29]
Spain Enrique OrizaolaJan 1961June 1961[30]
Spain Luis MiróJune 1961Nov 1961[31]
Hungary Ladislao KubalaNov 1961Jan 1963[32]
Spain Josep GonzalvoJan 1963July 19631 Copa del Rey[33]
Spain César RodríguezJuly 1963Oct 1964[18]
Spain Vicente SasotOct 1964June 1965[34]
Argentina Roque OlsenJune 1965June 19671 Fairs Cup[35]
Spain Salvador ArtigasJune 1967Oct 19691 Copa del Rey[36]
Spain Josep SeguerOct 1969Dec 1969[37]
England Vic BuckinghamDec 1969July 19711 Copa del Rey[38]
Netherlands Rinus MichelsJuly 1971May 19751 La Liga[39]
Germany Hennes WeisweilerMay 1975Apr 1976[40]
Spain Laureano RuizApr 1976May 1976[41]
Netherlands Rinus MichelsMay 1976May 19781 Copa del Rey[42]
France Lucien MullerMay 1978Apr 1979[43]
Spain Joaquim RiféApr 1979Mar 19801 Cup Winners' Cup[44]
Argentina Helenio HerreraMar 1980May 1980[45]
Hungary Ladislao KubalaMay 1980Nov 1980[46]
Argentina Helenio HerreraNov 1980Jun 19811 Copa del Rey[47]
Germany Udo LattekJune 1981Mar 19831 Cup Winners' Cup[48]
Spain José Luis RomeroMar 1983Mar 1983[49]
Argentina César Luis MenottiMar 1983June 19841 Copa del Rey, 1 Copa de la Liga, 1 Supercopa de España[50]
England Terry VenablesJune 1984Sep 19871 La Liga, 1 Copa de la Liga[51]
Spain Luis AragonésSep 1987May 19881 Copa del Rey[52]
Spain Carles RexachMay 1988May 1988[53]
Netherlands Johan CruyffMay 1988May 19964 La Liga, 3 Supercopa de España, 1 European Cup, 1 UEFA Super Cup, 1 Copa del Rey, 1 Cup Winners' Cup[54][55]
Spain Carles RexachMay 1996May 1996[56]
England Bobby RobsonMay 1996June 19971 Copa del Rey, 1 Supercopa de España, 1 Cup Winners' Cup[57]
Netherlands Louis van GaalJune 1997May 20002 La Liga, 1 Copa del Rey, 1 UEFA Super Cup[58]
Spain Llorenç Serra FerrerMay 2000Apr 2001[59]
Spain Carles RexachApr 2001May 2002[53]
Netherlands Louis van GaalMay 2002Jan 2003[60]
Serbia Radomir AntićJan 2003June 2003[61]
Netherlands Frank RijkaardJune 2003June 20082 La Liga, 2 Supercopa de España, 1 UEFA Champions League[62]
Spain Pep GuardiolaJune 2008June 20123 La Liga, 2 Copa del Rey, 3 Supercopa de España, 2 UEFA Champions League, 2 UEFA Super Cup, 2 FIFA Club World Cup[63]
Spain Tito VilanovaJune 2012July 20131 La Liga[64]
Argentina Gerardo MartinoJuly 2013May 20141 Supercopa de España[65]
Spain Luis EnriqueMay 2014May 20172 La Liga, 3 Copa del Rey, 1 Supercopa de España, 1 UEFA Champions League, 1 UEFA Super Cup, 1 FIFA Club World Cup[66]
Spain Ernesto ValverdeMay 20171 La Liga, 1 Copa del Rey, 1 Supercopa de España[67]

References

General
  • "List of Managers". FC Barcelona. Retrieved 5 September 2016.
  • "Entrenadores del Barca" (PDF). El Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish). 29 November 2009. p. 43. Retrieved 15 September 2010.
Specific
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