List of European national football team managers

This is a list of European national football team managers. This encompasses every manager who currently manages a national team under the control of UEFA.

Managers

Last update: 27 June 2020. Default sorting is descending by time as manager.

CountryManagerAppointedTime as ManagerRef
 Germany Joachim Löw12 July 200613 years, 354 days[1]
 Andorra Koldo2 February 201010 years, 149 days[2]
 Luxembourg Luc Holtz4 August 20109 years, 331 days[3]
 France Didier Deschamps8 July 20127 years, 358 days[4]
  Switzerland/ Vladimir Petković1 July 20145 years, 365 days[5]
 Portugal Fernando Santos24 September 20145 years, 280 days[6]
 North Macedonia Igor Angelovski16 October 20154 years, 258 days[7]
 Denmark Åge Hareide1 March 20164 years, 121 days[8]
 Georgia Vladimír Weiss14 March 20164 years, 108 days[9]
 Sweden Janne Andersson23 June 20164 years, 7 days[10]
 Ukraine Andriy Shevchenko15 July 20163 years, 351 days[11]
 Belgium Roberto Martínez3 August 20163 years, 332 days[12]
 Russia Stanislav Cherchesov11 August 20163 years, 324 days[13]
 England Gareth Southgate30 November 20163 years, 213 days[14]
 Finland Markku Kanerva12 December 20163 years, 201 days[15]
 Norway Lars Lagerbäck1 February 20173 years, 150 days[16]
 Croatia Zlatko Dalić7 October 20172 years, 267 days[17]
 Austria Franco Foda30 October 20172 years, 244 days[18]
 San Marino Franco Varrella15 January 20182 years, 167 days[19]
 Wales Ryan Giggs15 January 20182 years, 167 days[20]
 Netherlands Ronald Koeman6 February 20182 years, 145 days[21]
 Kosovo Bernard Challandes2 March 20182 years, 120 days[22]
 Italy Roberto Mancini14 May 20182 years, 47 days[23]
 Hungary Marco Rossi19 June 20182 years, 11 days[24]
 Gibraltar Julio César Ribas29 June 20182 years, 1 day[25]
 Poland Jerzy Brzęczek12 July 20181 year, 354 days[26]
 Israel Andi Herzog1 August 20181 year, 334 days[27]
 Iceland Erik Hamrén8 August 20181 year, 327 days[28]
 Czech Republic Jaroslav Šilhavý18 September 20181 year, 286 days[29]
 Slovakia Pavel Hapal22 October 20181 year, 252 days[30]
 Slovenia Matjaž Kek27 November 20181 year, 216 days[31]
 Liechtenstein Helgi Kolviðsson18 December 20181 year, 195 days[32]
 Kazakhstan Michal Bílek18 January 20191 year, 164 days[33]
 Lithuania Valdas Urbonas12 March 20191 year, 110 days[34]
 Albania Edoardo Reja17 April 20191 year, 74 days[35]
 Scotland Steve Clarke20 May 20191 year, 41 days[36]
 Turkey Şenol Güneş1 June 20191 year, 29 days[37]
 Belarus Mikhail Markhel20 June 20191 year, 10 days[38]
 Serbia Ljubiša Tumbaković1 July 2019365 days[39]
 Estonia Karel Voolaid3 July 2019363 days[40]
 Montenegro Faruk Hadžibegić25 July 2019341 days[41]
 Greece/ John van 't Schip31 July 2019335 days[42]
 Bulgaria Georgi Dermendzhiev22 October 2019252 days[43]
 Moldova/ Engin Fırat28 October 2019246 days[44]
 Spain Luis Enrique19 November 2019224 days[45]
 Romania Mirel Rădoi27 November 2019216 days[46]
 Faroe Islands Håkan Ericson16 December 2019197 days[47]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Dušan Bajević21 December 2019192 days[48]
 Malta Devis Mangia30 December 2019183 days[49]
 Latvia Dainis Kazakevičs20 January 2020162 days[50]
 Cyprus Johan Walem25 January 2020157 days[51]
 Armenia Joaquín Caparrós10 March 2020112 days[52]
 Republic of Ireland Stephen Kenny4 April 202087 days[53]
 Northern Ireland Ian Baraclough27 June 20203 days[54]
 AzerbaijanVacant13 December 2019200 days[55]

See also

References
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