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: 29 April 2022. Default sorting is descending by time as manager.

CountryManagerAppointedTime as managerRef
 Andorra Koldo Álvarez2 February 201012 years, 86 days[1]
 Luxembourg Luc Holtz4 August 201011 years, 268 days[2]
 France Didier Deschamps8 July 20129 years, 295 days[3]
 Portugal Fernando Santos24 September 20147 years, 217 days[4]
 Sweden Janne Andersson23 June 20165 years, 310 days[5]
 Belgium Roberto Martínez3 August 20165 years, 269 days[6]
 England Gareth Southgate30 November 20165 years, 150 days[7]
 Finland Markku Kanerva12 December 20165 years, 138 days[8]
 Croatia Zlatko Dalić7 October 20174 years, 204 days[9]
 Italy Roberto Mancini14 May 20183 years, 350 days[10]
 Hungary Marco Rossi19 June 20183 years, 314 days[11]
 Gibraltar Julio César Ribas29 June 20183 years, 304 days[12]
 Czech Republic Jaroslav Šilhavý18 September 20183 years, 223 days[13]
 Slovenia Matjaž Kek27 November 20183 years, 153 days[14]
 Albania Edoardo Reja17 April 20193 years, 12 days[15]
 Scotland Steve Clarke20 May 20192 years, 344 days[16]
 Spain Luis Enrique19 November 20192 years, 161 days[17]
 Faroe Islands Håkan Ericson16 December 20192 years, 134 days[18]
 Malta Devis Mangia30 December 20192 years, 120 days[19]
 Latvia Dainis Kazakevičs20 January 20202 years, 99 days[20]
 Armenia Joaquín Caparrós10 March 20202 years, 50 days[21]
 Republic of Ireland Stephen Kenny4 April 20202 years, 25 days[22]
 Northern Ireland Ian Baraclough27 June 20201 year, 306 days[23]
 Denmark Kasper Hjulmand1 July 20201 year, 302 days[24]
 Azerbaijan Gianni De Biasi10 July 20201 year, 293 days[25]
 Slovakia Štefan Tarkovič20 October 20201 year, 191 days[26]
 Wales Rob Page (caretaker)3 November 20201 year, 177 days[27]
 Liechtenstein Martin Stocklasa3 December 20201 year, 147 days[28]
 Norway Ståle Solbakken7 December 20201 year, 143 days[29]
 Iceland Arnar Viðarsson22 December 20201 year, 128 days[30]
 Montenegro Miodrag Radulović28 December 20201 year, 122 days[31]
 Estonia Thomas Häberli5 January 20211 year, 114 days[32]
 Bulgaria Yasen Petrov14 January 20211 year, 105 days[33]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina Ivaylo Petev21 January 20211 year, 98 days[34]
 Georgia Willy Sagnol15 February 20211 year, 73 days[35]
 Cyprus Nikos Kostenoglou18 February 20211 year, 70 days[36]
 Serbia Dragan Stojković21 February 20211 year, 67 days[37]
 Russia Valeri Karpin23 July 2021280 days[38]
 Belarus Georgi Kondratiev28 July 2021275 days[39]
 Germany Hansi Flick1 August 2021271 days[40]
 North Macedonia Blagoja Milevski1 August 2021271 days[41]
 Netherlands Louis van Gaal4 August 2021268 days[42]
  Switzerland Murat Yakin9 August 2021263 days[43]
 Ukraine Oleksandr Petrakov (caretaker)18 August 2021254 days[44]
 Lithuania Valdas Ivanauskas20 August 2021252 days[45]
 Turkey Stefan Kuntz19 September 2021222 days[46]
 San Marino Fabrizio Costantini28 November 2021152 days[47]
 Moldova Serghei Cleșcenco3 December 2021147 days[48]
 Romania Edward Iordănescu25 January 202294 days
 Poland Czesław Michniewicz31 January 202288 days
 Greece Gus Poyet4 February 202284 days
 Kosovo Alain Giresse23 February 202265 days
 Kazakhstan Andrei Karpovich9 March 202251 days
 Israel Gadi Brumer
 AustriaRalf Rangnick29 April 20220 days

See also

References
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  5. "Tack och adjö för Hamrén". Swedish Football Association (in Swedish). 23 June 2016. Retrieved 21 July 2016.
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