Alle Trainer der EURO-Geschichte

Von A wie Advocaat bis Z wie Zwartkruis: wir stellen euch alle 172 Trainer vor, die je ein Team bei einer EURO gecoacht haben.

Albanien

Sylvinho (2024, 2Sp 1U 1N)
Gianni De Biasi (2016, 3Sp 1S 2N)

Österreich

Ralf Rangnick (2024, 2Sp 1S 1N)
Franco Foda (2020, 4Sp 2S 2N)
Marcel Koller (2016, 5Sp 1U 2N)
Josef Hickersberger (2008, 5Sp 1U 2N)

Belgien

Domenico Tedesco (2024, 2Sp 1S 0U 1N)
Roberto Martínez (2020, 5Sp 4S 1N)
Marc Wilmots (2016, 5Sp 3S 2N)
Robert Waseige (2000, 3Sp 1S 0U 2N)
Guy Thys (1980 und 1984, 7Sp 2S 2U 3N)
Raymond Goethals (1972, 2Sp 1S 1N)

Roberto Martinez war der belgische Nationaltrainer bei der EURO 2020Getty Images

Bulgarien

Plamen Markov (2004, 3Sp 3N)
Dimitar Penev (1996, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)

Kroatien

Zlatko Dalić (2020 und 2024, 6Sp 1S 2U 3N)
Ante Čačić (2016, 4Sp 2S 1U 1N)
Slaven Bilić (2008 und 2012, 7Sp 4S 2U 1N)
Otto Barić (2004, 3Sp 2U 1N)
Miroslav Blažević (1996, 4Sp 2S 2N)

Slaven Bilić, Trainer von Kroatien 2008 und 2012Getty Images

Tschechien

Ivan Hašek (2024, 1Sp 1N)
Jaroslav Šilhavý (2020, 5Sp 2S 1U 2N)
Pavel Vrba (2016, 3Sp 1U 2N)
Michal Bílek (2012, 4Sp 2S 2N)
Karel Brückner (2004 und 2008, 8Sp 5S 3N)
Jozef Chovanec (2000, 3Sp 1S 2N)
Dušan Uhrin (1996, 6Sp 2S 2U 2N)
Jozef Vengloš (1980**, 4Sp 1S 2U 1N)
Václav Ježek (1976**, 2Sp 1S 1U)
Rudolf Vytlačil (1960**, 2Sp 1S 1N)

Dänemark

Kasper Hjulmand (2020 und 2024, 8Sp 3S 2U 3N)
Morten Olsen (2004 und 2012, 7Sp 2S 2U 3N)
Bo Johansson (2000, 3Sp 3N)
Richard Møller Nielsen (1992 und 1996, 8Sp 3S 3U 2N)
Sepp Piontek (1984 und 1988, 7Sp 2S 1U 4N)
Poul Petersen (1964, 2Sp 2N)

Dänemarks Coach Richard Møller Nielsen 1992Popperfoto via Getty Images

England

Gareth Southgate (2020 und 2024, 9Sp 6S 3U)
Roy Hodgson (2012 und 2016, 8Sp 3S 4U 1N)
Sven-Göran Eriksson (2004, 4Sp 2S 1U 1N)
Kevin Keegan (2000, 3Sp 1S 2N)
Terry Venables (1996, 5Sp 2S 3U)
Graham Taylor (1992, 3Sp 2U 1N)
Bobby Robson (1988, 3Sp 3N)
Ron Greenwood (1980, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)
Alf Ramsey (1968, 2Sp 1S 1N)

Finnland

Markku Kanerva (2020, 3Sp 1S 2N)

Frankreich

Didier Deschamps (2016, 2020 und 2024, 13Sp 7S 5U 1N)
Laurent Blanc (2012, 4Sp 1S 1U 2N)
Raymond Domenech (2008, 3Sp 3N)
Jacques Santini (2004, 4Sp 2S 1U 1N)
Roger Lemerre (2000, 6Sp 5S 1U)
Aimé Jacquet (1996, 5Sp 2S 3U)
Michel Platini (1992, 3Sp 2U 1N)
Michel Hidalgo (1984, 5Sp 5S)
Albert Batteux (1960, 2Sp 2N)

Georgien

Willy Sagnol (2024, 1Sp 1N)

Deutschland

Julian Nagelsmann (2024, 3Sp 2S 1U)
Joachim Löw (2008, 2012, 2016 und 2020, 21Sp 12S 3U 6N)
Rudi Völler (2004, 3Sp 2U 1N)
Erich Ribbeck (2000, 3Sp 1U 2N)
Berti Vogts (1992 und 1996, 11Sp 6S 3U 2N)
Franz Beckenbauer (1988, 4Sp 2S 1U 1N)
Jupp Derwall (1980 und 1984, 7Sp 4S 2U 1N)
Helmut Schön (1972 und 1976, 4Sp 3S 1U)

Joachim Löw und ÖFB-Trainer Josef Hickersberger 2008Bongarts/Getty Images

Griechenland

Fernando Santos (2012, 4Sp 1S 1U 2N)
Otto Rehhagel (2004 und 2008, 9Sp 4S 1U 4N)
Alketas Panagoulias (1980, 3Sp 1U 2N)

Ungarn

Marco Rossi (2020 und 2024, 6Sp 1S 2U 3N)
Bernd Storck (2016, 4Sp 1S 2U 1N)
Rudolf Illovszky (1972, 2Sp 2N)
Lajos Baróti (1964, 2Sp 1S 1N)

Island

Heimir Hallgrímsson (2016*, 5Sp 2S 2U 1N)
Lars Lagerbäck (2016*, 5Sp 2S 2U 1N)

Lars Lagerbäck als Trainer der isländischen Nationalmannschaft bei der EURO 2016

Italien

Luciano Spaletti (2024, 2Sp 1S 1N)
Roberto Mancini (2020, 7Sp 5S 2U)
Antonio Conte (2016, 5Sp 3S 1U 1N)
Cesare Prandelli (2012, 6Sp 2S 3U 1N)
Roberto Donadoni (2008, 4Sp 1S 2U 1N)
Giovanni Trapattoni (2004, 3Sp 1S 2U)
Dino Zoff (2000, 6Sp 4S 1U 1N)
Arrigo Sacchi (1996, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)
Azeglio Vicini (1988, 4Sp 2S 1U 1N)
Vincenzo Bearzot (1980, 4Sp 1S 3U)
Ferruccio Valcareggi (1968, 3Sp 1S 2U)

Waseige (Belgien), Denizli (Türkei), Söderberg (Schweden) und Zoff (Italien) 1999Getty Images

Lettland

Aleksandrs Starkovs (2004, 3Sp 1U 2N)

Niederlande

Ronald Koeman (2024, 2Sp 1S 1U)
Frank de Boer (2020, 4Sp 3S 1N)
Bert van Marwijk (2012, 3Sp 3N)
Marco van Basten (2008, 4Sp 3S 1N)
Dick Advocaat (2004, 5Sp 1S 2U 2N)
Frank Rijkaard (2000, 5Sp 4S 1U)
Guus Hiddink (1996, 4Sp 1S 2U 1N)
Rinus Michels (1988 und 1992, 9Sp 6S 2U 1N)
Jan Zwartkruis (1980, 2Sp 1S 1U 1N)
Gregorius Knobel (1976, 2Sp 1S 1N)

Nordirland

Michael O'Neill (2016, 4Sp 1S 3N)

Nordmazedonien

Igor Angelovski (2020, 3Sp 3N)

Igor Angelovski bei der EURO 2020UEFA via Getty Images

Norwegen

Nils Johan Semb (2000, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)

Polen

Michał Probierz (2024, 2Sp 2N)
Paulo Sousa (2020, 3Sp 1U 2N)
Adam Nawałka (2016, 3Sp 2S 3U)
Franciszek Smuda (2012, 3Sp 2U 1N)
Leo Beenhakker (2008, 3Sp 1U 2N)

Portugal

Roberto Martínez (2024, 2Sp 2S 0U 0N)
Fernando Santos (2016 und 2020, 11Sp 4S 5U 2N)
Paulo Bento (2012, 5Sp 3S 1U 1N)
Luiz Felipe Scolari (2004 und 2008, 10Sp 5S 1U 4N)
Humberto Coelho (2000, 4Sp 4S 1N)
António Oliveira (1996, 4Sp 2S 1U 1N)
Fernando Cabrita (1984, 4Sp 1S 2U 1N)

Republik Irland

Martin O'Neill (2016, 4Sp 1S 1U 2N)
Giovanni Trapattoni (2012, 3Sp 3N)
Jack Charlton (1988, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)

Rumänien

Edward Iordănescu (2024, 2Sp 1S 0U 1N)
Anghel Iordănescu (1996 und 2016, 6Sp 1U 5N)
Victor Pițurcă (2008, 3Sp 2U 1N)
Emerich Ienei (2000, 4Sp 1S 1U 2N)
Mircea Lucescu (1984, 3Sp 1U 2N)

Anghel Iordănescu führte Rumänien zu den EURO-Endrunden 1996 und 2016Getty Images

Russland

Stanislav Cherchesov (2020, 3Sp 1S 2N)
Leonid Slutsky (2016, 3Sp 1U 2N)
Dick Advocaat (2012, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)
Guus Hiddink (2008, 5Sp 3S 2N)
Georgi Yartsev (2004, 3Sp 1S 2N)
Oleg Romantsev (1996, 3Sp 1U 2N)
Anatoliy Byshovets (1992**, 3Sp 2U 1N)
Valeriy Lobanovskyi (1988**, 5Sp 3S 1U 1N)
Alexandr Ponomarjev (1972**, 2Sp 1S 1N)
Mikhail Yakushin (1968**, 2Sp 1U 1N)
Konstantin Beskov (1964**, 2Sp 1S 1N)
Gavriil Kachalin (1960**, 2Sp 2S)

Schottland

Steve Clarke (2020 und 2024, 6Sp 2U 4N)
Craig Brown (1996, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)
Andy Roxburgh (1992, 3Sp 1S 2N)

Craig Brown und Andy Roxburgh trainierten die SchottenIcon Sport via Getty Images

Serbien

Dragan Stojković (2024, 2Sp 1U 1N)
Vujadin Boškov (2000, 4Sp 1S 1U 2N)
Todor Veselinović (1984**, 3Sp 3N)
Ante Mladinić (1976**, 2Sp 2N)
Rajko Mitić (1968**, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)
Ljubomir Lovrić (1960**, 2Sp 1S 1N)

Slowakei

Francesco Calzona (2024, 2Sp 1S 1N)
Štefan Tarkovič (2020, 3Sp 1S 2N)
Ján Kozák (2016, 4Sp 1S 1U 2N)

Slowenien

Matjaž Kek (2024, 2Sp 2U)
Srečko Katanec (2000, 3Sp 2U 1N)

Spanien

Luis de la Fuente (2024, 2Sp 2S)
Luis Enrique (2020, 6Sp 2S 4U)
Vicente Del Bosque (2012 und 2016, 10Sp 6S 2U 2N)
Luis Aragonés (2008, 6Sp 5S 1U)
Iñaki Sáez (2004, 3Sp 1S 1U 1N)
José Antonio Camacho (2000, 4Sp 2S 2N)
Javier Clemente (1996, 4Sp 1S 3U)
Miguel Muñoz (1984 und 1988, 8Sp 2S 3U 3N)
László Kubala (1980, 3Sp 1U 2N)
José Villalonga (1964, 2Sp 2S)

Vicente del Bosque auf dem Heimflug 2012 mit dem Pokal

Schweden

Janne Andersson (2020, 4Sp 2S 1U 1N)
Erik Hamrén (2012 und 2016, 6Sp 1S 1U 4N)
Lars Lagerbäck (2000* und 2004* 2008, 10Sp 2S 4U 4N)
Tommy Söderberg (2000* und 2004*, 7Sp 1S 4U 2N)
Tommy Svensson (1992, 4Sp 2S 1U 1N)

Schweiz

Murat Yakin (2024, 3Sp 1S 2U)
Vladimir Petković (2016 und 2020, 9Sp 2S 6U 1N)
Jakob Kuhn (2004 und 2008, 6Sp 1S 1U 4N)
Artur Jorge (1996, 3Sp 1U 2N)

Türkei

Vincenzo Montella (2024, 2Sp 1S 0U 1N)
Şenol Güneş (2020, 3Sp 3N)
Fatih Terim (1996, 2008 und 2016, 11Sp 3S 1U 7N)
Mustafa Denizli (2000, 4Sp 1S 1U 2N)

Ukraine

Serhiy Rebrov (2024, 2Sp 1S 1N)
Andriy Shevchenko (2020, 5Sp 2S 3N)
Mykhaylo Fomenko (2016, 3Sp 3N)
Oleg Blokhin (2012, 3Sp 1S 2N)

Wales

Robert Page (2020, 4Sp 1S 1U 2N)
Chris Coleman (2016, 6Sp 4S 2N)

Chris Coleman feiert bei der EURO 2016UEFA via Getty Images

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