A-League Men Coach of the Month

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A-League Coach of the Month
Sport Football
League A-League
Awarded forBest manager of the month
CountryAustralia
History
Most recent Giancarlo Italiano

The A-League Coach of the Month is an association football award that recognises the best adjudged A-League manager each month of the season in Australia. The winner is chosen by a combination of an online public vote.

Contents

List of winners

Contents

2019–20

2022–23

2023–24

MonthYearManagerNationalityClubRef.
October 2019 Markus Babbel Flag of Germany.svg Germany Western Sydney Wanderers [1]
November 2019 Ernie Merrick Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Newcastle Jets [2]
December 2019 Ufuk Talay Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia Wellington Phoenix [3]
January 2020 Robbie Fowler Flag of England.svg England Brisbane Roar [4]
February 2020 Robbie Fowler Flag of England.svg England Brisbane Roar [5]
January 2023 Ufuk Talay Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia Wellington Phoenix [6]
October/November 2023 Giancarlo Italiano Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia Wellington Phoenix [7]
December 2023 Mark Jackson Flag of England.svg England Central Coast Mariners [8]
January 2024 Mark Jackson Flag of England.svg England Central Coast Mariners [9]
February 2024 Mark Jackson Flag of England.svg England Central Coast Mariners [10]
March 2024 Mark Jackson Flag of England.svg England Central Coast Mariners [11]

Awards won by nationality

NationalityManagersWins
Flag of England.svg England26
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia23
Flag of Germany.svg Germany11
Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland11

Awards won by club

ClubManagersWins
Central Coast Mariners 14
Wellington Phoenix 23
Brisbane Roar 12
Newcastle Jets 11
Western Sydney Wanderers 11

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References

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  2. "Ernie Merrick named Hyundai A-League Coach of the Month for November". Hyundai A-League. Retrieved 18 January 2020.
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  7. "Talk about a dream start to life as a head coach for Giancarlo Italiano 🤩🔥". A-Leagues Facebook. 5 December 2023.
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  10. "They've done it again! Mariners sweep Coach of the Month honours for February". A-League Men . Retrieved 2 March 2024.
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