List of A-League Men head coaches

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The A-League Men is a professional soccer league in Australia which is at the top of the Australian league system. The league was formed in 2005 as a replacement for the original National Soccer League.

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Some of the people have served spells as caretaker (temporary) managers in the period between a managerial departure and appointment. Several caretaker managers such as Tony Walmsley at Central Coast Mariners have gone on to secure a permanent managerial post. As of 2023, Ernie Merrick, Mike Mulvey, John Aloisi, Marko Rudan and Tony Popovic are the only coaches to have managed more than two A-League Men clubs.

Managers

Ricki Herbert has been in charge of both New Zealand Knights and Wellington Phoenix in the A-League. Herbert1.jpg
Ricki Herbert has been in charge of both New Zealand Knights and Wellington Phoenix in the A-League.
Tony Popovic was the first coach of Western Sydney Wanderers. Tony Popovic Managing Western Sydney Wanderers Training.png
Tony Popovic was the first coach of Western Sydney Wanderers.

The list of managers includes everyone who has managed clubs while they were in the A-League Men, whether in a permanent or temporary role. Caretaker managers are listed only when they managed the team for at least one match in that period.

The dates of appointment and departure may fall outside the club's period in the A-League Men, for example, John Kosmina was appointed as Adelaide United manager in 2003 (before the A-League was formed in 2005) and remained in his position through the league's establishment.

Key
†Incumbent manager
‡Caretaker manager
*Present up to date as of 22 January 2024
Managers
NameNat.ClubFromUntilDuration (days)Seasons in
A-League Men		Ref.
John Kosmina Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Adelaide United 13 September 200323 February 200712592 [1] [2]
Aurelio Vidmar Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Adelaide United 23 February 20073 June 201011963 [2] [3]
Rini Coolen Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Adelaide United 6 July 201018 December 20115302 [4] [5]
John Kosmina Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Adelaide United 18 December 201128 January 20134072 [5] [6]
Michael Valkanis ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Adelaide United 28 January 201310 April 2013721 [7] [8]
Josep Gombau Flag of Spain.svg  ESP Adelaide United 30 April 201324 July 20158152 [9] [10]
Guillermo Amor Flag of Spain.svg  ESP Adelaide United 24 July 201510 May 20176522 [10] [11]
Marco Kurz Flag of Germany.svg  GER Adelaide United 16 August 201730 June 20196842 [12]
Gertjan Verbeek Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Adelaide United 1 July 201929 April 20203041 [13]
Carl Veart ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Adelaide United 15 June 202015 June 2020951 [14]
Carl Veart †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Adelaide United 18 September 2020Present*13163 [15]
Frank Farina Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Brisbane Roar 15 November 200614 October 200910644 [16] [17]
Rado Vidošić ‡Flag of Croatia.svg  CRO Brisbane Roar 14 October 200917 October 200931 [17] [18]
Ange Postecoglou Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Brisbane Roar 17 October 200924 April 20129203 [18] [19]
Rado Vidošić Flag of Croatia.svg  CRO Brisbane Roar 25 April 201218 December 20122371 [19] [20]
Mike Mulvey Flag of England.svg  ENG Brisbane Roar 18 December 201223 November 20147053 [20] [21]
Frans Thijssen ‡Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Brisbane Roar 23 November 201426 May 20151841 [21] [22]
John Aloisi Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Brisbane Roar 26 May 201528 December 201813134 [22] [23]
Darren Davies ‡Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  WAL Brisbane Roar 29 December 201830 June 20191841 [23] [24]
Robbie Fowler Flag of England.svg  ENG Brisbane Roar 1 July 201929 June 20203651 [25] [26]
Warren Moon
Darren Davies ‡		Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  WAL 		Brisbane Roar 29 June 202016 July 2020181 [26]
Warren Moon Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Brisbane Roar 16 July 202020 February 20239504 [27] [28]
Nick Green ‡Flag of England.svg  ENG Brisbane Roar 21 February 20232 May 2023701 [29]
Ross Aloisi Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Brisbane Roar 2 May 202324 December 20232371 [30] [31]
Luciano Trani ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Brisbane Roar 24 December 20231 January 202491 [32]
Ben Cahn Flag of England.svg  ENG Brisbane Roar 1 January 2024Present*211 [33]
Lawrie McKinna Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Central Coast Mariners 10 October 20049 February 201019485 [34] [35]
Graham Arnold Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Central Coast Mariners 9 February 201014 November 201313744 [35] [36]
Phil Moss Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Central Coast Mariners 15 November 20135 March 20154752 [37] [38]
Tony Walmsley Flag of England.svg  ENG Central Coast Mariners 5 March 20158 August 20165222 [38] [39]
Paul Okon Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Central Coast Mariners 28 August 201620 March 20185702 [40] [41]
Wayne O'Sullivan ‡Flag of Ireland.svg  IRL Central Coast Mariners 20 March 201818 April 20181841 [41] [42]
Mike Mulvey Flag of England.svg  ENG Central Coast Mariners 1 July 201810 March 20192531 [43] [44]
Alen Stajcic ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Central Coast Mariners 12 March 20191 May 2019511 [45] [46]
Alen Stajcic Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Central Coast Mariners 1 May 20191 May 20217322 [47] [48]
Nick Montgomery Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Central Coast Mariners 2 July 202111 September 20238022 [49] [50]
Abbas Saad ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Central Coast Mariners 11 September 202327 September 2023171 [51]
Mark Jackson †Flag of England.svg  ENG Central Coast Mariners 27 September 2023Present*1171 [52]
Miron Bleiberg Flag of Israel.svg  ISR Gold Coast United 6 June 200819 February 201213533 [53] [54]
Mike Mulvey ‡Flag of England.svg  ENG Gold Coast United 19 February 20125 April 2012461 [54] [55]
Ante Milicic Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Macarthur FC 15 May 20198 May 202210902 [56] [57]
Dwight Yorke Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  TRI Macarthur FC 15 May 202221 January 20232521 [58] [59]
Mile Sterjovski †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Macarthur FC 23 January 2022Present*3641 [60]
John van 't Schip Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Melbourne Heart 12 October 200926 April 20129272 [61] [62]
John Aloisi Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne Heart 7 May 201229 December 20136012 [63] [64]
John van 't Schip Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Melbourne City 29 December 20133 January 201711014 [64] [65]
Michael Valkanis ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne City 3 January 201727 January 2017241 [65] [66]
Michael Valkanis Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne City 27 January 201719 June 20171441 [66]
Warren Joyce Flag of England.svg  ENG Melbourne City 19 June 20178 May 20196592 [67] [68]
Erick Mombaerts Flag of France.svg  FRA Melbourne City 26 June 20193 September 20204361 [69] [70]
Patrick Kisnorbo Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne City 3 September 202023 November 20228123 [70] [71]
Rado Vidošić ‡Flag of Croatia.svg  CRO Melbourne City 23 November 20226 February 2023761 [71]
Rado Vidošić Flag of Croatia.svg  CRO Melbourne City 6 February 20231 November 20232692 [71]
Aurelio Vidmar †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne City 1 November 2023Present*821 [72]
Ernie Merrick Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Melbourne Victory 20 December 200411 March 201122726 [73] [74]
Mehmet Durakovic Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne Victory 11 March 20116 January 20123012 [74] [75]
Kevin Muscat ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne Victory 6 January 20127 January 201211 [75] [76]
Jim Magilton ‡Ulster Banner.svg  NIR Melbourne Victory 7 January 20121 April 2012851 [76] [77]
Ange Postecoglou Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne Victory 26 April 201225 October 20135472 [78] [79]
Kevin Muscat Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne Victory 31 October 201319 May 201920276 [80]
Marco Kurz Flag of Germany.svg  GER Melbourne Victory 27 June 201914 January 20202021 [81] [82]
Carlos Pérez Salvachúa ‡Flag of Spain.svg  ESP Melbourne Victory 14 January 202029 May 20201371 [82] [83]
Grant Brebner ‡Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Melbourne Victory 1 June 202024 August 2020851 [84] [85]
Grant Brebner Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Melbourne Victory 24 August 202017 April 20212371 [85] [86]
Steve Kean ‡Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Melbourne Victory 19 April 202130 June 2021731 [87]
Tony Popovic †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Melbourne Victory 1 July 2021Present*9352 [88]
John Adshead Flag of New Zealand.svg  NZL New Zealand Knights 14 January 200510 April 20064511 [89] [90]
Paul Nevin Flag of England.svg  ENG New Zealand Knights 10 April 200615 November 20062191 [90] [91]
Barry Simmonds ‡Flag of England.svg  ENG New Zealand Knights 15 November 200614 December 2006291 [91] [92]
Ricki Herbert Flag of New Zealand.svg  NZL New Zealand Knights 14 December 20061 April 20071081 [92] [93]
Richard Money Flag of England.svg  ENG Newcastle Jets 25 May 20053 April 20063131 [94] [95]
Nick Theodorakopoulos Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 5 April 200610 October 20061881 [95] [96]
Gary van Egmond Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 10 October 200628 June 20099923 [96] [97]
Branko Culina Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 30 June 20094 October 20118262 [98] [99]
Craig Deans ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 4 October 201120 October 2011161 [100] [101]
Gary van Egmond Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 20 October 201119 January 20148223 [101] [102]
Clayton Zane ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 19 January 20145 May 20141061 [102] [103]
Phil Stubbins Flag of England.svg  ENG Newcastle Jets 5 May 201426 May 20153861 [103] [104]
Scott Miller Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 18 June 20157 September 20164471 [105] [106]
Mark Jones Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 23 September 201616 April 20172051 [107] [108]
Ernie Merrick Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Newcastle Jets 9 May 20176 January 20209733 [109] [110]
Craig Deans
Qiang Li ‡		Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  CHN 		Newcastle Jets 9 January 20206 February 2020291 [110]
Carl Robinson Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  WAL Newcastle Jets 6 February 202014 October 20202521 [111] 
 [112]
Craig Deans ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 14 October 20209 February 20211191 [113]
Craig Deans Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 9 February 20213 June 20211151 [113] [114]
Arthur Papas Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 28 June 202119 June 20237222 [115] [116]
Robert Stanton †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Newcastle Jets 26 June 2023Present*2101 [117]
Ian Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO North Queensland Fury 15 September 20086 April 20105681 [118] [119]
František Straka Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  CZE North Queensland Fury 8 June 20101 March 20112661 [120] [121]
Steve McMahon Flag of England.svg  ENG Perth Glory 25 January 20057 December 20053161 [122]
Alan Vest ‡Flag of New Zealand.svg  NZL Perth Glory 8 December 200526 July 20062301 [123] [124]
Ron Smith Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 26 July 20063 November 20074652 [124] [125]
Dave Mitchell Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 3 November 200711 October 201010734 [125] [126]
Ian Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Perth Glory 11 October 201011 February 20138543 [126] [127]
Alistair Edwards Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 11 February 201317 December 20133092 [127] [128]
Kenny Lowe Flag of England.svg  ENG Perth Glory 20 December 201320 April 201815835 [129] [130]
Tony Popovic Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 11 May 201827 August 20208402 [131] [132]
Hayden Foxe ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 2 September 202018 September 2020161 [133] [134]
Richard Garcia Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 18 September 202020 March 20225492 [134] [135]
Ruben Zadkovich ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 20 March 20222 June 2022751 [135]
Ruben Zadkovich Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 2 June 20222 June 20233661 [135] [136] [137]
Kenny Lowe ‡Flag of England.svg  ENG Perth Glory 12 July 20233 August 2023231 [138]
Alen Stajcic †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Perth Glory 3 August 2023Present*1721 [139]
Miron Bleiberg Flag of Israel.svg  ISR Queensland Roar 5 February 200514 November 20066472 [140] [141]
Pierre Littbarski Flag of Germany.svg  GER Sydney FC 26 February 20053 May 20064311 [142] [143]
Terry Butcher Flag of England.svg  ENG Sydney FC 17 May 20068 February 20072671 [144]
Branko Culina Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Sydney FC 13 February 200722 October 20072511 [145] [146]
John Kosmina Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Sydney FC 24 October 200731 January 20094652 [147] [148]
Vítězslav Lavička Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  CZE Sydney FC 3 February 200930 March 201211513 [149] [150]
Ian Crook Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Sydney FC 14 May 201211 November 20121811 [151] [152]
Steve Corica ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Sydney FC 11 November 201228 November 2012171 [152] [153]
Frank Farina Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Sydney FC 28 November 201223 April 20145112 [153] [154]
Graham Arnold Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Sydney FC 8 May 201431 May 201814854 [155] [156]
Steve Corica Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Sydney FC 1 June 20187 November 202319866 [157] [158]
Ufuk Talay †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Sydney FC 8 November 2023Present*751 [159]
Ricki Herbert Flag of New Zealand.svg  NZL Wellington Phoenix 19 March 200726 February 201321716 [160] [161]
Chris Greenacre ‡Flag of England.svg  ENG Wellington Phoenix 26 February 201320 May 2013831 [161] [162]
Ernie Merrick Flag of Scotland.svg  SCO Wellington Phoenix 20 May 20135 December 201612964 [162] [163]
Des Buckingham Chris Greenacre ‡Flag of England.svg  ENG Flag of England.svg  ENG Wellington Phoenix 5 December 20161 January 2017281 [162] [163] [164]
Des Buckingham Flag of England.svg  ENG Wellington Phoenix 1 January 20177 June 20171581 [164]
Darije Kalezić Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  BIH Wellington Phoenix 7 June 20177 March 20182741 [165] [166]
Marko Rudan Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Wellington Phoenix 30 May 20183 May 20193391 [167] [168]
Ufuk Talay Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Wellington Phoenix 20 May 20196 May 202314484 [169] [170]
Giancarlo Italiano †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Wellington Phoenix 6 May 2023Present*2611 [171]
Tony Popovic Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Western Sydney Wanderers 18 May 20121 October 201719635 [172] [173]
Hayden Foxe ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Western Sydney Wanderers 3 October 20171 November 2017301 [174]
Josep Gombau Flag of Spain.svg  ESP Western Sydney Wanderers 1 November 201719 April 20181701Sacked [176]
Markus Babbel Flag of Germany.svg  GER Western Sydney Wanderers 19 May 201820 January 20206122 [177] [178]
Jean-Paul De Marigny ‡Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Western Sydney Wanderers 20 January 202014 July 20201771 [178]
Jean-Paul De Marigny Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Western Sydney Wanderers 14 July 202012 October 2020911 [179] [180]
Carl Robinson Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  WAL Western Sydney Wanderers 15 October 202030 January 20224732 [181]
Marko Rudan †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Western Sydney Wanderers 31 January 2022Present*7212 [182]
Marko Rudan Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Western United 23 May 201923 May 20217482 [183] [184]
John Aloisi †Flag of Australia (converted).svg  AUS Western United 15 July 2021Present*9212 [185]

By club

ClubTotal
Adelaide United 10
Brisbane Roar 14
Central Coast Mariners 11
Gold Coast United 2
Macarthur FC 3
Melbourne City 8
Melbourne Victory 10
Newcastle Jets 15
New Zealand Knights 4
North Queensland Fury 2
Perth Glory 12
Sydney FC 10
Wellington Phoenix 8
Western Sydney Wanderers 7
Western United 2

Most games coached in A-League Men

List of head coaches who have taken charge of over 100 A-League Men matches—As of 23 June 2023
RankHead coachGamesClub(s)
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Ernie Merrick 308 Melbourne Victory (151), Wellington Phoenix (90), Newcastle Jets (67)
2 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Tony Popovic 253 Western Sydney Wanderers (142), Perth Glory (57), Melbourne Victory (54)
3 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Graham Arnold 211 Central Coast Mariners (98), Sydney FC (113)
4 Flag of Australia (converted).svg John Aloisi 190 Melbourne Heart (39), Brisbane Roar (95), Western United (56)
5 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Kevin Muscat 172 Melbourne Victory (172)
6 Flag of New Zealand.svg Ricki Herbert 159 New Zealand Knights (5), Wellington Phoenix (154)
7 Flag of the Netherlands.svg John van 't Schip 144 Melbourne City (144)
8 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Gary van Egmond 130 Newcastle Jets (130)
9 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Steve Corica 142 Sydney FC (142)
10 Flag of England.svg Kenny Lowe 128 Perth Glory (128)
10 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Marko Rudan 128 Wellington Phoenix (28), Western United (54), Western Sydney Wanderers (46)
12 Flag of Scotland.svg Lawrie McKinna 120 Central Coast Mariners (120)
13 Flag of Australia (converted).svg John Kosmina 118 Adelaide United (83), Sydney FC (35)
14 Flag of Israel.svg Miron Bleiberg 114 Queensland Roar (33), Gold Coast United (81)
15 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Frank Farina 113 Brisbane Roar (66), Sydney FC (47)
16 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Ange Postecoglou 112 Brisbane Roar (80), Melbourne Victory (32)
17 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Ufuk Talay 105 Wellington Phoenix (105)

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