List of Iceland national football team managers

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As of 13 June 2024 [1] [2]

Note: this list includes international friendlies.

Manager [3] Year(s)GamesWinDrawLossGoals
for
Goals
against
Goal
diff
Win %Unbeaten %
Flag of England.svg Freddie Steele
Flag of Scotland.svg Murdo McDougall
1946100103−30%0%
Flag of Sweden.svg Roland Bergström 1947100124−20%0%
Flag of Scotland.svg Joe Devine 1948110020+2100%100%
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Buchloh 1949100115−40%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Óli B. Jónsson 1951210156−150%50%
Flag of Austria.svg Franz Köhler 19533003411−70%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Karl Guðmundsson 1954–19566204914−533.3%33.3%
Flag of Scotland.svg Alex Weir 19576006835−270%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Óli B. Jónsson 1958100123−10%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Karl Guðmundsson 1959411257−225%50%
Flag of Iceland.svg Óli B. Jónsson 19603003111−100%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Karl Guðmundsson 1961210144050%50%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ríkharður Jónsson 1962301248−40%33.3%
Flag of Iceland.svg Karl Guðmundsson 1963–19656105519−1416.7%16.7%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ríkharður Jónsson 196510100000%100%
Flag of Iceland.svg Karl Guðmundsson 1966201135−20%50%
Flag of Iceland.svg Reynir Karlsson 19674013623−170%25%
Flag of Austria.svg Walter Pfeiffer 1968200217−60%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ríkharður Jónsson 1969–19711523101324−1113.3%33.3%
Flag of Scotland.svg Duncan McDowell 19724103513−825%25%
Flag of Iceland.svg Eggert Jóhannesson 1972100114−30%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Örn Steinsen 1973110040+4100%100%
Flag of Denmark.svg Henning Enoksen 19736006222−200%0%
Flag of England.svg Tony Knapp 1974–19772683153238−630.8%42.3%
Flag of the Soviet Union.svg Jurí Ilitchev 1978–197911029324−210%18.2%
Flag of Iceland.svg Guðni Kjartansson 1980–1981155462231−933.3%60%
Flag of Iceland.svg Jóhannes Atlason 1982–1983164392023−325%43.8%
Flag of England.svg Tony Knapp 1984–1985145361813+535.7%57.1%
Flag of Germany.svg Sigfried Held 1986–19893768232359−3616.2%37.8%
Flag of Iceland.svg Guðni Kjartansson 1989110021+1100%100%
Flag of Sweden.svg Bo Johansson 1990–1991156182318+540%46.6%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ásgeir Elíasson 1991–199535128153139−834.3%57.1%
Flag of Iceland.svg Logi Ólafsson 1996–1997144371526−1128.6%50%
Flag of Iceland.svg Guðjón Þórðarson 1997–19992511683726+1144%68%
Flag of Iceland.svg Atli Eðvaldsson 2000–200330115143844−636.7%51.6%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ásgeir Sigurvinsson
Flag of Iceland.svg Logi Ólafsson
2003–20052465133147−1625%45.8%
Flag of Iceland.svg Eyjólfur Sverrisson 2006–2007142481227−1514.3%42.9%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ólafur Jóhannesson 2007–201139119194050−1028.2%51.3%
Flag of Sweden.svg Lars Lagerbäck 2011–2013208392830−240%55%
Flag of Sweden.svg Lars Lagerbäck
Flag of Iceland.svg Heimir Hallgrímsson
2013–201632137125046+440.6%63%
Flag of Iceland.svg Heimir Hallgrímsson 2016–20182512494027+1348%64%
Flag of Sweden.svg Erik Hamrén 2018–20202895142950−2132.14%50%
Flag of Iceland.svg Arnar Viðarsson 2020–202331613123749−1219.35%61.29%
Flag of Norway.svg Åge Hareide 2023–146171920−140%50%

Individual records

As of 13 June 2024

Note: this list includes international friendlies.

ManagerYear(s)GamesWinDrawLossGoals
for
Goals
against
Goal
diff
Win %Unbeaten %
Flag of Iceland.svg Heimir Hallgrímsson 2013–2018572511219073+1743.9%63.2%
Flag of Sweden.svg Lars Lagerbäck 2011–2016522110217876+240.4%59.6%
Flag of England.svg Tony Knapp 1974–1977, 1984–198540136215051−132.5%47.5%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ólafur Jóhannesson 2007–201139119194050−1028.2%51.3%
Flag of Iceland.svg Logi Ólafsson 1996–1997, 2003–200538108204673−2726.3%47.4%
Flag of Germany.svg Sigfried Held 1986–19893768232359−3616.2%37.8%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ásgeir Elíasson 1991–199535128153139−834.3%57.1%
Flag of Iceland.svg Arnar Viðarsson 2020–202331613123749−1219,35%61,29%
Flag of Iceland.svg Atli Eðvaldsson 2000–200330115143844−636.7%51.6%
Flag of Sweden.svg Erik Hamrén 2018–20202895142950−2132.14%50%
Flag of Iceland.svg Guðjón Þórðarson 1997–19992511683726+1144%68%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ásgeir Sigurvinsson 2003–20052465133147−1625%45.8%
Flag of Iceland.svg Karl Guðmundsson 1954–1956, 1959, 1961, 1963–1965, 19662052132649−2325%35%
Flag of Iceland.svg Ríkharður Jónsson 1962, 1965, 1969–19711925121732−1510.5%36.8%
Flag of Iceland.svg Guðni Kjartansson 1980–1981, 1989166462432−837.5%62.5%
Flag of Iceland.svg Jóhannes Atlason 1982–1983164392023−325%43.8%
Flag of Sweden.svg Bo Johansson 1990–1991156182318+540%46.6%
Flag of Iceland.svg Eyjólfur Sverrisson 2006–2007142481227−1514.3%42.9%
Flag of Norway.svg Åge Hareide 2023–146171920−140%50%
Flag of the Soviet Union.svg Jurí Ilitchev 1978–197911029324−210%18.2%
Flag of Iceland.svg Óli B. Jónsson 1951, 1958, 19606105820−1216.7%16.7%
Flag of Denmark.svg Henning Enoksen 19736006222−200%0%
Flag of Scotland.svg Alex Weir 19576006835−270%0%
Flag of Scotland.svg Duncan McDowell 19724103513−825%25%
Flag of Iceland.svg Reynir Karlsson 19674013623−170%25%
Flag of Austria.svg Franz Köhler 19533003411−70%0%
Flag of Austria.svg Walter Pfeiffer 1968200217−60%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Örn Steinsen 1973110040+4100%100%
Flag of Scotland.svg Joe Devine 1948110020+2100%100%
Flag of Sweden.svg Roland Bergström 1947100124−20%0%
Flag of Iceland.svg Eggert Jóhannesson 1972100114−30%0%
Flag of England.svg Freddie Steele 1946100103−30%0%
Flag of Scotland.svg Murdo McDougall 1946100103−30%0%
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Buchloh 1949100115−40%0%

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