List of Indian Super League coaches

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The Indian Super League is the top tier of professional football in India. The league was formed in 2014 as a tournament until it was recognised as one of the first division leagues in 2017 with the existing I-League, later replacing it to become the only top division league since 2022. To date, there have been 79 head coaches (including interim head coaches) in charge of the 14 clubs that have played in the league.

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Antonio Lopez Habas has managed the most number of matches in the league, also winning two ISL finals as the only coach to do so. Antonio Lopez Habas (cropped).jpg
Antonio López Habas has managed the most number of matches in the league, also winning two ISL finals as the only coach to do so.

Antonio López Habas holds the record for most matches coached in the Indian Super League with 108, which he managed from 2014 to 2016, 2019 to 2021, and in 2024. Sergio Lobera, who won three titles, has been the most successful head coach in the Indian Super League. Steve Coppell, Habas, and Lobera have managed the most teams in the Indian Super League, having taken charge of three different clubs. Many of the coaches listed below served as caretaker coaches in the period between a coaching departure and an appointment. Few of these, however, went on to secure a permanent coaching post; for example, Khalid Jamil took over as an interim coach of NorthEast United in January 2021 and became the head coach of the team in the following season.

Head coaches

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

The dates of appointment may fall outside the club period in the league, for example, Albert Roca was appointed as Bengaluru coach in 2016 (before the club's entry in the league in 2017) and remained in his position through the club's introduction into the league.

Key
†Incumbent head coach
‡Caretaker head coach
*Present up to date as of 3 January 2024
Head coaches
NameNat.ClubFromUntilDuration
(days)		Years in
League		Ref.
Antonio López Habas Flag of Spain.svg ATK 1 July 201420 December 20155372014–2015 [1]
José Francisco Molina Flag of Spain.svg 5 May 201618 December 20162272016 [2]
Teddy Sheringham Flag of England.svg 14 July 201724 January 20181942017–2018 [3]
Ashley Westwood ‡ Flag of England.svg 24 January 20183 March 2018382018 [4]
Robbie Keane Flag of Ireland.svg 4 March 201831 May 2018882018 [5]
Steve Coppell Flag of England.svg 18 June 201830 April 20193162018–2019 [6]
Antonio López Habas Flag of Spain.svg 3 May 201931 May 20203942019–2020 [7]
Albert Roca Flag of Spain.svg Bengaluru 6 July 201631 May 20186942017–2018 [8]
Carles Cuadrat Flag of Spain.svg 1 July 20186 January 20219202018–2021 [9]
Naushad Moosa ‡ Flag of India.svg 6 January 202125 February 2021502021 [10]
Marco Pezzaiuoli Flag of Germany.svg 12 February 20218 June 20224812021–2022 [11]
Simon Grayson Flag of England.svg 8 June 20229 December 20235492022–2023 [12]
Gerard Zaragoza † Flag of Spain.svg 14 December 2023Present*1242023– [13]
Marco Materazzi Flag of Italy.svg Chennaiyin 12 September 20146 March 20177242014–2016 [14]
John Gregory Flag of England.svg 3 July 201730 November 20198802017–2019 [15]
Owen Coyle Flag of Scotland.svg 4 December 201914 March 20201012019–2020 [16]
Csaba László Flag of Hungary.svg 30 August 202010 April 20212232020–2021 [17]
Božidar Bandović Flag of Montenegro.svg 10 July 202111 February 20222162021–2022 [18]
Syed Sabir Pasha ‡ Flag of India.svg 11 February 202214 June 20221232022 [19]
Thomas Brdarić Flag of Germany.svg 14 June 202210 June 20233612022–2023 [20]
Owen Coyle † Flag of Scotland.svg 16 July 2023Present*2752023– [21]
Robbie Fowler Flag of England.svg East Bengal 9 October 20208 September 20213342020–2021 [22]
Manolo Díaz Flag of Spain.svg 8 September 202128 December 20211112021 [23]
Renedy Singh ‡ Flag of India.svg 28 December 202114 January 2022172021–2022 [24]
Mario Rivera Flag of Spain.svg 1 January 202220 March 2022782022 [25]
Stephen Constantine Flag of England.svg 27 July 202217 April 20232642022–2023 [26]
Carles Cuadrat † Flag of Spain.svg 25 April 2023Present*3572023– [27]
Zico Flag of Brazil.svg Goa 2 September 201418 December 20168382014–2016 [28]
Sergio Lobera Flag of Spain.svg 6 June 20171 February 20209702017–2020 [29]
Clifford Miranda ‡ Flag of India.svg 3 February 202030 April 2020872020 [30]
Juan Ferrando Flag of Spain.svg 30 April 202020 December 20216072020–2021 [31]
Derrick Pereira ‡ Flag of India.svg 21 December 202120 March 2022892021–2022 [32]
Carlos Peña Flag of Spain.svg 16 April 202223 April 20233722022–2023 [33]
Manolo Márquez † Flag of Spain.svg 3 June 2023Present*3182023– [34]
Phil Brown Flag of England.svg Hyderabad 29 August 201911 January 20201352019–2020 [35]
Mehrajuddin Wadoo ‡ Flag of India.svg 11 January 202024 January 2020132020 [36]
Xavier Gurri López ‡ Flag of Spain.svg 24 January 20201 June 20201292020 [37]
Manolo Márquez Flag of Spain.svg 31 August 2020 [lower-alpha 1] 31 May 202310032020–2023 [38]
Thangboi Singto † Flag of India.svg 7 July 2023Present*2842023– [39]
Steve Coppell Flag of England.svg Jamshedpur 14 July 201731 May 20183212017–2018 [40]
César Ferrando Flag of Spain.svg 21 July 20185 April 20192582018–2019 [41]
Antonio Iriondo Flag of Spain.svg 26 July 201929 February 20202182019–2020 [42]
Owen Coyle Flag of Scotland.svg 7 August 202022 March 20225922020–2022 [43]
Aidy Boothroyd Flag of England.svg 10 July 202231 May 20233252022–2023 [44]
Scott Cooper Flag of England.svg 14 July 202329 December 20231682023 [45]
Khalid Jamil † Flag of India.svg 31 December 2023Present*1072023– [46]
David James Flag of England.svg Kerala Blasters 20 August 201420 December 20141222014 [47]
Peter Taylor Flag of England.svg 9 May 201528 October 20151722015 [48]
Trevor Morgan ‡ Flag of England.svg 28 October 20151 November 201542015 [49]
Terry Phelan Flag of Ireland.svg 1 November 201520 December 2015572015 [50]
Steve Coppell Flag of England.svg 21 June 201612 July 20173862016–2017 [51]
René Meulensteen Flag of the Netherlands.svg 14 July 20172 January 20181722017–2018 [52]
David James Flag of England.svg 3 January 201818 December 20183492018 [53]
Nelo Vingada ‡ Flag of Portugal.svg 18 January 201917 March 2019582019 [54]
Eelco Schattorie Flag of the Netherlands.svg 19 May 201922 April 20203392019–2020 [55]
Kibu Vicuña Flag of Spain.svg 22 April 202017 February 20213012020–2021 [56]
Ishfaq Ahmed ‡ Flag of India.svg 17 February 202117 June 20211202021 [57]
Ivan Vukomanović † Flag of Serbia.svg 17 June 2021Present*10342021– [58]
Antonio López Habas Flag of Spain.svg Mohun Bagan SG 1 July 202018 December 20215352020–2021 [59]
Juan Ferrando Flag of Spain.svg 20 December 20213 January 20247442021–2024 [60]
Antonio López Habas † Flag of Spain.svg 3 January 2024Present*1042024– [61]
Peter Reid Flag of England.svg Mumbai City 4 September 201420 December 20141072014 [62]
Nicolas Anelka Flag of France.svg 3 July 201520 December 20151702015 [63]
Alexandre Guimarães Flag of Costa Rica.svg 19 April 201614 August 20188472016–2018 [64]
Jorge Costa Flag of Portugal.svg 14 August 20185 March 20205692018–2020 [65]
Sergio Lobera Flag of Spain.svg 12 October 20208 October 20213612020–2021 [66]
Des Buckingham Flag of England.svg 8 October 202116 November 20237692021–2023 [67]
Anthony Fernandes ‡ Flag of India.svg 16 November 20238 December 2023222023 [68]
Petr Kratky † Flag of the Czech Republic.svg 9 December 2023Present*1292023– [69]
Ricki Herbert Flag of New Zealand.svg NorthEast United 19 August 201420 December 20141232014 [70]
César Farías Flag of Venezuela.svg 1 July 20152 December 20151542015 [71]
Nelo Vingada Flag of Portugal.svg 16 July 2016 [lower-alpha 2] 4 December 20161412016 [72]
João de Deus Flag of Portugal.svg 17 July 20172 January 20181692017–2018 [73]
Avram Grant Flag of Israel.svg 2 January 201815 March 2018722018 [74]
Eelco Schattorie Flag of the Netherlands.svg 17 August 201811 March 20192062018–2019 [75]
Robert Jarni Flag of Croatia.svg 5 August 201910 February 20201892019–2020 [76]
Khalid Jamil ‡ Flag of India.svg 10 February 202025 August 20201972020 [77]
Gerard Nus Flag of Spain.svg 25 August 202012 January 20211402020–2021 [78]
Khalid Jamil Flag of India.svg 12 January 2021 [lower-alpha 3] 28 May 20225012021–2022 [79]
Marco Balbul Flag of Israel.svg 11 August 20228 December 20221192022 [80]
Vincenzo Alberto Annese Flag of Italy.svg 8 December 202228 february 2023822022–2023 [81]
Juan Pedro Benali † Flag of Spain.svg 22 May 2023Present*7252023– [82]
Harm van Veldhoven Flag of the Netherlands.svg Odisha [lower-alpha 4] 30 July 20145 January 20151592014–2015 [83]
Roberto Carlos Flag of Brazil.svg 3 July 201520 December 20151702015 [84]
Gianluca Zambrotta Flag of Italy.svg 5 July 201614 June 20173442016–2017 [85]
Miguel Ángel Portugal Flag of Spain.svg 29 June 20172 May 20183072017–2018 [86]
Josep Gombau Flag of Spain.svg 2 August 201818 March 20205942018–2020 [87]
Stuart Baxter Flag of Scotland.svg 19 June 20202 February 20212282020–2021 [88]
Gerry Peyton ‡ Flag of Ireland.svg 3 February 202120 February 2021172021 [89]
Steven Dias ‡ Flag of India.svg 23 February 202120 July 20211472021 [90]
Kiko Ramírez Flag of Spain.svg 20 July 202114 January 20221782021–2022 [91]
Kino García ‡ Flag of Spain.svg 14 January 20228 June 20221452022 [92]
Josep Gombau Flag of Spain.svg 8 June 202218 March 20232832022–2023 [93]
Sergio Lobera † Flag of Spain.svg 17 May 2023Present*3352023– [94]
Franco Colomba Flag of Italy.svg Pune City 22 July 201420 December 20141512014 [95]
David Platt Flag of England.svg 2 June 201520 December 20152012015 [96]
Antonio López Habas Flag of Spain.svg 25 April 201615 September 20175082016–2017 [97]
Ranko Popović Flag of Serbia.svg 25 September 201731 May 20182482017–2018 [98]
Miguel Ángel Portugal Flag of Spain.svg 1 June 2018 [lower-alpha 5] 26 October 20181472018 [99]
Pradyum Reddy ‡ Flag of India.svg 26 October 201824 December 2018592018 [100]
Phil Brown Flag of England.svg 24 December 201827 August 20192462018–2019 [101]
Staikos Vergetis † Flag of Greece.svg Punjab 8 August 2022Present*6172023– [102]

Most matches coached in the Indian Super League

Current Indian Super League head coaches and their current clubs are shown in bold.

As of matches played 14 April 2024
RankHead coachNat.RecordFirstLastClub(s)
PWDLWin %
1 Antonio López Habas Flag of Spain.svg 108522828048.1520142024 ATK (54)
Mohun Bagan SG (40)
Pune City (14)
2 Sergio Lobera Flag of Spain.svg 101532325052.4820172024 Goa (56)
Mumbai City (23)
Odisha (22)
3 Manolo Márquez Flag of Spain.svg 87442815050.5720202024 Hyderabad (65)
Goa (22)
4 Owen Coyle Flag of Scotland.svg 79361726045.5720192024 Jamshedpur (42)
Chennaiyin (37)
Juan Ferrando Flag of Spain.svg 78352617044.8720202023 Mohun Bagan SG (50)
Goa (28)
6 Carles Cuadrat Flag of Spain.svg 72311823043.0620182024 Bengaluru (50)
East Bengal (22)
7 Ivan Vukomanović Flag of Serbia.svg 66301323045.4520212024 Kerala Blasters
8 Josep Gombau Flag of Spain.svg 57201324035.0920182023 Odisha
9 Steve Coppell Flag of England.svg 53201617037.7420162019 ATK (18)
Jamshedpur (18)
Kerala Blasters (17)
Minimum 50 matches managed

Title-winning head coaches

RankHead coachNat.TitlesClub(s)Seasons
PremiershipsChampionships
1 Sergio Lobera Flag of Spain.svg 3 Goa, Mumbai City 2019–20, 2020–21 2021
2 Antonio López Habas Flag of Spain.svg 2 ATK – 2014, 2020
3 Des Buckingham Flag of England.svg 1 Mumbai City 2022–23
Owen Coyle Flag of Scotland.svg Jamshedpur 2021–22 –
Juan Ferrando Flag of Spain.svg Mohun Bagan SG – 2023
Manolo Márquez Flag of Spain.svg Hyderabad – 2022
Carles Cuadrat Flag of Spain.svg Bengaluru – 2019
John Gregory Flag of England.svg Chennaiyin – 2018
José Francisco Molina Flag of Spain.svg ATK – 2016
Marco Materazzi Flag of Italy.svg Chennaiyin – 2015

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Albert Roca took charge of Hyderabad on 1 June 2020, but left before the season began, on 29 August 2020.
  2. ↑ Sérgio Farias took charge of NorthEast United on 13 May 2016, but left before the season began, on 9 July 2016.
  3. ↑ Jamil served as caretaker coach until 23 October 2021, when he was appointed as head coach.
  4. ↑ Odisha FC was previously Delhi Dynamos, until it got relocated and rebranded in 2019.
  5. ↑ Marcos Paquetá took charge of Pune City on 1 June 2018, but left before the season began, on 29 June 2018.

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