List of Lebanon national football team managers

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The following table provides a summary of the complete record of each Lebanon manager, including their progress in both the World Cup and the Asian Cup.

ManagerFromToPldWDLW%Major competitions
Unknown27 April 194027 April 194010010.00—
Flag of Austria.svg Vinzenz Dittrich 1953 [1] 1955 [1] 30120.00—
Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Ljubiša Broćić 1956 [1] 1956 [1] 10010.00—
Unknown18 October 195726 October 1957312033.33—
Flag of Lebanon.svg Joseph Nalbandian 1958 [2] 1969 [2] 25921436.00—
Flag of Lebanon.svg Joseph Abou Murad 1971 [2] 1973 [2] 520340.00 Symbol delete vote.svg 1972 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Lebanon.svg Adnan Al Sharqi 1974 [2] 1976 [2] 611416.67—
Flag of Lebanon.svg Joseph Abou Murad 1976 [2] 1979 [2] 20110.00 Symbol delete vote.svg 1980 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Lebanon.svg Adnan Al Sharqi 1987 [2] 1987 [2] 00000.00 Symbol delete vote.svg 1994 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Lebanon.svg Zein Hashem 1988 [1] November 1989 [1] 50230.00—
Flag of Lebanon.svg Adnan Al Sharqi December 1989 [2] 1993 [2] 1034330.00—
Flag of Brazil.svg Ary Marques 1 August 1994 [3] 30 January 1995 [4] 00000.00—
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Terry Yorath April 1995 [5] 21 August 1997 [6] 311310841.94 Symbol delete vote.svg 1996 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify
Symbol delete vote.svg 1998 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Germany.svg Diethelm Ferner February 1998 [7] 3 August 1998 [8] 310233.33—
Flag of Egypt.svg Mahmoud Saad 3 August 1998 [8] 27 August 1999 [9] 17341017.65—
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Bram Braam November 1999 [10] January 2000 [10] 20110.00—
Flag of Croatia.svg Josip Skoblar 26 January 2000 [11] 18 October 2000 [12] 1648425.00 Symbol confirmed.svg 2000 Asian Cup  – Group stage
Flag of Germany.svg Theo Bücker 15 January 2001 [13] 30 May 2001 [14] 1054150.00 Symbol delete vote.svg 2002 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of France (lighter variant).svg Richard Tardy 2002 [15] 12 November 2003 [16] 1232725.00 Symbol delete vote.svg 2004 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Syria.svg Mohammad Kwid 19 November 2003 [16] 28 November 2003 [16] 20020.00 Symbol delete vote.svg 2004 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Lebanon.svg Mahmoud Hammoud 16 December 2003 [16] 18 December 2003 [16] 20110.00—
Flag of Iraq (2004-2008).svg Adnan Hamad 22 January 2004 [17] 8 February 2004 [17] 00000.00—
Flag of Lebanon.svg Mahmoud Hammoud 8 February 2004 [17] 3 July 2004 [18] 931533.33 Symbol delete vote.svg 2006 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Syria.svg Mohammad Kwid 14 July 2004 [18] [19] 2 February 2005 [20] 814312.5 Symbol delete vote.svg 2006 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Lebanon.svg Adnan Al Sharqi 5 January 2006 [21] 22 June 2008 [22] 22561122.72 Symbol delete vote.svg 2007 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify [lower-alpha 1]
Symbol delete vote.svg 2010 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Lebanon.svg Emile Rustom 4 November 2008 [22] 2 August 2011 [23] [24] 18331216.67 Symbol delete vote.svg 2011 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify
Symbol delete vote.svg 2014 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Germany.svg Theo Bücker 4 August 2011 [24] 11 June 2013 [25] 31771722.58 Symbol delete vote.svg 2014 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Symbol delete vote.svg 2015 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Italy.svg Giuseppe Giannini 2 July 2013 [26] 30 April 2015 [27] 1436521.43 Symbol delete vote.svg 2015 Asian Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Montenegro.svg Miodrag Radulović 8 May 2015 [28] 30 April 2019 [29] 3513121037.14 Symbol delete vote.svg 2018 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Symbol confirmed.svg 2019 Asian Cup  – Group stage
Flag of Romania.svg Liviu Ciobotariu 3 June 2019 [30] 17 June 2020 [31] 1033430.00—
Flag of Lebanon.svg Jamal Taha 17 June 2020 [31] 1 July 2021721428.57 Symbol confirmed.svg 2023 Asian Cup
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Ivan Hašek 15 July 2021 [32] 30 March 2022 [33] 1323815.38 Symbol delete vote.svg 2022 World Cup  – Failed to qualify
Flag of Serbia.svg Aleksandar Ilić 3 August 2022 [34] present00000.00
Totals324879014726.612 out of 17 tournaments

Last updated: Lebanon vs Iran, 29 March 2022. Statistics include official FIFA-recognised matches only. [35] [36]

Notes

  1. ↑ Lebanon withdrew from the qualifiers after one match.

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