List of RCD Mallorca managers

Héctor Cúper, often considered the greatest Mallorca manager ever.

Real Club Deportivo Mallorca is a professional football club based in Palma on the island of Mallorca, Spain, which plays in the top tier of Spanish football, La Liga.

Héctor Cúper is the most successful manager in terms of achievements. Winning the 1998 Supercopa de España ^[1] after finishing Runner-up in the 1997–98 Copa del Rey to Barcelona ^[2] and taking the team to the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup final a year later, which they lost to Lazio. ^[3] Cúper also achieved a best-ever third place finish in the 1998–99 season, which would ony be repeated by Luis Aragonés during the 2000–01 campaign. ^[4]

List of managers

Name	From	To	Honours	No. of honours	Refs
Ferry Proks	1923	1924			[5]
Victoriano Ferrá	1924	1927
Llauger	1927	1927
Antoni Socias	1927	1930
Jack Greenwell	1930	1931
Paco Tomás	1931	1932
Antoni Socias	1932	1935
Alzamora	1935	1936
Guzmán	1936	1938
Vacant (Civil War)	1938	1939
Francisco Pagaza	1939	1940
Alzamora	1940	1941
Prat	1941	1943
Cristòfol Martí	1943	1944
Castro	1944	1945
Patricio Caicedo	1945	1947
Cristòfol Martí	1947	1948
Balaguer	1948	1948
Teodoro Mauri	1948	1949
Patricio Caicedo	1949	1950
Satur Grech	1950	1950
Rotger	1954	1954
Pau Vidal	1954	1955
Esteban Platko	1955	1956
Andreu Quetglas	1956	1957
Miguel Gual	1957	1958
Juan Carlos Lorenzo	July 1958	December 1960
José Luis Saso	December 1960	June 1961
Satur Grech	July 1961	January 1962
Jaume Turró	January 1962	January 1962
José Luis Saso	January 1962	June 1963
Arturo Llopis	July 1963	June 1964
Juan Ramón Santiago	July 1964	January 1965
César Rodríguez	January 1965	December 1965
Andreu Quetglas	January 1965	January 1965
Héctor Rial	January 1965	June 1966
Joseíto	July 1966	June 1967
Vicente Dauder	July 1967	February 1968
Juan Carlos Lorenzo	February 1968	March 1968
Jaume Turró	March 1968	June 1968
Vicenç Sassot	July 1969	February 1969
Juan Carlos Forneris	February 1969	February 1969
Sergio Rodríguez	February 1969	November 1969
Juan Carlos Forneris	November 1969	November 1969
Sabino Barinaga	November 1969	June 1970
José Luis Saso	July 1970	November 1970
Juan Carlos Forneris	November 1970	October 1971
Otto Bumbel	October 1970	March 1972
José Luís Saso	March 1972	January 1973
Juan Carlos Forneris	January 1973	June 1973
Manolín	July 1973	September 1973
César Rodríguez	September 1973	January 1975
Hugo Villamide	January 1975	March 1975
Manuel de la Torre	March 1975	April 1975
Alfredo Vera	April 1975	June 1975
Luís Costa	July 1976	June 1977
Sánchez Alexanco	July 1977	January 1978
Juan Carlos Forneris	January 1978	January 1979
Enrique Agustí	January 1979	March 1979
Andreu Quetglas	March 1979	June 1979
Antonio Oviedo	July 1979	December 1981
Lucien Muller	December 1981	June 1983
Koldo Aguirre	July 1983	November 1983
Marcel Domingo	November 1983	June 1984
Manolo Villanova	July 1984	June 1985
Benito Joanet Giménez	July 1985	October 1985
Lorenzo Serra Ferrer	October 1985	February 1988
Lucien Muller	February 1988	June 1988
Ivan Brzić	July 1988	December 1988
Lorenzo Serra Ferrer	January 1989	June 1993
Jaume Bauzá	June 1993	November 1994
Fernando Pons	November 1994	April 1995
José Antonio	April 1995	October 1995
Mané	October 1995	January 1996
Víctor Muñoz	January 1996	April 1997
Tomeu Llompart	April 1997	June 1997
Héctor Cúper	July 1997	June 1999	1 Supercopa de España	1	[6]
Mario Gómez (footballer, born 1957)	July 1999	November 1999
Fernando Vázquez	November 1999	June 2000
Juan Ramón	June 2000	July 2000
Luis Aragonés	July 2000	June 2001
Bernd Krauss	July 2001	October 2001
Sergije Krešić	October 2001	April 2002
Tomeu Llompart	April 2002	June 2002
Gregorio Manzano	July 2002	June 2003	1 Copa del Rey	1	[7]
Jaime Pacheco	July 2003	September 2003
Tomeu Llompart	October 2003	October 2003
Luis Aragonés	October 2003	June 2004
Benito Floro	July 2004	October 2004
Tomeu Llompart	October 2004	October 2004
Héctor Cúper	November 2004	February 2006
Gregorio Manzano	February 2006	June 2010
Michael Laudrup	July 2010	September 2011
Miguel Ángel	September 2011	October 2011
Joaquín Caparrós	October 2011	February 2013
Gregorio Manzano	February 2013	June 2013
José Luis	June 2013	February 2014
Lluís Carreras	February 2014	May 2014
Javier Olaizola	May 2014	July 2014
Miquel Soler	July 2014	August 2014
Valeri Karpin	August 2014	February 2015
Miquel Soler	February 2015	December 2015
Albert Ferrer	June 2015	December 2015
José Gálvez	December 2015	January 2016
Fernando Vázquez	January 2016	June 2017			[8]
Vicente Moreno	June 2017	August 2020			[9]
Luis García	August 2020	March 2022			[10]
Javier Aguirre	March 2022	Present

References

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