List of SV Werder Bremen managers

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Werder Bremen has had 24 managers since the beginning of the Bundesliga era in 1963. Otto Rehhagel served the longest term, being in office for fourteen years. Hans Tilkowski, Willi Multhaup, Rudi Assauer, and Otto Rehhagel served two terms each while Fritz Langner served three.

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Pre-Bundesliga era

Coaching statistics

Trophies won statistics

Bundesliga era

Coaching statistics

CountryHead CoachCompetitionMatches CoachedWinsDrawsLossesWinning %Years CoachedNotes
Flag of Germany.svg Willi Multhaup Bundesliga 602519161963–65
DFB Cup 2002
Europe
Total62251916
Flag of Germany.svg Günter Brocker Bundesliga 1965–67
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Langner Bundesliga 1967–69
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Richard Ackerschott Bundesliga 41968–69Replacement for Fritz Langner in games 11, 12, 13, and 34
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Rebell Bundesliga 1969–70
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Hans Tilkowski Bundesliga 1970
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Robert Gebhardt Bundesliga 1970–71
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Willi Multhaup Bundesliga 1971
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Sepp Piontek Bundesliga 1971–75
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Langner Bundesliga 21972Replacement for Sepp Piontek in games 31 and 32
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Otto Rehhagel Bundesliga 1976
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Herbert Burdenski Bundesliga 1975–76
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Hans Tilkowski Bundesliga 1976–77
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Rudi Assauer Bundesliga 1977–78In cooperation with Fred Schulz
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Fred Schulz Bundesliga 1978In cooperation with Rudi Assauer
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Wolfgang Weber Bundesliga 1978–80
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Rudi Assauer Bundesliga 1980In cooperation with Fritz Langner
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Langner Bundesliga 1980In cooperation with Rudi Assauer
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Kuno Klötzer Bundesliga 2619431980–81 Otto Rehhagel took over as Manager on April 2.
DFB Cup 5311
Europe
Total312254
Flag of Germany.svg Otto Rehhagel Bundesliga 4962521381061981–95
DFB Cup 5942710
Europe 68321917
Total623326164133
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Aad de Mos Bundesliga 1995–96
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Hans-Jürgen Dörner Bundesliga 1996–97
DFB Cup
Europe
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Wolfgang Sidka Bundesliga 37157151997–98
DFB Cup 3201
Europe 11821
Total5225917
Flag of Germany.svg Felix Magath Bundesliga 2467111998–99
DFB Pokal 3300
Europe 1001
Total289712
Flag of Germany.svg Thomas Schaaf Bundesliga 4792231061501999–2013
DFB Cup 533878
Europe 99432333
Total631304136191
Flag of Germany.svg Robin Dutt Bundesliga 431013202013–14
DFB Cup 2101
Europe
Total45111321
Flag of Ukraine.svg Viktor Skrypnyk Bundesliga 622114272014–16
DFB Cup 8503
Europe
Total70261430
Flag of Germany.svg Alexander Nouri Bundesliga 411311172016–17
DFB Cup 2200
Europe
Total43151117
Flag of Germany.svg Florian Kohfeldt Bundesliga 863025312017–
DFB Cup 11713
Europe
Total97372634

Trophies won statistics

CountryManagerYears Coached Bundesliga DFB Cup European
Champion Clubs'
Cup
UEFA
Super Cup
UEFA Cup/
UEFA
Europa League
UEFA
Cup Winners'
Cup
Total
Flag of Germany.svg Willi Multhaup 1963–651 (1965)1
Flag of Germany.svg Günter Brocker 1965–67
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Langner 1967–69
Flag of Germany.svg Richard Ackerschott 1968–69
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Rebell 1969–70
Flag of Germany.svg Hans Tilkowski 1970
Flag of Germany.svg Robert Gebhardt 1970–71
Flag of Germany.svg Willi Multhaup 1971
Flag of Germany.svg Sepp Piontek 1971–75
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Langner 1972
Flag of Germany.svg Otto Rehhagel 1976
Flag of Germany.svg Herbert Burdenski 1975–76
Flag of Germany.svg Hans Tilkowski 1976–77
Flag of Germany.svg Rudi Assauer 1977–78
Flag of Germany.svg Fred Schulz 1978
Flag of Germany.svg Wolfgang Weber 1978–80
Flag of Germany.svg Rudi Assauer 1980
Flag of Germany.svg Fritz Langner 1980
Flag of Germany.svg Kuno Klötzer 1980–81
Flag of Germany.svg Otto Rehhagel 1981–952 (1988, 1993)2 (1991, 1994)1 (1992)5
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Aad de Mos 1995–96
Flag of Germany.svg Hans-Jürgen Dörner 1996–97
Flag of Germany.svg Wolfgang Sidka 1997–98
Flag of Germany.svg Felix Magath 1998–99
Flag of Germany.svg Thomas Schaaf 1999–20131 (2004)3 (1999, 2004, 2009)4
Flag of Germany.svg Robin Dutt 2013–14
Flag of Ukraine.svg Viktor Skrypnyk 2014–16
Flag of Germany.svg Alexander Nouri 2016–17
Flag of Germany.svg Florian Kohfeldt 2017–

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