Rinus Michels Award

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Rinus Michels

The Rinus Michels Award is an annual prize in Dutch football. It is supported by the official football coaches union ("Coaches Betaald Voetbal"). The award is named after Rinus Michels, who was named coach of the century by FIFA in 1999. [1]

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Winners Manager of the Year Eredivisie

SeasonBest CoachClubSources
2003–04 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Co Adriaanse AZ [2]
2004–05 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Guus Hiddink PSV [3]
2005–06 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Guus Hiddink PSV
2006–07 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Louis van Gaal AZ [4]
2007–08 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Fred Rutten Twente [5]
2008–09 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Louis van Gaal AZ [6]
2009–10 Flag of England.svg Steve McClaren Twente [7]
2010–11 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Michel Preud'homme Twente [8]
2011–12 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Ronald Koeman Feyenoord [9]
2012–13 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Frank de Boer Ajax [10]
2013–14 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Frank de Boer Ajax [11]
2014–15 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Phillip Cocu PSV [12]
2015–16 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Erik ten Hag Utrecht [13]
2016–17 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Peter Bosz Ajax [14]
2017–18 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Phillip Cocu PSV
2018–19 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Erik ten Hag Ajax [15]
2019–20 not awarded as season was terminated early
2020–21 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Erik ten Hag Ajax
2021–22 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Arne Slot Feyenoord [16]
2022–23 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Arne Slot Feyenoord [17]
2023–24 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Peter Bosz PSV [18]

Winners Manager of the Year Eerste Divisie

Winners Manager of the Year in Amateur Football

SeasonBest CoachClubSources
2003–04 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Gert Aandewiel Quick Boys [2]
2004–05 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jan Zoutman SV Argon [3]
2005–06 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jack van den Berg ASWH
2006–07 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Michel Jansen HHC Hardenberg [4]
2007–08 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Hans van Arum Sparta Nijkerk [5]
2008–09 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Henk de Jong Harkemase Boys [6]
2009–10 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Dennis Demmers Excelsior '31, Colmschate '33 [7]
2010–11 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Peter Wesselink SVZW
2011–12 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Eric Meijers Achilles '29
2012–13 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Marcel Groninger Be Quick 1887 [10]
2013–14 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Simon Ouaali Sparta Nijkerk [11]
2014–15 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Adrie Poldervaart VV Zwaluwen [12]
2015–16 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Wilfred van Leeuwen VVSB [13]
2016–17 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jan van Raalte SC Genemuiden
2017–18 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Paul van der Zwaan Quick Den Haag
2018–19 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Laurens Knippenborg RKZVC

Lifetime prize winners

The following managers have been awarded the lifetime prize for their contributions spanning their entire career:

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