User:Timbouctou/France managers

Key

0‡0	Manager won both the League and Cup in the same season, completing the French domestic Double.
0†0	Cup won by team from outside the top league

List of managers

French league championship winners				Coupe de France winners				Notes
Season	Manager (Titles)	Nat.	Club (Titles)	Final	Manager (Titles)	Nat.	Club (Titles)
1917–18	No competition held 1918–1932.			1918 (1st)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	Olympique Paris (1)
1918–19				1919 (2nd)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	CASG Paris (1)
1919–20				1920 (3rd)			CA Paris (1)
1920–21				1921 (4th)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	Red Star (1)
1921–22				1922 (5th)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	Red Star (2)
1922–23				1923 (6th)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	Red Star (3)
1923–24				1924 (7th)	Peter Farmer	ENG	Marseille (1)
1924–25				1925 (8th)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	CASG Paris (2)
1925–26				1926 (9th)	Victor Gibson	SCO	Marseille (2)
1926–27				1927 (10th)	Victor Gibson (2)	SCO	Marseille (3)
1927–28				1928 (11th)			Red Star (4)
1928–29				1929 (12th)			Montpellier (1)
1929–30				1930 (13th)	Sydney Regan	ENG	FC Sète (1)
1930–31				1931 (14th)			Club Français (1)
1931–32				1932 (15th)	Billy Aitken	SCO	Cannes (1)
1932–33 (1st)	Robert De Veen	BEL	Olympique Lillois (1)	1933 (16th)	Charles Griffiths	ENG	Excelsior Roubaix (1)
1933–34 (2nd) ‡	René Dedieu	FRA	Sète (1)	1934 (17th) ‡	René Dedieu	FRA	FC Sète (2)
1934–35 (3rd)	Conrad Ross	URU	Sochaux (1)	1935 (18th)	Vinzenz Dittrich	AUT	Marseille (4)
1935–36 (4th) ‡	Sid Kimpton	ENG	RC Paris (1)	1936 (19th) ‡	Sid Kimpton	ENG	RC Paris (1)
1936–37 (5th)	József Eisenhoffer	HUN	Marseille (1)	1937 (20th)	Conrad Ross	URU	Sochaux (1)
1937–38 (6th)	Conrad Ross (2)	URU	Sochaux (2)	1938 (21st)	Henri Conchy	FRA	Marseille (5)
1938–39 (7th)	Jean Marmiès	FRA	Sète (2)	1939 (22nd)	Sid Kimpton (2)	ENG	RC Paris (2)
1939–40	Championship suspended 1939–1945 due to World War II.[A]			1940 (23rd)	Elie Rous	ENG	RC Paris (3)
1940–41				1941 (24th)	Benito Díaz	ESP	Bordeaux (1)
1941–42				1942 (25th)			Red Star (5)
1942–43				1943 (26th)	Joseph Gonzales	FRA	Marseille (6)
1943–44				1944 (27th)	Paul Wartel	FRA	Nancy-Lorraine (1)
1944–45				1945 (28th)	Paul Baron	FRA	RC Paris (4)
1945–46 (8th) ‡	Bill Berry	ENG	Lille (1)	1946 (29th) ‡	Bill Berry	ENG	Lille (1)
1946–47 (9th)	Charles Demeillez	FRA	Roubaix-Tourcoing (1)	1947 (30th)	André Cheuva	FRA	Lille (2)
1947–48 (10th)	József Zilisy	HUN	Marseille (2)	1948 (31st)	André Cheuva (2)	FRA	Lille (3)
1948–49 (11th)	Henri Roessler	FRA	Reims (1)	1949 (32nd)	Paul Baron (2)	FRA	RC Paris (5)
1949–50 (12th)	André Gérard	FRA	Bordeaux (1)	1950 (33rd)	Henri Roessler	FRA	Reims (1)
1950–51 (13th)	Numa Andoire	FRA	Nice (1)	1951 (34th)	Charles Nicolas	FRA	Strasbourg (1)
1951–52 (14th) ‡	Numa Andoire (2)	FRA	Nice (2)	1952 (35th) ‡	Numa Andoire	FRA	Nice (1)
1952–53 (15th)	Albert Batteux	FRA	Reims (2)	1953 (36th)	André Cheuva (3)	FRA	Lille (4)
1953–54 (16th)	André Cheuva	FRA	Lille (2)	1954 (37th)	Bill Berry (2)	ENG	Nice (2)
1954–55 (17th)	Albert Batteux (2)	FRA	Reims (3)	1955 (38th)	André Cheuva (4)	FRA	Lille (5)
1955–56 (18th)	Luis Carniglia	ARG	Nice (3)	1956 (39th)	Louis Dugauguez	FRA	Sedan (1)
1956–57 (19th)	Jean Snella	FRA	Saint-Étienne (1)	1957 (40th)	Jules Bigot	FRA	Toulouse (1)
1957–58 (20th) ‡	Albert Batteux (3)	FRA	Reims (4)	1958 (41st) ‡	Albert Batteux	FRA	Reims (2)
1958–59 (21st)	Jean Luciano	FRA	Nice (4)	1959 (42nd) †	Lucien Jasseron	FRA	Le Havre (1)
1959–60 (22nd)	Albert Batteux (4)	FRA	Reims (5)	1960 (43rd)	Lucien Leduc	FRA	Monaco (1)
1960–61 (23rd)	Lucien Leduc	FRA	Monaco (1)	1961 (44th)	Louis Dugauguez (2)	FRA	Sedan (2)
1961–62 (24th)	Albert Batteux (5)	FRA	Reims (6)	1962 (45th)	Henri Guérin	FRA	Saint-Étienne (1)
1962–63 (25th) ‡	Lucien Leduc (2)	FRA	Monaco (2)	1963 (46th) ‡	Lucien Leduc (2)	FRA	Monaco (2)
1963–64 (26th)	Jean Snella (2)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (2)	1964 (47th)	Lucien Jasseron (2)	FRA	Lyon (1)
1964–65 (27th)	José Arribas	FRA	Nantes (1)	1965 (48th)	Jean Prouff	FRA	Rennes (1)
1965–66 (28th)	José Arribas (2)	FRA	Nantes (2)	1966 (49th)	Paul Frantz	FRA	Strasbourg (2)
1966–67 (29th)	Jean Snella (3)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (3)	1967 (50th)	Louis Hon	FRA	Lyon (2)
1967–68 (30th) ‡	Albert Batteux (6)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (4)	1968 (51st) ‡	Albert Batteux (2)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (2)
1968–69 (31st)	Albert Batteux (7)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (5)	1969 (52nd)	Mario Zatelli	FRA	Marseille (7)
1969–70 (32nd) ‡	Albert Batteux (8)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (6)	1970 (53rd) ‡	Albert Batteux (3)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (3)
1970–71 (33rd)	Lucien Leduc (3)	FRA	Marseille (3)	1971 (54th)	Jean Prouff (2)	FRA	Rennes (2)
1971–72 (34th) ‡	Mario Zatelli	FRA	Marseille (4)	1972 (55th) ‡	Mario Zatelli (2)	FRA	Marseille (8)
1972–73 (35th)	José Arribas (3)	FRA	Nantes (3)	1973 (56th)	Aimé Mignot	FRA	Lyon (3)
1973–74 (36th) ‡	Robert Herbin	FRA	Saint-Étienne (7)	1974 (57th) ‡	Robert Herbin	FRA	Saint-Étienne (4)
1974–75 (37th) ‡	Robert Herbin (2)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (8)	1975 (58th) ‡	Robert Herbin (2)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (5)
1975–76 (38th)	Robert Herbin (3)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (9)	1976 (59th)	Jules Zvunka	FRA	Marseille (9)
1976–77 (39th)	Jean Vincent	FRA	Nantes (4)	1977 (60th)	Robert Herbin (3)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (6)
1977–78 (40th)	Lucien Leduc (4)	FRA	Monaco (3)	1978 (61st)	Antoine Redin	FRA	Nancy (1)
1978–79 (41st)	Gilbert Gress	FRA	Strasbourg (1)	1979 (62nd)	Jean Vincent	FRA	Nantes (1)
1979–80 (42nd)	Jean Vincent (2)	FRA	Nantes (5)	1980 (63rd)	Gérard Banide	FRA	Monaco (3)
1980–81 (43rd)	Robert Herbin (4)	FRA	Saint-Étienne (10)	1981 (64th)	Antoine Redin (2)	FRA	Bastia (1)
1981–82 (44th)	Gérard Banide	FRA	Monaco (4)	1982 (65th)	Georges Peyroche	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (1)
1982–83 (45th)	Jean-Claude Suaudeau	FRA	Nantes (6)	1983 (66th)	Georges Peyroche (2)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (2)
1983–84 (46th)	Aimé Jacquet	FRA	Bordeaux (2)	1984 (67th)	Henryk Kasperczak	POL	Metz (1)
1984–85 (47th)	Aimé Jacquet (2)	FRA	Bordeaux (3)	1985 (68th)	Lucien Muller	FRA	Monaco (4)
1985–86 (48th)	Gérard Houllier	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (1)	1986 (69th)	Aimé Jacquet	FRA	Bordeaux (2)
1986–87 (49th) ‡	Aimé Jacquet (3)	FRA	Bordeaux (4)	1987 (70th) ‡	Aimé Jacquet (2)	FRA	Bordeaux (3)
1987–88 (50th)	Arsène Wenger	FRA	Monaco (5)	1988 (71st)	Marcel Husson	FRA	Metz (2)
1988–89 (51st) ‡	Gérard Gili	FRA	Marseille (5)	1989 (72nd) ‡	Gérard Gili	FRA	Marseille (10)
1989–90 (52nd)	Gérard Gili (2)	FRA	Marseille (6)	1990 (73rd)	Michel Mézy	FRA	Montpellier (2)
1990–91 (53rd)	Raymond Goethals	BEL	Marseille (7)	1991 (74th)	Arsène Wenger	FRA	Monaco (5)
1991–92 (54th)	Raymond Goethals (2)	BEL	Marseille (8)	1992 (75th)	Competition abandoned due to stadium disaster
1992–93 (55th)	League title rescinded due to bribery scandal.[B]			1993 (76th)	Artur Jorge	POR	Paris Saint-Germain (3)
1993–94 (56th)	Artur Jorge	POR	Paris Saint-Germain (2)	1994 (77th)	Guy Roux	FRA	Auxerre (1)
1994–95 (57th)	Jean-Claude Suaudeau (2)	FRA	Nantes (7)	1995 (78th)	Luis Fernández	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (4)
1995–96 (58th) ‡	Guy Roux	FRA	Auxerre (1)	1996 (79th) ‡	Guy Roux (2)	FRA	Auxerre (2)
1996–97 (59th)	Jean Tigana	FRA	Monaco (6)	1997 (80th)	Silvester Takač	FRY	Nice (3)
1997–98 (60th)	Daniel Leclercq	FRA	Lens (1)	1998 (81st)	Ricardo Gomes	BRA	Paris Saint-Germain (5)
1998–99 (61st)	Élie Baup	FRA	Bordeaux (5)	1999 (82nd)	Reynald Denoueix	FRA	Nantes (2)
1999–2000 (62nd)	Claude Puel	FRA	Monaco (7)	2000 (83rd)	Reynald Denoueix (2)	FRA	Nantes (3)
2000–01 (63rd)	Raynald Denoueix	FRA	Nantes (8)	2001 (84th)	Yvon Pouliquen	FRA	Strasbourg (3)
2001–02 (64th)	Jacques Santini	FRA	Lyon (1)	2002 (85th)	Yvon Pouliquen (2)	FRA	Lorient (1)
2002–03 (65th)	Paul Le Guen	FRA	Lyon (2)	2003 (86th)	Guy Roux (3)	FRA	Auxerre (3)
2003–04 (66th)	Paul Le Guen (2)	FRA	Lyon (3)	2004 (87th)	Vahid Halilhodžić	BIH	Paris Saint-Germain (6)
2004–05 (67th)	Paul Le Guen (3)	FRA	Lyon (4)	2005 (88th)	Guy Roux (4)	FRA	Auxerre (4)
2005–06 (68th)	Gérard Houllier (2)	FRA	Lyon (5)	2006 (89th)	Guy Lacombe	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (7)
2006–07 (69th)	Gérard Houllier (3)	FRA	Lyon (6)	2007 (90th)	Alain Perrin	FRA	Sochaux (2)
2007–08 (70th) ‡	Alain Perrin	FRA	Lyon (7)	2008 (91st) ‡	Alain Perrin (2)	FRA	Lyon (4)
2008–09 (71st)	Laurent Blanc	FRA	Bordeaux (6)	2009 (92nd) †	Victor Zvunka	FRA	Guingamp (1)
2009–10 (72nd)	Didier Deschamps	FRA	Marseille (9)	2010 (93rd)	Antoine Kombouaré	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (8)
2010–11 (73rd) ‡	Rudi García	FRA	Lille (3)	2011 (94th) ‡	Rudi García	FRA	Lille (6)
2011–12 (74th)	René Girard	FRA	Montpellier (1)	2012 (95th)	Rémi Garde	FRA	Lyon (5)
2012–13 (75th)	Carlo Ancelotti	ITA	Paris Saint-Germain (3)	2013 (96th)	Francis Gillot	FRA	Bordeaux (4)
2013–14 (76th)	Laurent Blanc (2)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (4)	2014 (97th)	Jocelyn Gourvennec	FRA	Guingamp (2)
2014–15 (77th) ‡	Laurent Blanc (3)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (5)	2015 (98th) ‡	Laurent Blanc	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (9)
2015–16 (78th) ‡	Laurent Blanc (4)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (6)	2016 (99th) ‡	Laurent Blanc (2)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (10)
2016–17 (79th)	Leonardo Jardim	POR	Monaco (8)	2017 (100th)	Unai Emery	ESP	Paris Saint-Germain (11)
2017–18 (80th) ‡	Unai Emery	ESP	Paris Saint-Germain (7)	2018 (101st) ‡	Unai Emery (2)	ESP	Paris Saint-Germain (12)
2018–19 (81st)	Thomas Tuchel	GER	Paris Saint-Germain (8)	2019 (102nd)	Julien Stéphan	FRA	Rennes (3)
2019–20 (82nd) ‡	Thomas Tuchel (2)	GER	Paris Saint-Germain (9)	2020 (103rd) ‡	Thomas Tuchel	GER	Paris Saint-Germain (13)
2020–21 (83rd)	Christophe Galtier	FRA	Lille (4)	2021 (104th)	Mauricio Pochettino	ARG	Paris Saint-Germain (14)
2021–22 (84th)	Mauricio Pochettino	ARG	Paris Saint-Germain (10)	2022 (105th)	Antoine Kombouaré (2)	FRA	Nantes (4)
2022–23 (85th)	Christophe Galtier (2)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (11)	2023 (106th)	Philippe Montanier	FRA	Toulouse (1)
2023–24 (86th) ‡	Luis Enrique	ESP	Paris Saint-Germain (12)	2024 (107th) ‡	Luis Enrique	ESP	Paris Saint-Germain (15)

Super Cup winners

The French Super Cup (French: Trophée des Champions) is the third trophy available to clubs in the French football system. First played in 1947, it consists of a single match contested by previous season's league and cup holders. The game is usually played around the time of the beginning of the following football season, in July or August.

The match was played under different names until 1995, when the current name was adopted. Since 2009, the match is often played outside of France.

Key

0♦0	Manager went on to win the French League 1 and French Cup, winning all three domestic trophies in the same season.

Turkish Football Super Cup winners				Notes
Year	Manager (Titles)	Nat.	Club (Titles)
1955 (1st)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	Reims (1)
1956 (2nd)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	Sedan (1)
1957 (3rd)	[[ ]]	[[|]]	Saint-Étienne (1)
1969 (4th)	Tomislav Kaloperović	YUG	Galatasaray (2)
1970 (5th)	Adnan Süvari	TUR	Göztepe (1)
1971 (6th)	Abdulah Gegić	YUG	Eskişehirspor (1)
1972 (7th) ♦	Brian Birch	ENG	Galatasaray (3)
1973 (8th) ♦	Didi	BRA	Fenerbahçe (2)
1974 (9th)	Metin Türel	TUR	Beşiktaş (2)
1975 (10th)	Abdulah Gegić (2)	YUG	Fenerbahçe (3)
1976 (11th) ♦	Ahmet Suat Özyazıcı	TUR	Trabzonspor (1)
1977 (12th)	Ahmet Suat Özyazıcı (2)	TUR	Trabzonspor (2)
1978 (13th)	Özkan Sümer	TUR	Trabzonspor (3)
1979 (14th)	Ahmet Suat Özyazıcı (3)	TUR	Trabzonspor (4)
1980 (15th)	Özkan Sümer (2)	TUR	Trabzonspor (5)
1981 (16th)	Yılmaz Gökdel	TUR	Ankaragücü (1)
1982 (17th)	Özkan Sümer (3)	TUR	Galatasaray (4)
1983 (18th) ♦	Ahmet Suat Özyazıcı (4)	TUR	Trabzonspor (6)
1984 (19th)	Todor Veselinović	YUG	Fenerbahçe (4)
1985 (20th)	Kálmán Mészöly	HUN	Fenerbahçe (5)
1986 (21st)	Branko Stanković	YUG	Beşiktaş (3)
1987 (22nd)	Jupp Derwall	FRG	Galatasaray (5)
1988 (23rd)	Mustafa Denizli	TUR	Galatasaray (6)
1989 (24th) ♦	Gordon Milne	ENG	Beşiktaş (4)
1990 (25th)	Ömer Kaner	TUR	Fenerbahçe (6)
1991 (26th)	Mustafa Denizli (2)	TUR	Galatasaray (7)
1992 (27th)	Gordon Milne (2)	ENG	Beşiktaş (5)
1993 (28th)	Reiner Hollmann	GER	Galatasaray (8)
1994 (29th)	Christoph Daum	GER	Beşiktaş (6)
1995	Luis Fernandez	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (1)
1996	Not played due to Auxerre winning the double
1997	Jean Tigana	FRA	Monaco (3)
1998	Alain Giresse	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (2)
1999	Raynald Denoueix	FRA	Nantes (2)
2000	Claude Puel	FRA	Monaco (4)
2001	Raynald Denoueix (2)	FRA	Nantes (3)
2002	Paul Le Guen	FRA	Lyon (2)
2003	Paul Le Guen (2)	FRA	Lyon (3)
2004	Paul Le Guen (3)	FRA	Lyon (4)
2005	Gérard Houllier	FRA	Lyon (5)
2006	Gérard Houllier (2)	FRA	Lyon (6)
2007	Alain Perrin	FRA	Lyon (7)
2008	Laurent Blanc	FRA	Bordeaux (2)
2009	Laurent Blanc (2)	FRA	Bordeaux (3)
2010	Didier Deschamps	FRA	Marseille (2)
2011	Didier Deschamps (2)	FRA	Marseille (3)
2012	Rémi Garde	FRA	Lyon (8)
2013	Laurent Blanc (3)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (3)
2014	Laurent Blanc (4)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (4)
2015	Laurent Blanc (5)	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (5)
2016	Unai Emery	ESP	Paris Saint-Germain (6)
2017	Unai Emery (2)	ESP	Paris Saint-Germain (7)
2018	Thomas Tuchel	GER	Paris Saint-Germain (8)
2019	Thomas Tuchel (2)	GER	Paris Saint-Germain (9)
2020	Mauricio Pochettino	ARG	Paris Saint-Germain (10)
2021	Jocelyn Gourvennec	FRA	Lille (1)
2022	Christophe Galtier	FRA	Paris Saint-Germain (11)
2023	Luis Enrique	ESP	Paris Saint-Germain (12)