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The following is a list of association football managers who won the Montenegrin First Football League, the top professional league in the league system of Montenegro, since its establishment in 2006. Currently contested by 10 clubs, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation with second-tier Second League.

Prior to Montenegro's independence in 2006 top local clubs took part in the joint national league system with Serbia (1992–2006) and before that in the larger Yugoslav league system (1946–1992). In the Yugoslav era the most successful club from Montenegro was Budućnost from Podgorica (then named Titograd) which took part in 26 seasons of the Yugoslav First League and finished runners-up twice in the Yugoslav Cup.

List of managers

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Key
0‡0 Manager won both the League and Cup in the same season, completing the Montenegro domestic Double.
0†0 Cup won by team from outside the top league
Macedonian First Football League champions Macedonian Football Cup winners Notes
Season Manager (Titles) Nat. Club (Titles) Final Manager (Titles) Nat. Club (Titles)
1992–93 (1st) ‡ Gjoko Hadžievski  MKD Vardar (1) 1993 (1st) ‡ Gjoko Hadžievski  MKD Vardar (1)
1993–94 (2nd) Gjoko Hadžievski (2)  MKD Vardar (2) 1994 (2nd) Sileks (1)
1994–95 (3rd) ‡ Gjoko Hadžievski (3)  MKD Vardar (3) 1995 (3rd) ‡ Gjoko Hadžievski (2)  MKD Vardar (2)
1995–96 (4th) Zoran Smileski  MKD Sileks (1) 1996 (4th) Sloga Jugomagnat (1)
1996–97 (5th) ‡ Zoran Smileski (2)  MKD Sileks (2) 1997 (5th) ‡ Zoran Smileski  MKD Sileks (2)
1997–98 (6th) Zoran Smileski (3)  MKD Sileks (3) 1998 (6th) Vardar (3)
1998–99 (7th) Sloga Jugomagnat (1) 1999 (7th) Vardar (4)
1999–2000 (8th) ‡ Sloga Jugomagnat (2) 2000 (8th) ‡ Sloga Jugomagnat (2)
2000–01 (9th) Sloga Jugomagnat (3) 2001 (9th) Pelister (1)
2001–02 (10th) Gjoko Hadžievski (4)  MKD Vardar (4) 2002 (10th) Pobeda (1)
2002–03 (11th) Gjoko Hadžievski (5)  MKD Vardar (5) 2003 (11th) Cementarnica 55 (1)
2003–04 (12th) Pobeda (1) 2004 (12th) Gjore Jovanovski  MKD Sloga Jugomagnat (3)
2004–05 (13th) Gjore Jovanovski  MKD Rabotnički (1) 2005 (13th) Bashkimi (1)
2005–06 (14th) Gjore Jovanovski (2)  MKD Rabotnički (2) 2006 (14th) Makedonija GP (1)
2006–07 (15th) Pobeda (2) 2007 (15th) Vardar (5)
2007–08 (16th) Rabotnički (3) 2008 (16th) Rabotnički (1)
2008–09 (17th) Makedonija GP (1) 2009 (17th) Rabotnički (2)
2009–10 (18th) Renova 2010 (18th) Teteks (1)
2010–11 (19th) Qatip Osmani  MKD Shkëndija (1) 2011 (19th) Metalurg (1)
2011–12 (20th) Vardar (6) 2012 (20th) Renova (1)
2012–13 (21st) Vardar (7) 2013 (21st) Teteks (2)
2013–14 (22nd) Igor Angelovski  MKD Rabotnički (4) 2014 (22nd) Igor Angelovski  MKD Rabotnički (3)
2014–15 (23rd) Vardar (8) 2015 (23rd) Igor Angelovski  MKD Rabotnički (4)
2015–16 (24th) Vardar (9) 2016 (24th) Shkëndija (1)
2016–17 (25th) Vardar (10) 2017 (25th) Pelister (2)
2017–18 (26th) Qatip Osmani  MKD Shkëndija (2) 2018 (26th) Qatip Osmani  MKD Shkëndija (2)
2018–19 (27th) Qatip Osmani  MKD Shkëndija (3) 2019 (27th) Akademija Pandev (1)
2019–20 (28th) Vardar (11) 2020 (28th)
2020–21 (29th) Shkëndija (4) 2021 (29th) Sileks (3)
2021–22 (30th) Shkupi (1) 2022 (30th) Makedonija GP (2)
2022–23 (31st) Shpëtim Duro  ALB Struga (1) 2023 (31st) Makedonija GP (3)
2023–24 (32nd) Struga (2) 2024 (32nd) Tikvesh (1)
Notes
  • [M] In the 2010–11 season Branislav Milačić took over the helm at Mogren in April two months before end of season. He led the team on Matchdays 25–33 and clinched the title on the last day of the season on 28 May 2011.
  • B In the 2017–18 season Nikola Jurčević took over Dinamo Zagreb from Mario Cvitanović in March, and won the title with 3 games to play in May. He was sacked with only one league fixture left to play and replaced with Nenad Bjelica.
  • C The 2019–20 season was another turbulent season for Dinamo. Following the Covid-19 lockdown in March, coach Bjelica was sacked in late April. He was replaced by Dinamo's youth coach Igor Jovićević and under him the club clinched the 2019–20 league title on 20 June 2020 with a draw against Gorica on Matchday 30, with six games left to play. However, following a 2–0 defeat to rivals Rijeka on Matchday 33, Jovićević too was sacked on 6 July 2020 and replaced by Zoran Mamić for the last three fixtures of the season.

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