User:Timbouctou/France managers

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

List of managers edit

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)