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List of managers

Key

0†0	Manager won both the League and Cup in the same season, completing the Slovenian domestic Double.

Croatian First League champions				Croatian Football Cup winners				Notes
Season	Manager (Titles)	Nat.	Club (Titles)	Final	Manager (Titles)	Nat.	Club (Titles)
1991–92 (1st)	Lučjo Pertič	SLO	Olimpija (1)	1992 (1st)	Marijan Bloudek	SLO	Maribor (1)
1992–93 (2nd) ‡	Bojan Prašnikar	SLO	Olimpija (2)	1993 (2nd) ‡			Olimpija (1)
1993–94 (3rd)	Bojan Prašnikar (2)	SLO	Olimpija (3)	1994 (3rd)	Branko Horjak	SLO	Maribor (2)
1994–95 (4th)			Olimpija (4)	1995 (4th)			Mura (1)
1995–96 (5th)	Milan Miklavič	SLO	Gorica (1)	1996 (5th)	Petar Nadoveza	CRO	Olimpija (2)
1996–97 (6th) ‡	Bojan Prašnikar (3)	SLO	Maribor (1)	1997 (6th) ‡	Bojan Prašnikar	SLO	Maribor (3)
1997–98 (7th)	Bojan Prašnikar (4)	SLO	Maribor (2)	1998 (7th)			Rudar Velenje (1)
1998–99 (8th) ‡	Bojan Prašnikar (5)	SLO	Maribor (3)	1999 (8th) ‡	Bojan Prašnikar	SLO	Maribor (4)
1999–2000 (9th)	Matjaž Kek	SLO	Maribor (4)	2000 (9th)			Olimpija (3)
2000–01 (10th)	Ivo Šušak	CRO	Maribor (5)	2001 (10th)	Toni Tomažič	SLO	Gorica (1)
2001–02 (11th)	Bojan Prašnikar (6)	SLO	Maribor (6)	2002 (11th)	Pavel Pinni	SLO	Gorica (2)
2002–03 (12th)	Matjaž Kek (2)	SLO	Maribor (7)	2003 (12th)	Danilo Popivoda	SLO	Olimpija (4)
2003–04 (13th)	Pavel Pinni	SLO	Gorica (2)	2004 (13th)	Matjaž Kek	SLO	Maribor (5)
2004–05 (14th)	Pavel Pinni (2)	SLO	Gorica (3)	2005 (14th)	Ivica Matković	CRO	Celje (1)
2005–06 (15th)	Pavel Pinni (3)	SLO	Gorica (4)	2006 (15th)	Borut Jarc	SLO	Koper (1)
2006–07 (16th)	Slaviša Stojanovič	SLO	Domžale (1)	2007 (16th)	Vlado Badžim	SLO	Koper (2)
2007–08 (17th)	Slaviša Stojanovič (2)	SLO	Domžale (2)	2008 (17th)	Dragan Skočić	CRO	Interblock (1)
2008–09 (18th)	Darko Milanič	SLO	Maribor (8)	2009 (18th)	Igor Benedejčič	SLO	Interblock (2)
2009–10 (19th)	Nedžad Okčič	SLO	Koper (1)	2010 (19th)	Darko Milanič	SLO	Maribor (6)
2010–11 (20th)	Darko Milanič (2)	SLO	Maribor (9)	2011 (20th)	Darko Birjukov	SLO	Domžale (1)
2011–12 (21st) ‡	Darko Milanič (3)	SLO	Maribor (10)	2012 (21st) ‡	Darko Milanič	SLO	Maribor (7)
2012–13 (22nd) ‡	Darko Milanič (4)	SLO	Maribor (11)	2013 (22nd) ‡	Darko Milanič	SLO	Maribor (8)
2013–14 (23rd)	Ante Šimundža	SLO	Maribor (12)	2014 (23rd)	Luigi Apolloni	ITA	Gorica (3)
2014–15 (24th)	Ante Šimundža (2)	SLO	Maribor (13)	2015 (24th)	Rodolfo Vanoli	ITA	Koper (3)
2015–16 (25th)	Rodolfo Vanoli	ITA	Olimpija (1)	2016 (25th)	Darko Milanič	SLO	Maribor (9)
2016–17 (26th)	Darko Milanič (5)	SLO	Maribor (14)	2017 (26th)	Simon Rožman	SLO	Domžale (2)
2017–18 (27th) ‡	Igor Bišćan	CRO	Olimpija (2)	2018 (27th) ‡	Igor Bišćan	CRO	Olimpija (1)
2018–19 (28th)	Darko Milanič (6)	SLO	Maribor (15)	2019 (28th)	Safet Hadžić	SLO	Olimpija (2)
2019–20 (29th)	Dušan Kosič	SLO	Celje (1)	2020 (29th)	Ante Šimundža	SLO	Mura (1)
2020–21 (30th)	Ante Šimundža (3)	SLO	Mura (1)	2021 (30th)	Goran Stanković	SLO	Olimpija (3)
2021–22 (31st)	Radovan Karanović	SLO	Maribor (16)	2022 (31st)	Zoran Zeljković	SLO	Koper (4)
2022–23 (32nd) ‡	Albert Riera	ESP	Olimpija (3)	2023 (32nd) ‡	Albert Riera	ESP	Olimpija (4)
2023–24 (33rd)	Damir Krznar	CRO	Celje (2)	2024 (33rd)	Oskar Drobne	SLO	Rogaška (1)

Notes

• ^A In the 2010–11 season Vahid Halilhodžić took over the helm at Dinamo Zagreb on Matchday 5 played on 22 August 2010. He led the club to their sixth consecutive league win, securing the title after a 1–0 win against Osijek on Matchday 26 played on 23 April 2011. Halilhodžić resigned after Matchday 28 on 6 May 2011 and was replaced by caretaker manager Marijo Tot for the remaining two league fixtures and the 2011 Cup Final. Most sources attribute the 2010–11 league title to Halilhodžić and the 2011 cup to Tot.
• ^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.