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Managers

Numa Andoire was OGC Nice's most successful manager, winning two league titles and one French Cups.

This article lists all managers, caretaker managers and/or head coaches of Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club since its foundation is 1877 until the present. Served by 32 different permanent managers throughout its history, three-quarters of them were born in the United Kingdom with the remaining quarter consisting of Norwegian Ståle Solbakken (2012–13), Italian Walter Zenga (2016), Portuguese duo Nuno Espírito Santo (2017–2021) and Bruno Lage (2021–2022) and Julen Lopetegui (2022–2023), who is Spanish, coming from overseas.

From 1877 to 1922, the team was selected by a committee whose secretary had the same powers and role as a manager/head coach has today. There were two secretaries during this period, George Worrall and Jack Addenbrooke, the latter being the longest serving manager in the club's history. In 1922, the club broke from this tradition and appointed George Jobey as the first full-time manager.

The club's most successful manager is Stan Cullis, who won three league championships, two FA Cups and one FA Charity/Community Shield and was the first to bring continental football to the club during his 16-year reign from 1948 to 1964. Previously also a notable player for the club, he narrowly missed out on becoming the first manager to win the league-and-cup double in English football history, when Burnley pipped his FA Cup winning team, to the league title by a single point in 1960.

Bill McGarry and John Barnwell are the only managers since Cullis to have won major silverware, both winning the League Cup (in 1974 and 1980, respectively). The former also took the club to the debut UEFA Cup final in 1972, its best performance in a continental campaign.

Graham Turner achieved three trophies in two seasons in the late 1980s, with back-to-back divisional titles (the Third and Fourth Divisions) and the Football League Trophy (now the EFL Trophy). Turner's success bucked a downward trend for the club in the mid-1980s that saw three different managers preside over three successive relegations.

Dave Jones, Mick McCarthy and Nuno Espírito Santo have all since had promotion successes that took Wolves into the Premier League. Jones won the 2003 First Division play-offs and McCarthy and Espírito Santo both won the EFL Championship (the former in 2008–09 and the latter in 2017–18). Kenny Jackett also recorded a promotion success, winning Football League One (now EFL League One) as champions with a record points total of 103 in 2013–14.

Managers and head coaches

Only competitive first-team matches in official competitions are counted

Name	Nationality	From	To	P	W	D	L	Win %1	Honours
Anton Marek	Austria	July 1947	July 1949
Émile Veinante	France	July 1949	July 1950
Émile Veinante	France	July 1949	July 1950
Elly Rous	France	July 1950	December 7, 1950
Numa Andoire	France	7 December 1950	27 November 1952	65	37	9	19	56.9	1950–51 Division 1 champions 1951–52 Division 1 champions 1952 Coupe de France winners 1952 Latin Cup runners-up
Mario Zatelli	France	29 November 1952	30 June 1953
Bill Berry	England	July 1953	July 1955	68	25	18	25	36.8	1954 Coupe de France winners
Luis Carniglia	Argentina	July 1955	July 1957	68	29	15	24	42.7	1955–56 Division 1 champions 1956 Trophée des Champions runners-up
Jean Luciano	France	July 1957	July 1962	186	80	39	67	43.0	1958–59 Division 1 champions 1958 Coupe Charles Drago runners-up
Numa Andoire (2)	France	July 1962	July 1964	72	21	19	32	29.2
Pancho Gonzales	Argentina	1 July 1964	27 January 1969	166	64	40	62	38.6
Léon Rossi	France	1 February 1969	15 June 1969						1970 Trophée des Champions winners
Léon Rossi (2)	France	1 August 1970	4 October 1971
Jean Snella	France	7 October 1971	1 July 1974						1972–73 Division 1 runners-up
Vlatko Marković	Yugoslavia	1 July 1974	25 November 1976						1975–76 Division 1 runners-up 1976 Mohammed V Cup runners-up
Jean-Marc Guillou	France	25 November 1976	26 January 1977
Léon Rossi (3)	France	26 January 1977	1 July 1978
Ferenc Kocsur	Hungary	1 July 1978	1 January 1979						1978 Coupe de France runners-up
Albert Batteux	France	1 January 1979	1 July 1979
Léon Rossi (4)	France	1 July 1979	1 July 1980
Vlatko Marković (2)	Yugoslavia	1 July 1980	10 September 1981
Marcel Domingo	France	10 September 1981	1 July 1982
Jean Sérafin	France	1 July 1982	1 July 1987
Nenad Bjeković	Yugoslavia	1 July 1987	1 July 1989
Pierre Alonzo	France	1 July 1989	1 November 1989
Carlos Bianchi	Argentina	1 November 1989	1 July 1990
Jean Fernandez	France	1 July 1990	25 December 1990
Jean-Noël Huck	France	25 December 1990	3 November 1992
Albert Emon	France	3 November 1992	31 August 1996						1993–94 Division 2 winners
Daniel Sanchez	France	31 August 1996	1 December 1996
Silvester Takač	FR Yugoslavia								1997 Coupe de France winners 1997 Trophée des Champions runners-up
Michel Renquin	Belgium
Silvester Takač	FR Yugoslavia
Victor Zvunka	France
Guy David	France
Sandro Salvioni	Italy
Gernot Rohr	Germany	1 July 2002	25 April 2005
Gérard Buscher (C)	France	25 April 2005	1 July 2005
Frédéric Antonetti	France	1 July 2005	1 June 2009						2006 Coupe de la Ligue runners-up
Didier Ollé-Nicolle	France	1 June 2009	9 March 2010
Éric Roy	France	10 March 2010	15 November 2011
René Marsiglia	France	15 November 2011	22 May 2012
Claude Puel	France	23 May 2012	24 May 2016	152	61	34	57	40.1
Lucien Favre	Switzerland	24 May 2016	30 June 2018	76	31	21	18	48.7
Patrick Vieira	France	11 June 2018	4 December 2020	77	31	21	25	40.3
Adrian Ursea	Romania	4 December 2020	23 May 2021	27	10	5	12	37.0
Christophe Galtier	France	31 May 2017	1 June 2021	38	20	7	11	52.6	2021–22 Coupe de France runners-up
Lucien Favre	Switzerland	27 June 2022	9 January 2023	17	5	6	6	29.4
Didier Digard (C)	France	10 January 2023	30 June 2023
Francesco Farioli	Italy	30 June 2023	23 May 2024	34	15	10	9
Franck Haise	France	6 June 2024

Note: Win percentage is rounded to one decimal place.

Atlético Nacional

Only competitive first-team matches in official competitions are counted

Name	Nationality	From	To	P	W	D	L	Win %	Honours	Refs
Juan Eulogio Urriolabeitía	ARG	January 1964	May 1964
Juan Hohberg	URU	May 1964	October 1966						1965 Campeonato Profesional
Julio Gaviria	COL	October 1966	December 1966
Aristóbulo Deambrossi	ARG	January 1967	October 1967
Ricardo Ruiz	ARG	October 1967	May 1968
Santos Cristo	BRA	May 1968	October 1969
Lothar Padel (c)	FRG	June 1969	June 1969
Bernardo Valencia (c)	COL	June 1969	June 1969
Francisco Zuluaga	COL	November 1969	September 1970
José Curti	ARG	September 1970	December 1972						1971 Campeonato Profesional
Vladica Popović	YUG	January 1973	July 1973						1973 Copa Simón Bolívar (08-06-1973)
César López Fretes	PAR	July 1973	July 1975						1973 Campeonato Profesional (2) (23-12-1973) 1974 Campeonato Profesional (22-12-1974)
José Curti	ARG	August 1975	June 1976
Otoniel Quintana (c)	COL	June 1976	July 1976
Osvaldo Zubeldía	ARG	August 1976	February 1982						1976 Campeonato Profesional (3) (19-12-1976) 1981 Campeonato Profesional (4)
Miguel Ángel López	ARG	March 1982	December 1982
Luis Cubilla	URU	1983	1983
Gilberto Osorio	COL	1984	1984
Juan Mujica	URU	1985	1985
Aníbal Ruiz	URU	1986	1986
Hugo Gallego	COL	May 1987	July 1987
Francisco Maturana	COL	August 1987	1989						1988 Campeonato Profesional 1989 Copa Libertadores (1) (31-05-1989) 1989 Intercontinental Cup (17-12-1989)
Roberto Vasco (c)	COL	March 1989	March 1989
Luis Fernando Suárez (c)	COL	July 1989	October 1989
Hernán Darío Gómez	COL	1990	1993						1990 Recopa Sudamericana (17-03-1990) 1990 Copa Interamericana (1) (01-08-1990) 1990 Campeonato Profesional 1991 Campeonato Profesional (5) 1992 Campeonato Profesional
Juan José Pelaez	COL	January 1994	August 1997						1994 Campeonato Profesional (6) 1995 Copa Libertadores (30-08-1995)
Norberto Peluffo (c)	COL	1996	1997						1997 Copa Interamericana (2) (03-04-1997)
Gabriel Gómez	COL	August 1997	December 1998						1998 Copa Merconorte (1) (09-12-1998)
Reinaldo Merlo	ARG	January 1999	July 1999
Luis Fernando Suárez	COL	July 1999	June 2000						1999 Campeonato Profesional (7)
Carlos Navarrete	COL	June 2000	December 2000						2000 Copa Merconorte (2) (09-11-2000)
José Hernández	COL	January 2001	May 2001
Luis Fernando Montoya	COL	May 2001	June 2002						2002 Apertura
Alexis García	COL	July 2002	June 2003						2002 Copa Sudamericana (11-12-2002)
Juan José Pelaez	COL	July 2003	December 2004						2004 Apertura 2004 Finalización
Santiago Escobar	COL	January 2005	March 2006						2005 Apertura (8)
Carlos Navarrete	COL	March 2006	August 2006
Óscar Quintabani	ARG	August 2006	May 2008						2007 Apertura (9) 2007 Finalización (10)
Gabriel Gómez	COL	May 2008	September 2008
Luis Fernando Suárez	COL	December 2008	April 2009						–
Ramón Cabrero	ESP	May 2009	April 2010						–
José Santa	COL	May 2010	December 2010						–
Santiago Escobar	COL	December 2010	April 2012						2011 Apertura (11) (18-06-2011)
Juan Carlos Osorio	COL	May 2012	May 2015	237	126	59	52	53.16	2012 Superliga Colombiana (1) (22-07-2012) 2012 Copa Colombia (1) (07-11-2012) 2013 Apertura (12) (17-07-2013) 2013 Copa Colombia (2) (17-11-2013) 2013 Finalización (13) (15-12-2013) 2014 Superliga Colombiana (29-01-2014) 2014 Apertura (14) (21-05-2014) 2014 Copa Sudamericana (10-12-2014) 2015 Superliga Colombiana (27-01-2015)
Reinaldo Rueda	COL	June 2015	June 2017	147	85	39	23	57.82	2015 Finalización (15) (20-12-2015) 2016 Superliga Colombiana (2) (27-01-2016) 2016 Copa Libertadores (2) (27-07-2016) 2016 Copa Colombia (3) (17-11-2016) 2016 Copa Sudamericana (05-12-2016) 2016 FIFA Club World Cup (18-12-2016) 2017 Recopa Sudamericana (1) (10-05-2017) 2017 Apertura (16) (18-07-2017)
Juan Manuel Lillo	ESP	June 2017	December 2017	26	14	4	8	53.84	–
Jorge Almirón	ARG	January 2018	August 2018	43	23	11	9	53.49	2018 Superliga Colombiana (07-02-2018) 2018 Apertura (09-06-2018)
Hernán Darío Herrera (c)	COL	August 2018	November 2018						2018 Copa Colombia (4) (01-11-2018)
Paulo Autuori	BRA	November 2018	May 2019	28	9	10	9	32.14	–
Alejandro Restrepo (c)	COL	May 2019	June 2019						–
Juan Carlos Osorio	COL	June 2019	November 2020	50	22	17	11	44.00
Alejandro Restrepo (c)	COL	November 2020	December 2020
Alexandre Guimarães	BRA	January 2021	June 2021
Alejandro Restrepo	COL	June 2021	February 2022						2021 Copa Colombia (5)
Hernán Darío Herrera	COL	February 2022	September 2022						2022 Apertura (17)
Pedro Sarmiento (c)	COL	September 2022	November 2022
Paulo Autuori	BRA	November 2022	July 2023	38	17	16	5	44.74	2023 Superliga Colombiana (3) 2023 Apertura
William	BRA	July 2023	October 2023
Jhon Jairo Bodmer	COL	October 2023	February 2024						2023 Copa Colombia (6)
Juan Camilo Pérez	COL	February 2024	March 2024
Pablo Repetto	URU	March 2024	August 2024	17	8	4	5	47.06
Efraín Juárez	MEX	August 2024

References

• Manager History for Wolverhampton Wanderers at Soccerbase.com
• Matthews, Tony (2008). Wolverhampton Wanderers: The Complete Record. Derby: Breedon Books. ISBN 978-1-85983-632-3.
• Matthews, Tony (2001). The Wolves Who's Who. West Midlands: Britespot. ISBN 1-904103-01-4.