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List of Managers and Coaches Who Have Qualified For the UEFA Pro Licence
The following managers and coaches have passed the qualifications required in order to hold a UEFA Pro Licence, the highest-level managerial qualification in association football in Europe.
England
Qualified in 2002
- Noel Blake
- Terry Burton
- Tony Dorigo
- Steve Cotterill
- Mervyn Day
- Dario Gradi
- Stewart Houston
- Martin Hunter
- Chris Hughton
- Sammy Lee[1]
- Lawrie Sanchez[1]
- Alan Smith
- Martin Rennie
Qualified in 2003
- Stuart Baxter
- Phil Brown
- Willie Donachie
- Joe Joyce
- Derek Fazackerley
- Stuart Gray
- John McDermott[]
- Mark McGhee
- Alan Pardew
- Stuart Pearce[1]
- Nigel Pearson
- David Platt
- Hope Powell - the first female to qualify
- Nigel Spackman
- Dave Watson
- Peter Withe
- Nigel Worthington
Qualified in 2004
- Mark Bowen[1]
- Paul Bracewell
- John Carver
- Stephen Constantine
- Steve Coppell
- Kevin Dillon
- Iain Dowie
- Wally Downes
- David Geddis
- Joe Jordan
- Bryan Klug
- Nicky Law
- Brian Laws
- Steve McClaren[1]
- Neil McDonald
- Richard Money
- Tony Mowbray
- Sean O'Driscoll
- John Peacock
- Geoff Pike
- Steve Round
- Kevin Sheedy
- Paul Simpson
- Steve Walford
- Mark Hughes
Qualified in 2005
- Ian Atkins
- Andy Barlow
- Frank Barlow
- Kevin Blackwell
- George Burley
- Ian Butterworth
- Terry Connor
- Simon Davey
- Bryan Klug
- Colin Lee
- Gary Megson
- John Morling[]
- Phil Parkinson
- Bryan Robson
- Glynn Snodin
- Sam Allardyce[1]
- Steve McClaren
- Craig Coles[]
Qualified in 2006
- Martin Allen[2]
- Kevin Bond[2]
- Aidy Boothroyd[2]
- Steve Clarke[2]
- John Collins[2]
- Paul Davis[2]
- Nigel Gibbs[2]
- Kenny Jackett[2]
- Martin Ling[2]
- John McMahon[2]
- Keith Millen[2]
- Eddie Niedzwiecki[2]
- Chris Ramsey[2]
- Martin Scott[2]
- René Meulensteen[2]
- Dave Penney[2]
- Neil Thompson[2]
- Jason Withe[2]
Qualified in 2007
- Tony Adams[2]
- Keith Alexander[2]
- Warren Barton[2]
- Steve Bleasdale[2]
- Martin Foyle[2]
- Steve Holland[2]
- Chris Hutchings[2]
- Alex Inglethorpe[2]
- Gary Johnson[2]
- Kevin Keen[2]
- Alan Knill[2]
- Kevin MacDonald[2]
- Mick McCarthy[2]
- Iffy Onuora[2]
- Jimmy Phillips[2]
- Mark Robson[2]
- Glenn Roeder[2]
- Leroy Rosenior[2]
- Steve Rutter[2]
- Terry Savage[2]
Qualified in 2008
- Gary Ablett[2]
- Steve Agnew[2]
- Kevin Ball[3]
- Naseem Bashir[4]
- Steve Beaglehole[5]
- Paul Brush[2]
- John Dungworth[2]
- Siggi Eyjolfsson[2]
- Martin Gray[2]
- Ricki Herbert[2]
- Jim Hicks[2]
- Roy Keane[3]
- Mo Marley[2] - the second female to qualify
- Ian McParland[6]
- Mark Proctor[2]
- Brendan Rodgers[2]
- John Schofield[2]
- Dean Smith[2]
- Adrian Whitbread[2]
- Terry Savage[2]
Qualified in 2009
Qualified in 2014
- Brad Friedel[]
- Siddhesh Ghosalkar[]
- Riley Williams[]
Qualified in 2016
Qualified in 2019
Italy
Qualified in 2003
- Mauro Melotti
- Gaetano Auteri
- Gabriele Morganti
- Paolo Beruatto
- Nevio Orlandi
- Leonardo Bitetto
- Massimo Pedrazzini
- Franco Causio
- Stefano Pioli
- Angelo Crialesi
- Ernestino Ramella
- Pierino Fanna
- Alessandro Renica
- Silvano Fontolan
- Lorenzo Scarafoni
- Roberto Galia
- Pierantonio Tortelli
- Augusto Gentilini
- Pietro Paolo Virdis
- Giuseppe Iachini
- Nikolay Iliev
- Walter Zenga
- Franco Baresi
Qualified in 2004
Official FIGC list[12]
- Paolo Monelli
- Daniele Baldini
- Carolina Morace
- Roberto Bosco
- Stefano Nava
- Mario Buccilli
- Héctor Alberto Ortega
- Guido Carboni
- Carmelo Palilla
- Francesco Conti
- Marco Rossi
- Luciano De Paola
- Fausto Salsano
- Giacomo Ferri
- Vincenzo Torrente
- Giuseppe Giannini
- Marco Torresani
- Rodolfo Greco
- Corrado Verdelli
- Angelo Gregucci
- Gianluca Vialli
- Yiannakis Yiangoudakis
- Fabio Viviani
- Pasquale Marino
- Gabriele Matricciani
Qualified in 2005
Official FIGC list[13]
- Giovanni Lorini
- Massimiliano Allegri
- Rolando Maran
- Enrico Annoni
- Alessandro Nuccorini
- Cristiano Bergodi
- Fernando Orsi
- Walter Bonacina
- Massimo Piscedda
- Mario Bortolazzi
- Rosolino Puccica
- Andrea Bruniera
- Roberto Rambaudi
- Domenico Di Carlo
- Pasquale Salerno
- Giovanni Di Guida
- Mario Somma
- Aldo Dolcetti
- Orazio Sorbello
- Massimo Ficcadenti
- Francesco Zanoncelli
- Marco Franceschetti
- Giovanni Invernizzi
- Attilio Lombardo
- Stefan Hansson
Qualified in 2006
Official FIGC list[14]
- Andrea Manzo
- Angelo Alessio
- Roberto Menichelli
- Luigi Apolloni
- Francesco Moriero
- Fabio Branchini
- Nicolò Napoli
- Diego Bortoluzzi
- Sebastiano Nela
- Stefano Carobbi
- Alessandro Pane
- Igor Charalambopoulos
- Aldo Papagni
- Stefano Colantuono
- Roberto Polverelli
- Antonio Conte
- Ivo Pulga
- Nello Di Costanzo
- Felice Secondini
- Massimo Gadda
- Sauro Trillini
- Domenico Giacomarro
- Francesco Turrini
- Paolo Indiani
- Rodolfo Vanoli
- Settimio Lucci
- Daniele Zoratto
- Antonio Manicone
Qualified in 2007
Official FIGC list[15]
- Filippo Galli
- Sergei Aleinikov
- Marco Giampaolo
- Abel Balbo
- Luca Gotti
- Claudio Bazeu
- Fabrizio Lorieri
- Massimo Bonini
- Armando Madonna
- Roberto Bordin
- Oscar Magoni
- Roberto Breda
- Ameur Mansoul
- Giuseppe Brucato
- Alessio Pala
- Alessandro Calori
- Antonio Pigino
- Giuseppe Carillo
- Roberto Rizzo
- Andrea Chiappini
- Stefano Sanderra
- Maurizio D'Angelo
- Maurizio Sarri
- Manuele Domenicali
- Maurizio Seno
- Stefano Eranio
- Michele Serena
- Aldo Firicano
- Francesco Vincenzi
- Daniele Fortunato
- Luciano Foschi
Qualified in 2008
Official FIGC list[16]
- Massimo Agostini
- Dario Marcolin
- Daniel Bertoni
- Lucio Nobile
- Luciano Bruni
- Antonino Occhipinti
- Renato Buso
- Francesco Pedone
- Andrea Camplone
- Andrea Pensabene
- Marco Cari
- Rosario Pergolizzi
- Odoacre Chierico
- Fabrizio Ravanelli
- Alessandro Costacurta
- Bruno Russo
- Cetteo Di Mascio
- Elvio Selighini
- Oliviero Di Stefano
- Raffaele Sergio
- Enrico Fabbro
- Fabrizio Tazzioli
- Ciro Ferrara
- Bruno Tedino
- Agostino Iacobelli
- Claudio Terzulli
- Giuseppe Incocciati
- Moreno Torricelli
- Roberto Landi
- Giorgio Venturin
- Davide Lucarelli
- Antonio Soda
- Gianluca Luppi
Qualified in 2009
Official FIGC list[17]
- Lorenzo Amoruso
- Manvel Ayrapetyan
- Pierpaolo Bisoli
- Alberto Bollini
- Enrico Bortolas
- Salvatore Campilongo
- Roberto Cappellacci
- Ezio Capuano
- Ersilio Cerone
- Lorenzo Ciulli
- Vincenzo Cosco
- Luciano D'Agostino
- Flavio Destro
- Luigi Di Biagio
- Angelo Di Livio
- Jean-Pierre Gerosa
- Salvatore Giunta
- Franco Lerda
- Filippo Masolini
- Roberto Miggiano
- Francesco Monaco
- Egidio Notaristefano
- Raffaele Novelli
- Gianluca Pagliuca
- Andrea Pazzagli
- Agostino Pecorario
- Enrico Piccioni
- Danilo Pierini
- Vittorio Pusceddu
- Fiorenzo Roncari
- Giuseppe Scienza
- Eugenio Sgarbossa
- Paolo Vanoli
- Eugent Zeka
- Toni Savevski
Qualified in 2010
Official FIGC list[18]
- Roberto Alberti Mazzaferro
- Alessandro Altobelli
- Gianluca Atzori
- Lorentino Beoni
- Abdellah Boudouma
- John Buttigieg
- Roberto Cevoli
- Leonardo Araújo
- Marco Delvecchio
- Paolo Di Canio
- Raffaele Di Pasquale
- Massimiliano Favo
- Giuseppe Ferazzoli
- Angelo Galfano
- Lamberto Magrini
- Amedeo Mangone
- Giacomo Modica
- Gaetano Musella
- Maurizio Neri
- Carmine Nunziata
- Claudio Ottoni
- Giuseppe Pancaro
- Claudio Pellegrini
- Maurizio Pellegrino
- Carlo Perrone
- Antonio Porta
- Florin R?ducioiu
- Fabio Rossitto
- Marco Savini
- Giuseppe Signori
- Dejan Vasiljev
- Walter Viganò
- Sergio Zanetti
Qualified in 2011
Official FIGC list[19]
- Alfredo Aglietti
- Milena Bertolini
- Giovanni Bosi
- Carmel Busuttil
- Enrico Chiesa
- Eugenio Corini
- Michele Del Vecchio
- Marcos Falopa
- Giancarlo Favarin
- Claudio Gabetta
- Fabio Gallo
- Luigi Garzya
- Carmine Gautieri
- Stefano Guidoni
- Giovanni Lopez
- Paolo Magnani
- Giorgio Melis
- Vincenzo Montella
- Giacomo Murelli
- Roberto Murgita
- Renato Olive
- Mario Palazzi
- Giuseppe Palumbo
- Silvio Paolucci
- Carlo Perrone
- Nicola Provenza
- Massimo Rastelli
- Gennaro Ruotolo
- Claudio Sangiorgio
- Marco Schenardi
- David Sesa
- Adolfo Sormani
- Giovanni Stroppa
Qualified in 2012
Official FIGC list[20]
- Roberto Baggio
- Valerio Bertotto
- Benito Carbone
- Benoît Cauet
- Alessandro Dal Canto
- Davide Dionigi
- Gianluca Festa
- Emanuele Filippini
- Fabio Fratena
- Luigi Fresco
- Federico Giunti
- Archimede Graziani
- Stephen Grima
- Roberto Lorenzini
- Paolo Mandelli
- Stefano Manfioletti
- Devis Mangia
- Michele Mignani
- Davide Nicola
- Flavio Raffo
- Gianpiero Piovani
- Carlo Prayer
- Marco Ragini
- Claudio Rastelli
- Gianmarco Remondina
- Pasquale Ussia
- Antonio Venuto
- Lamberto Zauli
- Zé Maria
Qualified in 2013
Official FIGC list[21]
- Antonio Aloisi
- Christian Amoroso
- Giuseppe Angelini
- Attilio Bardi
- Simone Barone
- Claudio Bellucci
- Roberto Boscaglia
- Oscar Brevi
- Cristian Bucchi
- Nicola Caccia
- Renato Cioffi
- Gianluca Colonnello
- Stefano Ferretti
- Gennaro Gattuso
- Giuliano Giannichedda
- Simone Inzaghi
- Salvatore Lanna
- Fabio Liverani
- Moreno Longo
- Diego López
- Cristiano Lucarelli
- Martino Melis
- Joe Montemurro
- Aldo Monza
- Luciano Mularoni
- Christian Panucci
- Virgilio Perra
- Fausto Pizzi
- Paolo Rodolfi
- Marco Simone
- Roberto Sosa
- Stefano Sottili
- Roberto Stellone
- Giovanni Tedesco
- Stefano Vecchi
- Gianni Vio
- Cristiano Zanetti
Qualified in 2014
Official FIGC list[22]
- Roberto Baronio
- Stefano Bettinelli
- Bruno Caneo
- Massimo Carrera
- Roberto D'Aversa
- Francesco Farina
- Paolo Favaretto
- Roberto Fiorillo
- Maurizio Ganz
- Gianluca Grassadonia
- Ranko Lazi?
- Patrizio Morini
- Alessandro Nesta
- Paolo Nicolato
- Pasquale Padalino
- Massimo Pavanel
- Davide Possanzini
- Luca Prina
- Lorenzo Rubinacci
- Cristiano Scazzola
- Leonardo Semplici
- Giovanni Solinas
- Silvio Vella
- Vincenzo Vivarini
- Diego Zanin
Qualified in 2015
- Antonino Asta
- Pierfrancesco Battistini
- Roberto Beni
- Daniele Berretta
- Alessandro Birindelli
- Cristian Brocchi
- Francesco Calzona
- Fabrizio Cammarata
- Fabio Celestini
- Stefano Cusin
- Ivan Franceschini
- Nicolò Frustalupi
- Christophe Gamel
- Giorgio Gorgone
- Giovanni Koetting
- Bernardo Mereu
- Simone Pavan
- Giampaolo Saurini
- Enrico Sbardella
- Alessio Tacchinardi
- Corrado Urbano
- Matteo Villa
- Giovanni Zichella
Qualified in 2016
Official FIGC list[25]
- Salvatore Alfieri
- Massimiliano Canzi
- Giovanni Colella
- Alberto Colombo
- Gianluca Conte
- Giovanni Cornacchini
- Bernardo Corradi
- Lorenzo D'Anna
- Roberto De Zerbi
- Fulvio Fiorin
- Dario Hübner
- Marco Mariotti
- Agenore Maurizi
- Massimo Mutarelli
- Alessandro Oliva
- Giancarlo Riolfo
- Marco Rossi
- Michele Santoni
- Andrea Tarozzi
- Vincenzo Tavarilli
- Simone Tiribocchi
- Francesco Vallone
- Luciano Zauri
- Nunzio Zavettieri
Qualified in 2017
Official FIGC list[26]
- Massimiliano Alvini
- Andrea Bonatti
- Patrizio Bruzzo
- Gianpaolo Castorina
- Gabriele Cioffi
- Luca D'Angelo
- Salvatore D'Urso
- Stefano De Angelis
- Alessio Di Petrillo
- Aimo Diana
- Stefano Fiore
- Arnaldo Franzini
- Nicola Legrottaglie
- Emilio Longo
- Michele Marcolini
- Giovanni Martusciello
- Stefano Morrone
- Marko Perovi?
- Sandro Pochesci
- David Sassarini
- David Suazo
- Massimiliano Tangorra
- Nicola Tarroni
- Noureddine Zekri
- Mauro Zironelli
Qualified in 2018
Official FIGC list[27]
- Antonio Calabro
- Mauro Camoranesi
- Juriy Cannarsa
- Giuseppe Cardone
- Toninho Cerezo
- Marcello Chezzi
- Federico Coppitelli
- Nicola Corrent
- Massimo Epifani
- Gianluca Falsini
- Federico Guidi
- Mancini
- Enzo Maresca
- Sylvinho
- Michele Pazienza
- Luigi Riccio
- Gianni Rivera
- Cristian Stellini
- Francesco Giuseppe Tomei
- Luca Vigiani
- Marco Zaffaroni
- Paolo Zanetti
- Karel Zeman
Qualified in 2019
Official FIGC list[28]
- Mauro Antonioli
- Sergio Arnosti
- Francesco Baldini
- Paolo Bianco
- Emiliano Bigica
- Daniele Bonera
- Fabio Caserta
- Marco Cassetti
- Cristian Chivu
- Mirko Conte
- Matteo Contini
- Morgan De Sanctis
- Gaetano Fontana
- Nazzarena Grilli
- Vincenzo Italiano
- Ivan Javor?i?
- Mohamed Kallon
- Stefano Lucchini
- Alessandro Lupi
- Paolo Montero
- Thiago Motta
- Roberto Muzzi
- Angelo Palombo
- Patrizia Panico
- Andrea Pirlo
- Daniele Russo
- Manuela Tesse
- Luca Toni
- Emanuele Troise
Russia
Note: This list contains coaches that have been registered with the Russian Premier League as citizens of Russia, even if they possess another country's citizenship or represented another country internationally as players.
- Magomed Adiyev[29]
- Ruslan Agalarov[30]
- Dmitri Alenichev[31]
- Aleksandr Alfyorov[32]
- Yevgeni Averyanov[33]
- Anatoly Baidachny[34]
- Sergei Balakhnin[35]
- Vasili Baskakov[36]
- Isa Baytiyev[37]
- Kurban Berdyev[38]
- Vladimir Beschastnykh[39]
- Khasanbi Bidzhiyev[40]
- Rinat Bilyaletdinov[41]
- Aleksandr Borodyuk[42]
- Sergei Bulatov[43]
- Valeri Burlachenko[44]
- Yevgeni Bushmanov[45]
- Valeri Chaly[46]
- Stanislav Cherchesov[47]
- Igor Cherniy[48]
- Igor Cherevchenko[49]
- Dmitri Cheryshev[50]
- Anatoli Davydov[51]
- Andrei Dmitriyev[52]
- Igor Dobrovolski[53]
- Oleg Dolmatov[54]
- Yuri Drozdov[55]
- Khazret Dyshekov[56]
- Konstantin Dzutsev[57]
- Vladimir Eshtrekov[58]
- Vadim Evseev[59]
- Vladimir Fedotov[60]
- Oleg Fomenko[61]
- Gadzhi Gadzhiyev[62]
- Mikhail Galaktionov[63]
- Poghos Galstyan[64]
- Igor Gamula[65]
- Valery Gazzaev[66]
- Yuri Gazzaev[67]
- Andrei Gordeyev[68]
- Aleksandr Grigoryan[69]
- Aleksandr Grishin[70]
- Dmitri Gunko[71]
- Pavel Gusev[72]
- Oleksandr Horshkov[73]
- Sargis Hovhannisyan[74]
- Boris Ignatyev[75]
- Valdas Ivanauskas[76]
- Aleksandr Ivchenko[77]
- Vitaliy Kafanov[78]
- Andrei Kanchelskis[79]
- Valeri Karpin[80]
- Aleksandr Katasonov[81]
- Vladimir Kazakov[82]
- Arslan Khalimbekov[83]
- Yevgeni Kharlachyov[84]
- Dmitri Khokhlov[85]
- Rustem Khuzin[86]
- Sergei Kiriakov[87]
- Dmitri Kirichenko[88]
- Nikolai Kiselyov[89]
- Vladimir Klontsak[90]
- Andrey Kobelev[91]
- Igor Kolyvanov[92]
- Oleg Kononov[93]
- Yuri Krasnozhan[94]
- Vladimir Kukhlevsky[95]
- Artyom Kulikov[96]
- Nikolai Latysh[97]
- Igor Lediakhov[98]
- Dmitri Loskov[99]
- Ivan Lyakh[100]
- Vladimir Maminov[101]
- Aleksandr Maslov[102]
- Sergei Matveyev[103]
- Yuri Matveyev[104]
- Leonid Nazarenko[105]
- Valery Nepomnyashchy[106]
- Kirill Novikov[107]
- Sergei Oborin[108]
- Viktor Onopko[109]
- Igor Osinkin[110]
- Sergei Ovchinnikov[111]
- Konstantin Paramonov[112]
- Dmytro Parfenov[113]
- Oleg Pashinin[114]
- Sergei Pavlov[115]
- Sergei Perednya[116]
- Yevgeny Perevertaylo[117]
- Valery Petrakov[118]
- Dmitri Petrenko[119]
- Sergei Petrenko[120]
- Aleksandr Pobegalov[121]
- Aleksei Poddubskiy[122]
- Sergei Podpaly[123]
- Rashid Rakhimov[124]
- Miroslav Romaschenko[125]
- Ravil Sabitov[126]
- Oleg Samatov[127]
- Sergei Semak[128]
- Yuri Semin[129]
- Igor Semshov[130]
- Igor Shalimov[131]
- Fyodor Shcherbachenko[132]
- Vladimir Shcherbak[133]
- Vitaly Shevchenko[134]
- Vladimir Shevchuk[135]
- Timur Shipshev[136]
- Sergei Silkin[137]
- Igor Simutenkov[138]
- Andrei Sitchikhin[139]
- Leonid Slutsky[140]
- Aleksandr Smirnov[141]
- Aleksandrs Starkovs[142]
- Dmitri Stolbikov[143]
- Boris Stukalov[144]
- Andrei Syomin[145]
- Andrei Talalayev[146]
- Aleksandr Tarkhanov[147]
- Sergei Tashuyev[148]
- Omari Tetradze[149]
- Andrey Tikhonov[150]
- Leonid Tkachenko[151]
- Aleksandr Tochilin[152]
- Sergei Tomarov[153]
- Stanislav Tskhovrebov[154]
- Aleksandr Tsygankov[155]
- Aleksandr Ushakhin[156]
- Oleg Veretennikov[157]
- Dmitri Voyetskiy[158]
- Konstantin Yemelyanov[159]
- Soferbi Yeshugov[160]
- Robert Yevdokimov[161]
- Vladimir Yezhurov[162]
- Sergei Yuran[163]
- Nikolai Yuzhanin[164]
Qualification outside England, Italy and Russia
Some managers and coaches that have completed the Pro Licence outside England, Italy and Russia include:
- Frank Nuttall
- Roy Aitken
- Brent Goulet
- Gareth Burgess
- Rafael Benítez[1]
- Ryan Smith
- Hikmet Karaman
- Ümit Davala
- Sven-Göran Eriksson[1]
- Martin Jol[1]
- José Mourinho
- Nikola Popovic
- Dragan Talaji?
- Edin Osmanovi?
- David Moyes[1]
- Slavi?a Stojanovi?
- Divaldo Alves - as of 2013 the only Angolan holders of the Licence beside Ângelo Cambundo[165]
- Iain Munro
- Sre?ko Katanec
- Van Taylor
- Marijan Pu?nik
- Bojan Pra?nikar
- Arsène Wenger[1]
- Keith Boanas
- Gjorgji Todorovski
- Branko Oblak
- Iñigo Idiakez[1]
- Slaven Bili?
- Michael Blacklock
- Shelley Kerr
- Robert Prosine?ki
- Toni Savevski
- Joaquim Serafim
- Mauricio Pochettino
- André Villas-Boas[166]
- Michael Laudrup[167]
- Morten Olsen[168]
- Marc Castellsagué[1]
- Savo Milo?evi?
- Xavi Hernandez
- Mikel Arteta[169]
- Thierry Henry[170]
- Davor Berber[171]
- Jim Brennan[172]
- Garry Monk[173]
- Thierry Henry[173]
- Patrick Vieira[173]
- Robbie Keane[174]
- Damien Duff[174]
Other coaches
- Artur Saldanha
- Billy Davies[1]
- Brian Eastick
- Craig Harrison[173]
- Alan McDonald
- Ernie Merrick
- Darren Robinson
- Austin Speight
- Amirbahador Jafari
- Leonardo Vitorino
- Milton Mendes
- Darren Way[175]
- Paul Ceusan
Coaching diplomas
The following list of managers were awarded a diploma as a result of 10 years experience:
- Sam Allardyce
- Peter Butler
- Len Ashurst
- Ron Atkinson
- Alan Ball
- Dave Bassett
- Ian Branfoot
- Michael Buckley
- George Burley
- Mick Buxton
- Frank Clark
- Steve Clark
- Arthur Cox
- Alan Curbishley[1]
- Sir Alex Ferguson[1]
- Brian Flynn
- Gerry Francis
- Trevor Francis
- Barry Fry
- Bobby Gould
- Dario Gradi
- George Graham
- Billy Hamilton
- Ray Harford
- Trevor Hartley
- Glenn Hoddle
- Roy Hodgson
- Brian Horton
- Don Howe
- Kevin Keegan
- Joe Kinnear
- Lennie Lawrence
- Brian Little
- Lou Macari
- Leonardo Vitorino
- Roy McFarland
- Colin Murphy
- Martin O'Neill[1]
- David Pleat
- Harry Redknapp[1]
- Peter Reid
- Bruce Rioch
- Sir Bobby Robson
- Joe Royle
- John Rudge
- Dave Sexton
- Denis Smith
- Jim Smith
- Walter Smith
- Graeme Souness
- Graham Turner
- Graham Taylor
- Terry Venables
- John Ward
- Neil Warnock
- Danny Wilson
- Paul Smith
The following coaches attended the Diploma Course in 2003:[176]
References
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