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List of managers

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Key
Manager won both the League and Cup in the same season, completing the Spanish domestic Double.
La Liga champions Copa del Rey winners Notes
Season Manager (Titles) Nat. Club (Titles) Final Manager (Titles) Nat. Club (Titles)
1929 (1st) Romà Forns ESP Barcelona (1) 1929 (29th) Jack Greenwell (3) ENG Espanyol (1)
1929–30 (2nd) Fred Pentland ENG Athletic Bilbao (1) 1930 (30th) Fred Pentland (2) ENG Athletic Bilbao (10)
1930–31 (3rd) Fred Pentland (2) ENG Athletic Bilbao (2) 1931 (31st) Fred Pentland (3) ENG Athletic Bilbao (11)
1931–32 (4th) Lippo Hertzka HUN Real Madrid (1) 1932 (32nd) Fred Pentland (4) ENG Athletic Bilbao (12)
1932–33 (5th) Robert Firth ENG Real Madrid (2) 1933 (33rd) Fred Pentland (5) ENG Athletic Bilbao (13)
1933–34 (6th) Patricio Caicedo ESP Athletic Bilbao (3) 1934 (34th) Francisco Bru ESP Real Madrid (6)
1934–35 (7th) Patrick O'Connell IRL Real Betis (1) 1935 (35th) Ramón Encinas ESP Sevilla (1)
1935–36 (8th) William Garbutt ENG Athletic Bilbao (4) 1936 (36th) Francisco Bru (2) ESP Real Madrid (7)
1936–37 1937
1937–38 1938
1938–39 1939 (37th) Pepe Brand ESP Sevilla (2)
1939–40 (9th) Ricardo Zamora ESP Atlético Madrid (1) 1940 (38th) Patricio Caicedo ESP Espanyol (2)
1940–41 (10th) Ricardo Zamora (2) ESP Atlético Madrid (2) 1941 (39th) Ramón Encinas (2) ESP Valencia (1)
1941–42 (11th) Ramón Encinas ESP Valencia (1) 1942 (40th) Juan José Nogués ESP Barcelona (9)
1942–43 (12th) Juan Urquizu ESP Athletic Bilbao (5) 1943 (41st) Juan Urquizu ESP Athletic Bilbao (14)
1943–44 (13th) Eduardo Cubells ESP Valencia (2) 1944 (42nd) Juan Urquizu (2) ESP Athletic Bilbao (15)
1944–45 (14th) Josep Samitier ESP Barcelona (2) 1945 (43rd) Juan Urquizu (3) ESP Athletic Bilbao (16)
1945–46 (15th) Ramón Encinas (2) ESP Sevilla (1) 1946 (44th) Jacinto Quincoces ESP Real Madrid (8)
1946–47 (16th) Luis Pasarín ESP Valencia (3) 1947 (45th) Baltasar Albéniz ESP Real Madrid (9)
1947–48 (17th) Enrique Fernández URU Barcelona (3) 1948 (46th) Patricio Caicedo (2) ESP Sevilla (3)
1948–49 (18th) Enrique Fernández (2) URU Barcelona (4) 1949 (47th) Jacinto Quincoces (2) ESP Valencia (2)
1949–50 (19th) Helenio Herrera ARG Atlético Madrid (3) 1950 (48th) José Iraragorri ESP Athletic Bilbao (17)
1950–51 (20th) Helenio Herrera (2) ARG Atlético Madrid (4) 1951 (49th) Ferdinand Daučík TCH Barcelona (10)
1951–52 (21st) Ferdinand Daučík TCH Barcelona (5) 1952 (50th) Ferdinand Daučík (2) TCH Barcelona (11)
1952–53 (22nd) Ferdinand Daučík (2) TCH Barcelona (6) 1953 (51st) Ferdinand Daučík (3) TCH Barcelona (12)
1953–54 (23rd) Enrique Fernández (3) URU Real Madrid (3) 1954 (52nd) Jacinto Quincoces (3) ESP Valencia (3)
1954–55 (24th) José Villalonga ESP Real Madrid (4) 1955 (53rd) Ferdinand Daučík (4) TCH Athletic Bilbao (18)
1955–56 (25th) Ferdinand Daučík (3) TCH Athletic Bilbao (19) 1956 (54th) Ferdinand Daučík (5) TCH Athletic Bilbao (19)
1956–57 (26th) José Villalonga (2) ESP Real Madrid (5) 1957 (55th) Domènec Balmanya ESP Barcelona (13)
1957–58 (27th) Luis Carniglia ARG Real Madrid (6) 1958 (56th) Baltasar Albéniz (2) ESP Athletic Bilbao (20)
1958–59 (28th) Helenio Herrera (3) ARG Barcelona (7) 1959 (57th) Helenio Herrera ARG Barcelona (14)
1959–60 (29th) Helenio Herrera (4) ARG Barcelona (8) 1960 (58th) José Villalonga ESP Atlético Madrid (1)
1960–61 (30th) Miguel Muñoz ESP Real Madrid (7) 1961 (59th) José Villalonga (2) ESP Atlético Madrid (2)
1961–62 (31st) Miguel Muñoz (2) ESP Real Madrid (8) 1962 (60th) Miguel Muñoz ESP Real Madrid (10)
1962–63 (32nd) Miguel Muñoz (3) ESP Real Madrid (9) 1963 (61st) José Gonzalvo ESP Barcelona (15)
1963–64 (33rd) Miguel Muñoz (4) ESP Real Madrid (10) 1964 (62nd) Luis Belló ESP Zaragoza (1)
1964–65 (34th) Miguel Muñoz (5) ESP Real Madrid (11) 1965 (63rd) Otto Bumbel BRA Atlético Madrid (3)
1965–66 (35th) Domènec Balmanya ESP Atlético Madrid (5) 1966 (64th) Ferdinand Daučík (6) TCH Zaragoza (2)
1966–67 (36th) Miguel Muñoz (6) ESP Real Madrid (12) 1967 (65th) Mundo ESP Valencia (4)
1967–68 (37th) Miguel Muñoz (7) ESP Real Madrid (13) 1968 (66th) Salvador Artigas ESP Barcelona (16)
1968–69 (38th) Miguel Muñoz (8) ESP Real Madrid (14) 1969 (67th) Rafael Iriondo ESP Athletic Bilbao (21)
1969–70 (39th) Marcel Domingo FRA Atlético Madrid (6) 1970 (68th) Miguel Muñoz (2) ESP Real Madrid (11)
1970–71 (40th) Alfredo Di Stéfano ARG Valencia (4) 1971 (69th) Vic Buckingham ENG Barcelona (17)
1971–72 (41st) Miguel Muñoz (9) ESP Real Madrid (15) 1972 (70th) Max Merkel AUT Atlético Madrid (4)
1972–73 (42nd) Max Merkel AUT Atlético Madrid (7) 1973 (71st) Milorad Pavić YUG Athletic Bilbao (22)
1973–74 (43rd) Rinus Michels NED Barcelona (9) 1974 (72nd) Luis Molowny ESP Real Madrid (12)
1974–75 (44th) Miljan Miljanić YUG Real Madrid (16) 1975 (73rd) Miljan Miljanić YUG Real Madrid (13)
1975–76 (45th) Miljan Miljanić (2) YUG Real Madrid (17) 1976 (74th) Luis Aragonés ESP Atlético Madrid (5)
1976–77 (46th) Luis Aragonés ESP Atlético Madrid (8) 1977 (75th) Rafael Iriondo (2) ESP Real Betis (1)
1977–78 (47th) Luis Molowny ESP Real Madrid (18) 1978 (76th) Rinus Michels NED Barcelona (18)
1978–79 (48th) Luis Molowny (2) ESP Real Madrid (19) 1979 (77th) Pasieguito ESP Valencia (5)
1979–80 (49th) Vujadin Boškov YUG Real Madrid (20) 1980 (78th) Vujadin Boškov YUG Real Madrid (14)
1980–81 (50th) Alberto Ormaetxea ESP Real Sociedad (1) 1981 (79th) Helenio Herrera (2) ARG Barcelona (19)
1981–82 (51st) Alberto Ormaetxea (2) ESP Real Sociedad (2) 1982 (80th) Luis Molowny (2) ESP Real Madrid (15)
1982–83 (52nd) Javier Clemente ESP Athletic Bilbao (7) 1983 (81st) César Luis Menotti ARG Barcelona (20)
1983–84 (53rd) Javier Clemente (2) ESP Athletic Bilbao (8) 1984 (82nd) Javier Clemente ESP Athletic Bilbao (23)
1984–85 (54th) Terry Venables ENG Barcelona (10) 1985 (83rd) Luis Aragonés (2) ESP Atlético Madrid (6)
1985–86 (55th) Luis Molowny (3) ESP Real Madrid (21) 1986 (84th) Luis Costa ESP Zaragoza (3)
1986–87 (56th) Leo Beenhakker NED Real Madrid (22) 1987 (85th) John Toshack WAL Real Sociedad (1)
1987–88 (57th) Leo Beenhakker (2) NED Real Madrid (23) 1988 (86th) Luis Aragonés (3) ESP Barcelona (21)
1988–89 (58th) Leo Beenhakker (3) NED Real Madrid (24) 1989 (87th) Leo Beenhakker NED Real Madrid (16)
1989–90 (59th) John Toshack WAL Real Madrid (25) 1990 (88th) Johan Cruyff NED Barcelona (22)
1990–91 (60th) Johan Cruyff NED Barcelona (11) 1991 (89th) Iselín Santos Ovejero ARG Atlético Madrid (7)
1991–92 (61st) Johan Cruyff (2) NED Barcelona (12) 1992 (90th) Luis Aragonés (4) ESP Atlético Madrid (8)
1992–93 (62nd) Johan Cruyff (3) NED Barcelona (13) 1993 (91st) Benito Floro ESP Real Madrid (17)
1993–94 (63rd) Johan Cruyff (4) NED Barcelona (14) 1994 (92nd) Víctor Fernández ESP Zaragoza (4)
1994–95 (64th) Jorge Valdano ARG Real Madrid (26) 1995 (93rd) Arsenio Iglesias ESP Deportivo La Coruña (1)
1995–96 (65th) Radomir Antić FRY Atlético Madrid (9) 1996 (94th) Radomir Antić FRY Atlético Madrid (9)
1996–97 (66th) Fabio Capello ITA Real Madrid (27) 1997 (95th) Bobby Robson ENG Barcelona (23)
1997–98 (67th) Louis van Gaal NED Barcelona (15) 1998 (96th) Louis van Gaal NED Barcelona (24)
1998–99 (68th) Louis van Gaal (2) NED Barcelona (16) 1999 (97th) Claudio Ranieri ITA Valencia (6)
1999–2000 (69th) Javier Irureta ESP Deportivo La Coruña (1) 2000 (98th) Paco Flores ESP Espanyol (3)
2000–01 (70th) Vicente del Bosque ESP Real Madrid (28) 2001 (99th) Luis Costa (2) ESP Zaragoza (5)
2001–02 (71st) Rafael Benítez ESP Valencia (5) 2002 (100th) Javier Irureta ESP Deportivo La Coruña (2)
2002–03 (72nd) Vicente del Bosque (2) ESP Real Madrid (29) 2003 (101st) Gregorio Manzano ESP Mallorca (1)
2003–04 (73rd) Rafael Benítez (2) ESP Valencia (6) 2004 (102nd) Víctor Muñoz ESP Zaragoza (6)
2004–05 (74th) Frank Rijkaard NED Barcelona (17) 2005 (103rd) Lorenzo Serra Ferrer ESP Real Betis (2)
2005–06 (75th) Frank Rijkaard (2) NED Barcelona (18) 2006 (104th) Miguel Ángel Lotina ESP Espanyol (4)
2006–07 (76th) Fabio Capello (2) ITA Real Madrid (30) 2007 (105th) Juande Ramos ESP Sevilla (4)
2007–08 (77th) Bernd Schuster GER Real Madrid (31) 2008 (106th) Ronald Koeman NED Valencia (7)
2008–09 (78th) Pep Guardiola ESP Barcelona (19) 2009 (107th) Pep Guardiola ESP Barcelona (25)
2009–10 (79th) Pep Guardiola (2) ESP Barcelona (20) 2010 (108th) Antonio Álvarez ESP Sevilla (5)
2010–11 (80th) Pep Guardiola (3) ESP Barcelona (21) 2011 (109th) José Mourinho POR Real Madrid (18)
2011–12 (81st) José Mourinho POR Real Madrid (32) 2012 (110th) Pep Guardiola (2) ESP Barcelona (26)
2012–13 (82nd) Tito Vilanova ESP Barcelona (22) 2013 (111th) Diego Simeone ARG Atlético Madrid (10)
2013–14 (83rd) Diego Simeone ARG Atlético Madrid (10) 2014 (112th) Carlo Ancelotti ITA Real Madrid (19)
2014–15 (84th) Luis Enrique ESP Barcelona (23) 2015 (113th) Luis Enrique ESP Barcelona (27)
2015–16 (85th) Luis Enrique (2) ESP Barcelona (24) 2016 (114th) Luis Enrique (2) ESP Barcelona (28)
2016–17 (86th) Zinedine Zidane FRA Real Madrid (33) 2017 (115th) Luis Enrique (3) ESP Barcelona (29)
2017–18 (87th) Ernesto Valverde ESP Barcelona (25) 2018 (116th) Ernesto Valverde ESP Barcelona (30)
2018–19 (88th) Ernesto Valverde (2) ESP Barcelona (26) 2019 (117th) Marcelino ESP Valencia (8)
2019–20 (89th) Zinedine Zidane (2) FRA Real Madrid (34) 2020 (118th) Imanol Alguacil ESP Real Sociedad (2)
2020–21 (90th) Diego Simeone (2) ARG Atlético Madrid (11) 2022 (119th) Ronald Koeman (2) NED Barcelona (31)
2021–22 (91st) Carlo Ancelotti ITA Real Madrid (35) 2022 (120th) Manuel Pellegrini CHI Real Betis (3)
2022–23 (92nd) Xavi Hernández ESP Barcelona (27) 2023 (121st) Carlo Ancelotti (2) ITA Real Madrid (20)
2023–24 (93rd) Carlo Ancelotti (2) ITA Real Madrid (36) 2024 (122nd) Ernesto Valverde (2) ESP Athletic Bilbao (24)
2024–25 (94th) Hansi Flick GER Barcelona (28) 2025 (123rd) Hansi Flick GER Barcelona (32)

Super Cup winners

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The Turkish Super Cup (Turkish: TFF Süper Kupa) is the third trophy available to clubs in the Turkish football system. Introduced in 1966, the super cup is a single match contested by previous season's league and cup holders. The game is usually played around the time of the beginning of the following football season, in early August.

The match was played in various formats and under different names from 1966 to 1998. In 1968 Fenerbahçe S.K. won the domestic Double and were automatically awarded the trophy. The rules were then changed and in the 1970s the club winning the Double would face winners of the minor competition Prime Minister's Cup. In the 1980s and 1990s this spot was reserved for the runner-sup in previous season's league competition.

Between 1999 and 2005 the match wasn't played and in 2006 the Super Cup was restarted as a regular annual trophy. This time, the cup finalists are invited to play in case of Doubles, effectively turning the game into a rematch of last season's cup final.

Key
Awarded automatically for winning previous season's double.
Supercopa de España winners Notes
Year Manager (Titles) Nat. Club (Titles)
1982 Alberto Ormaetxea ESP Real Sociedad (1)
1983 César Luis Menotti ARG Barcelona (1)
1984 ♦ Javier Clemente ESP Athletic Bilbao (1)
1985 Luis Aragonés ESP Atlético Madrid (1)
1986–1987 Not played
1988 Leo Beenhakker NED Real Madrid (1)
1989 ♦ Leo Beenhakker (2) NED Real Madrid (2)
1990 Alfredo Di Stéfano ARG Real Madrid (3)
1991 Johan Cruyff NED Barcelona (2)
1992 Johan Cruyff (2) NED Barcelona (3)
1993 Benito Floro ESP Real Madrid (4)
1994 Johan Cruyff (3) NED Barcelona (4)
1995 John Toshack WAL Deportivo La Coruña (1)
1996 Bobby Robson ENG Barcelona (5)
1997 Jupp Heynckes GER Real Madrid (5)
1998 Héctor Cúper ARG Mallorca (1)
1999 Héctor Cúper (2) ARG Valencia (1)
2000 Javier Irureta ESP Deportivo La Coruña (2)
2001 Vicente del Bosque ESP Real Madrid (6)
2002 Javier Irureta (2) ESP Deportivo La Coruña (3)
2003 Carlos Queiroz POR Real Madrid (7)
2004 Víctor Muñoz ESP Zaragoza (1)
2005 Frank Rijkaard NED Barcelona (6)
2006 Frank Rijkaard (2) NED Barcelona (7)
2007 Juande Ramos ESP Sevilla (1)
2008 Bernd Schuster GER Real Madrid (8)
2009 Pep Guardiola ESP Barcelona (8)
2010 Pep Guardiola (2) ESP Barcelona (9)
2011 Pep Guardiola (3) ESP Barcelona (10)
2012 José Mourinho POR Real Madrid (9)
2013 Gerardo Martino ARG Barcelona (11)
2014 Diego Simeone ARG Atlético Madrid (2)
2015 Ernesto Valverde ESP Athletic Bilbao (2)
2016 Luis Enrique ESP Barcelona (12)
2017 Zinedine Zidane FRA Real Madrid (10)
2018 Ernesto Valverde (2) ESP Barcelona (13)
2020 Zinedine Zidane (2) FRA Real Madrid (11)
2021 Marcelino ESP Athletic Bilbao (3)
2022 Carlo Ancelotti ITA Real Madrid (12)
2023 Xavi ESP Barcelona (14)
2024 Carlo Ancelotti (2) ITA Real Madrid (13)
2025 Hansi Flick GER Barcelona (15)