Germany National Football Team - Managers

Managers

Name Period Matches Wins Draws1 Losses Win % Honours
DFB committee 1908–1926 58 16 12 30 27.6
Otto Nerz 1926–1936 70 42 10 18 60 Third place at the 1934 World Cup
Sepp Herberger2 1936–1942
1950–1964		 167 94 27 46 56.3 Winner of the 1954 World Cup, Fourth place at the 1958 World Cup
Helmut Schön 1964–1978 139 87 31 21 62.6 Runner-up of the 1966 World Cup, Third place at the 1970 World Cup, Winner of Euro 1972, Winner of the 1974 World Cup, Runner-up of Euro 1976
Jupp Derwall 1978–1984 67 44 12 11 65.7 Winner of Euro 1980, Runner-up of the 1982 World Cup
Franz Beckenbauer 1984–1990 66 34 20 12 51.5 Runner-up of the 1986 World Cup, Winner of the 1990 World Cup
Berti Vogts 1990–1998 102 66 24 12 64.7 Runner-up of Euro 1992, Winner of Euro 1996
Erich Ribbeck 1998–2000 24 10 6 8 41.7
Rudi Völler 2000–2004 53 29 11 13 54.7 Runner-up of the 2002 World Cup
Jürgen Klinsmann 2004–2006 34 20 8 6 58.8 Third place at the 2005 Confederations Cup, Third place at the 2006 World Cup
Joachim Löw3 2006–2020 89 60 15 14 67.4 Runner-up of Euro 2008, Third place at the 2010 World Cup
Total3 868 502 175 191 59.8
Notes
  1. Includes matches won or lost on penalty shootouts.
  2. Record includes periods of pre-division Germany (1936–1942 – 70 matches: 42 wins, 13 draws, 15 losses) and West Germany (1950–1964 – 97 matches: 52 wins, 14 draws, 31 losses; no national team matches and no national coaches between 1942 and 1950).
  3. Record as of 14 November 2012.

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