Al Ahly SC - Managers List

Managers List

01- Gamil Osman
02- Mahmoud Mokhtar El-Tetch
03- Labib Mahmoud
04- Hussein El-Far
05- Mohamed El-Guindi
06- Mustafa Kamel Mansour
07- Foad Sedki
08- Ahmed Mekawi
09- Mohamed Abdou Saleh El-Wahsh
10- Abdel Aziz Hammami
11- Foad Shaaban
12- Curtis Booth
13- Fritz Pimperl
14- Pál Titkos
15- John McBride
16- Ljubiša Broćić

17- Horvatić
18- Tadić
19- Nándor Hidegkuti (1973–80)
20- Géza Kalocsay (1980–82)
21- Mahmoud El-Gohary (1982–84)
22- Don Revie (1984–85)
23- Mahmoud El-Sayes
24- Mahmoud El-Gohary (2nd term) (1985–86)
25- Taha Ismail
26- Geoff Butler
27- Anwar Salama
28- Dietrich Weise (1988–89)
29- Mahmoud El-Sayes (2nd term)
30- Michael Everitt
31- Fathi Mabrouk (interim) 1
32- Anwar Salama (2nd term)

33- Allan Harris (1993–95)
34- Reiner Hollmann (July 1995–Nov 97)
35- Reiner Zobel (1998–Aug 00)
36- Dixie Dörner (Oct 2000–June 01)
37- Ahmed Maher (interim)
38- Manuel José (July 2001–May 02) 3
39- Jo Bonfrere (2002)
40- Fathi Mabrouk (interim) 1
41- Toni Oliveira (Jan 2003–June 03)
42- Fathi Mabrouk (interim) 1
43- Manuel José (2nd term) (Jan 2004–May 09) 3
44- Nelo Vingada (2009) 2
45- Hossam El-Badry (June 2009–Nov 10)
46- Abdul-Aziz Abdul-Shafi (interim) (Nov 2010–Dec 10)
47- Manuel José (3rd term) (Dec 2010–May 12) 3
48- Hossam El-Badry (2nd term) (May 2012–)

Notes

Note 1: Fathi Mabrouk was an interim manager 3 times.
Note 2: Nelo Vingada never actually coached the team as he resigned few days after the press conference.
Note 3: Manuel José is the only 3 term manager in Al-Ahly history.

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