FC Krylia Sovetov Samara - Manager History

Manager History

  • Viktor Novikov (1945–46)
  • Aleksandr Abramov (1947–52)
  • Pyotr Burmistrov (1953–54)
  • Vyacheslav Solovyov (1954–57)
  • Aleksandr Abramov (1958–60)
  • Viktor Karpov (1961–69)
  • Nikolai Glebov (1969)
  • Vsevolod Blinkov (1970–71)
  • Gennadi Sarychev (1972)
  • Viktor Kirsh (1973–77)
  • Aleksandr Gulevsky (1978)
  • Viktor Kirsh (1979)
  • Alfred Fyodorov (1980)
  • Boris Streltsov (1981)
  • Gennadi Sarychev (1981–85)
  • Viktor Lukashenko (1986–88)
  • Viktor Antikhovich (1989–93)
  • Valeri Bogdanov (1994)
  • Anatoli Kikin (1994)
  • Aleksandr Averyanov (1994–98)
  • Aleksandr Tarkhanov (Jan 1999–Dec 03)
  • Gadzhi Gadzhiev (Nov 2003–06)
  • Vladimir Kukhlevskiy (2006)
  • Gadzhi Gadzhiyev (2006–March 07)
  • Sergei Oborin (March 2007–Aug 07)
  • Aleksandr Tarkhanov (2007)
  • Leonid Slutsky (Jan 2008–Oct 09)
  • Yuri Gazzaev (Oct 2009–July 10)
  • Aleksandr Tarkhanov (July 2010–June 11)
  • Andrey Kobelev (June 2011–Nov 12)
  • Aleksandr Tsygankov (November 2012–)

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