Greek Football PSAP Awards - Manager of The Year

Manager of The Year

1995

  1. Giannis Pathiakakis of Apollon Smyrnis

1996

  1. Dušan Bajević of AEK Athens

1997

  1. Giorgos Paraschos of Iraklis

1998

  1. Dušan Bajević of Olympiacos

1999

  1. Dušan Bajević of Olympiacos

2000

  1. Giannis Kyrastas of Panathinaikos

2001

  1. Dušan Bajević of PAOK

2002

  1. Fernando Santos of AEK Athens

2003

  1. Dušan Bajević of AEK Athens

2004

  1. Angelos Anastasiadis of PAOK

2005

  1. Fernando Santos of AEK Athens

2006

  1. Savvas Kofidis of Iraklis

2007

  1. Ewald Lienen of Panionios

2008

  1. Dušan Bajević of Aris
  2. Takis Lemonis of Olympiacos
  3. Giorgos Donis of Larissa

2009

  1. Fernando Santos of PAOK

2010

  1. Fernando Santos of PAOK

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