Winning Coaches
Year | Head coach | Champions |
---|---|---|
1960 | Gavriil Kachalin | Soviet Union |
1964 | José Villalonga | Spain |
1968 | Ferruccio Valcareggi | Italy |
1972 | Helmut Schön | West Germany |
1976 | Václav Ježek | Czechoslovakia |
1980 | Jupp Derwall | West Germany |
1984 | Michel Hidalgo | France |
1988 | Rinus Michels | Netherlands |
1992 | Richard Møller Nielsen | Denmark |
1996 | Berti Vogts | Germany |
2000 | Roger Lemerre | France |
2004 | Otto Rehhagel | Greece |
2008 | Luis Aragonés | Spain |
2012 | Vicente del Bosque | Spain |
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