ISL 2024-25: List of all managers

The masterminds are ready for another season of football mastery in ISL.

Indian Super League (ISL), India’s premier professional football league, has witnessed a series of exciting seasons with talented players and strategic coaches at the helm. As the league enters its 11th season, the anticipation for intense competition and innovative tactics is higher than ever.

This article aims to provide a comprehensive list of all the coaches who are set to lead their respective teams in ISL 11. Each coach brings their unique coaching philosophy, experience, and tactical acumen to the table, promising an enthralling footballing spectacle.

From seasoned veterans to rising stars in the coaching world, the ISL 11 season is poised to showcase the diverse talent and strategic brilliance of these coaches. As the league kicks off, fans can expect to witness tactical battles, exciting matches, and the emergence of new coaching legends.

Being a head coach in football brings an incredible amount of pressure, often without too much reward. Unless a manager retires or resigns, they will be sacked from their job as soon as results become less than satisfactory. 

A coach needs to be on point with his tactics every single game and suffer criticism every time a team performs poorly. 

Despite all these flaws, coaches and managers are an extremely important element of football, and they are often the masterminds behind what eventually transpires on the field. 

The ISL is home to some of the best footballing minds out there, who have previously coached at the highest level of football and know the nitty gritty of the sport. 

Mumbai City FC, the defending champions, will be aiming to retain their title under the guidance of Petr Kratky. Kerala Blasters FC, one of the most passionate fan bases in the ISL, will be hoping for a strong season under the leadership of Mikael Stahre.

With that being said, let us take a look at the coaches for this season’s ISL campaign. 

1. Gerard Zaragoza (Bengaluru FC)
2. Petr Kratky (Mumbai City FC)
3. Juan Pedro Benali (Northeast United FC)
4. Thangboi Singto (Hyderabad FC )
5. Panagiotis Dilmperis (Punjab FC)
6. Sergio Lobera (Odisha FC)
7. Manolo Marquez (FC Goa)
8. Khalid Jamil (Jamshedpur FC)
9. Andrey Chernyshov (Mohammedan FC)
10. Jose Molina (Mohun Bagan Super Giant)
11. Mikael Stahre (Kerala Blasters FC)
12. Owen Coyle (Chennaiyin FC)
13. Carles Cuadrat (East Bengal FC)

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