List of Asian national football team managers

This is a list of Asian national football team managers. This encompasses every manager who currently manages a national team under the control of AFC.

Managers
As of 27 August 2023
CountryManagerAppointedTime as ManagerRef
 AfghanistanKuwait Abdullah Al Mutairi28 April 2023180 days[1]
 AustraliaAustralia Graham Arnold14 July 20185 years, 103 days[2]
 BahrainArgentina Juan Antonio Pizzi14 July 2023103 days
 BangladeshSpain Javier Cabrera8 January 20221 year, 290 days[3]
 BhutanBhutan Pema Dorji1 January 20194 years, 297 days[4]
 BruneiSpain Mario Rivera1 December 20202 years, 328 days[5]
 CambodiaArgentina Félix Dalmás2 April 2023206 days[6]
 ChinaSerbia Aleksandar Jankovic24 February 2023243 days
 Chinese TaipeiChinese Taipei Yeh Hsien-chung16 February 20203 years, 251 days
 GuamSouth Korea Kim Sang-hoon23 September 20212 years, 32 days[7]
 Hong KongNorway Jorn Andersen18 December 20211 year, 311 days
 IndiaCroatia Igor Štimac15 May 20194 years, 163 days[8]
 IndonesiaSouth Korea Shin Tae-yong28 December 20193 years, 301 days[9]
 IranIran Amir Ghalenoei13 March 2023226 days
 IraqSpain Jesús Casas25 November 2022334 days[10]
 JapanJapan Hajime Moriyasu26 July 20185 years, 91 days[11]
 JordanMorocco Hussein Ammouta27 June 2023120 days
 KuwaitPortugal Rui Bento21 February 20221 year, 246 days
 KyrgyzstanSlovakia Stefan Tarkovic24 April 2023184 days
 LaosGermany Michael Weiß7 January 20221 year, 291 days
 LebanonCroatia Nikola Jurcevic2 October 202323 days
 MacauAngola Lázaro Oliveira23 January 20203 years, 275 days
 MalaysiaSouth Korea Kim Pan-gon21 January 20221 year, 277 days
 MaldivesItaly Francesco Moriero27 January 20203 years, 271 days
 MongoliaJapan Ichiro Otsuka21 December 20211 year, 308 days
 MyanmarGermany Michael Feichtenbeiner1 March 2023238 days[12]
   NepalItaly Vincenzo Alberto Annese1 March 2023238 days[13]
 North KoreaNorth Korea Yun Jong-su13 December 20184 years, 316 days[14]
 Northern Mariana IslandsJapan Mita Michiteru1 February 20176 years, 266 days[15]
 OmanCroatia Branko Ivanković19 January 20203 years, 279 days[16]
 PakistanEngland Stephen Constantine30 September 202325 days
 PalestineTunisia Makram Daboub22 April 20212 years, 186 days[17]
 PhilippinesGermany Michael Weiß6 June 2023141 days[18]
 QatarPortugal Carlos Queiroz6 February 2023261 days
 Saudi ArabiaItaly Roberto Mancini27 August 202359 days[19]
 SingaporeJapan Takayuki Nishigaya25 April 20221 year, 183 days
 South KoreaGermany Jurgen Klinsmann27 February 2023240 days
 Sri LankaScotland Andy Morrison11 May 20221 year, 167 days[20]
 SyriaArgentina Hector Cuper3 February 2023264 days
 TajikistanGermany Petar Šegrt27 January 20221 year, 271 days[21]
 ThailandBrazil Alexandré Pölking28 September 20212 years, 27 days
 Timor-LesteMalaysia Gopalkrishnan Ramasamy1 October 20221 year, 24 days[22]
 TurkmenistanTurkmenistan Mergen Orazow6 January 2023292 days[23]
 United Arab EmiratesPortugal Paulo Bento9 July 2023108 days
 UzbekistanSlovenia Srecko Katanec29 August 20212 years, 57 days
 VietnamFrance Philippe Troussier27 February 2023240 days
 YemenCzech Republic Miroslav Soukup16 November 2022343 days[24]

See also

References
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  6. "Dalmas will take over for Honda after games". www.phnompenhpost.com. Retrieved 28 April 2023.
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  23. Состоялось очередное заседание исполкома Федерации футбола Туркменистана
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