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The following is a list of association football managers who won the First Professional Football League and its predecessors, the top professional league in the Bulgarian football league system. Currently contested by 14 clubs, it operates on a system of promotion and relegation with the Second Professional Football League. The reigning champions are Ludogorets, who won their tenth title at the end of the 2020–21 season under the management of Valdas Dambrauskas.

List of managers

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Key
0‡0 Manager won both the League and Cup in the same season, completing the Bulgarian domestic Double.
0†0 National Cup won by team from outside the top league.
Bulgarian League champions Bulgarian Football Cup winners Notes
Season Manager (Titles) Nat. Club (Titles) Final Manager (Titles) Nat. Club (Titles)
1948–49 ‡ Rezső Somlai  HUN Levski (6) 1949 (9th) ‡ Rezső Somlai  HUN Levski (4)
1950 ‡ Ivan Radoev (3)  BUL Levski (7) 1950 (10th) ‡ Ivan Radoev (3)  BUL Levski (5)
1951 ‡ Krum Milev  BUL CSKA (2) 1951 (11th) ‡ Krum Milev (2)  BUL CSKA (1)
1952 Krum Milev (2)  BUL CSKA (3) 1952 (12th) Slavia Sofia (1)
1953 Dimitar Mutafchiev  BUL Levski (8) 1953 (13th) Anastas Kovachev  BUL Lokomotiv Sofia (2)
1954 ‡ Krum Milev (3)  BUL CSKA (4) 1954 (14th) ‡ Krum Milev (3)  BUL CSKA (2)
1955 ‡ Krum Milev (4)  BUL CSKA (5) 1955 (15th) ‡ Krum Milev (4)  BUL CSKA (3)
1956 Krum Milev (5)  BUL CSKA (6) 1956 (16th) Georgi Pachedzhiev  BUL Levski (6)
1957 Krum Milev (6)  BUL CSKA (7) 1957 (17th) Georgi Pachedzhiev (2)  BUL Levski (7)
1958 Krum Milev (7)  BUL CSKA (8) 1958 (18th) Georgi Shterev  BUL Spartak Plovdiv (1)
1958–59 Krum Milev (8)  BUL CSKA (9) 1959 (19th) Georgi Pachedzhiev (3)  BUL Levski (8)
1959–60 Krum Milev (9)  BUL CSKA (10) 1960 (20th) Septemvri Sofia (1)
1960–61 (13th) ‡ Krum Milev (10)  BUL CSKA (11) 1961 (21st) ‡ Krum Milev (5)  BUL CSKA (4)
1961–62 (14th) Krum Milev (11)  BUL CSKA (12) 1962 (22nd) Botev Plovdiv (1)
1962–63 (15th) Dimitar Baykushev  BUL Spartak Plovdiv 1963 (23rd) Anastas Kovachev  BUL Slavia Sofia (2)
1963–64 (16th) Lokomotiv Sofia (2) 1964 (24th) Dobromir Tashkov  BUL Slavia Sofia (3)
1964–65 (17th) Rudolf Vytlačil  CSK Levski (9) 1965 (25th) Grigori Pinaichev  URS CSKA (5)
1965–66 (18th) Stoyan Ormandzhiev  BUL CSKA (13) 1966 (26th) Dobromir Tashkov (2)  BUL Slavia Sofia (4)
1966–67 (19th) Vasil Spasov  BUL Botev Plovdiv (2) 1967 (27th) Krastyo Chakarov  BUL Levski (9) [1]
1967–68 (19th) Krastyo Chakarov  BUL Levski (10) 1968 (28th) Vasil Spasov  BUL Spartak Sofia (1) [1]
1968–69 (20th) ‡ Stoyan Ormandzhiev (2)  BUL CSKA (14) 1969 (29th) ‡ Stoyan Ormandzhiev  BUL CSKA (6)
1969–70 (21st) ‡ Rudolf Vytlačil  CSK Levski (11) 1970 (30th) ‡ Rudolf Vytlačil  CSK Levski (10)
1970–71 (23rd) Manol Manolov  BUL CSKA (15) 1971 (31st) Levski (11)
1971–72 (24th) ‡ Manol Manolov  BUL CSKA (16) 1972 (32nd) ‡ Manol Manolov  BUL CSKA (7)
1972–73 (25th) ‡ Manol Manolov  BUL CSKA (17) 1973 (33th) ‡ Manol Manolov  BUL CSKA (8)
1973–74 (26th) Dimitar Doychinov  BUL Levski (12) 1974 (34th) Nikola Kovachev  BUL CSKA (9) [2]
1974–75 (27th) Manol Manolov  BUL CSKA (18) 1975 (35th) Atanas Parzhelov  BUL Slavia Sofia (5)
1975–76 (28th) Sergi Yotsov  BUL CSKA (19) 1976 (36th) Ivan Vutsov  BUL Levski (12)
1976–77 (29th) ‡ Vasil Spasov (2)  BUL Levski (13) 1977 (37th) ‡ Vasil Spasov (2)  BUL Levski (13)
1977–78 (30th) Vasil Metodiev  BUL Lokomotiv Sofia (3) 1978 (38th) Yanko Dinkov  BUL Marek Dupnitsa (1)
1978–79 (31st) ‡ Ivan Vutsov  BUL Levski (14) 1979 (39th) ‡ Ivan Vutsov (2)  BUL Levski (14)
1979–80 (32nd) Asparuh Nikodimov  BUL CSKA (20) 1980 (40th) Hristo Mladenov  BUL Slavia Sofia (6)
1980–81 (33rd) Asparuh Nikodimov (2)  BUL CSKA (21) 1981 (41st) Dinko Dermendzhiev  BUL Botev Plovdiv (2)
1981–82 (34th) Asparuh Nikodimov (3)  BUL CSKA (22) 1982 (42nd) Georgi Berkov  BUL Lokomotiv Sofia (3)
1982–83 (35th) ‡ Boris Stankov  BUL CSKA (23) 1983 (43rd) ‡ Stefan Bozhkov  BUL CSKA (10)
1983–84 (36th) ‡ Vasil Metodiev (2)  BUL Levski (15) 1984 (44th) ‡ Vasil Metodiev  BUL Levski (15)
1984–85 (37th) Vasil Metodiev (3)  BUL Levski (16) 1985 (45th) Manol Manolov  BUL CSKA (11)
1985–86 (38th) Evgeni Yanchovski  BUL Beroe Stara Zagora (1) 1986 (46th) Kiril Ivkov  BUL Levski (16)
1986–87 (39th) ‡ Dimitar Penev  BUL CSKA (24) 1987 (47th) ‡ Dimitar Penev  BUL CSKA (12)
1987–88 (40th) Vasil Metodiev (4)  BUL Levski (17) 1988 (48th) Dimitar Penev (2)  BUL CSKA (13)
1988–89 (41st) ‡ Dimitar Penev (2)  BUL CSKA (25) 1989 (49th) ‡ Dimitar Penev (3)  BUL CSKA (14)
1989–90 (42nd) Dimitar Penev (3)  BUL CSKA (26) 1990 (50th) Lyudmil Goranov  BUL Sliven (1)
1990–91 (43rd) Georgi Vasilev  BUL Etar (1) 1991 (51st) Vasil Metodiev (2)  BUL Levski (17)
1991–92 (44th) Asparuh Nikodimov  BUL CSKA (27) 1992 (52nd) Ivan Vutov  BUL Levski (18)
1992–93 (45th) Ivan Vutov  BUL Levski (18) 1993 (53rd) Tsvetan Yonchev  BUL CSKA (15)
1993–94 (46th) ‡ Georgi Vasilev (2)  BUL Levski (19) 1994 (54th) ‡ Georgi Vasilev  BUL Levski (19)
1994–95 (47th) Georgi Vasilev (3)  BUL Levski (20) 1995 (55th) Radoslav Zdravkov  BUL Lokomotiv Sofia (4)
1995–96 (48th) ‡ Stoyan Kotsev  BUL Slavia Sofia 1996 (56th) ‡ Stoyan Kotsev  BUL Slavia Sofia (7)
1996–97 (49th) ‡ Georgi Vasilev (4)  BUL CSKA (28) 1997 (57th) ‡ Georgi Vasilev (2)  BUL CSKA (16)
1997–98 (50th) Dimitar Dimitrov  BUL Litex Lovech (1) 1998 (58th) Mihail Valchev  BUL Levski (20)
1998–99 (51st) Ferario Spasov  BUL Litex Lovech (2) 1999 (59th) Dimitar Penev (4)  BUL CSKA (17)
1999–2000 (52nd) ‡ Dimitar Dimitrov  BUL Levski (21) 2000 (60th) ‡ Dimitar Dimitrov  BUL Levski (21)
2000–01 (53rd) Ljupko Petrović  FRY Levski (22) 2001 (61st) Ferario Spasov  BUL Litex (1)
2001–02 (54th) ‡ Slavoljub Muslin  FRY Levski (23) 2002 (62nd) ‡ Slavoljub Muslin  FRY Levski (22)
2002–03 (55th) Stoycho Mladenov  BUL CSKA (29) 2003 (63rd) Georgi Todorov  BUL Levski (23)
2003–04 (56th) Eduard Eranosyan  BUL Lokomotiv Plovdiv (1) 2004 (64th) Ljupko Petrović  SCG Litex (2)
2004–05 (57th) Miodrag Ješić  SCG CSKA Sofia (30) 2005 (65th) Stanimir Stoilov  BUL Levski (24)
2005–06 (58th) Stanimir Stoilov  BUL Levski Sofia (24) 2006 (66th) Plamen Markov  BUL CSKA (18)
2006–07 (59th) ‡ Stanimir Stoilov (2)  BUL Levski Sofia (25) 2007 (67th) ‡ Stanimir Stoilov (2)  BUL Levski (25)
2007–08 (60th) Stoycho Mladenov  BUL CSKA (31) 2008 (68th) Miodrag Ješić  SRB Litex (3)
2008–09 (61st) Emil Velev  BUL Levski Sofia (26) 2009 (69th) Stanimir Stoilov (3)  BUL Litex (4)
2009–10 (62nd) Angel Chervenkov  BUL Litex Lovech (3) 2010 (70th) Ilian Iliev  BUL Beroe (1)
2010–11 (63rd) Lyuboslav Penev  BUL Litex Lovech (4) 2011 (71st) Milen Radukanov  BUL CSKA (19) [M]
2011–12 (64th) ‡ Ivaylo Petev  BUL Ludogorets (1) 2012 (72nd) ‡ Ivaylo Petev  BUL Ludogorets (1)
2012–13 (65th) Ivaylo Petev (2)  BUL Ludogorets (2) 2013 (73rd) Petar Houbchev  BUL Beroe (2)
2013–14 (66th) ‡ Stoycho Stoev  BUL Ludogorets (3) 2014 (74th) ‡ Stoycho Stoev  BUL Ludogorets (2)
2014–15 (67th) Georgi Dermendzhiev  BUL Ludogorets (4) 2015 (75th) Nikola Spasov  BUL Cherno More (1)
2015–16 (68th) Georgi Dermendzhiev (2)  BUL Ludogorets (5) 2016 (76th) † Hristo Yanev  BUL CSKA (20)
2016–17 (69th) Georgi Dermendzhiev (3)  BUL Ludogorets (6) 2017 (77th) Nikolay Kirov  BUL Botev (3)
2017–18 (70th) Dimitar Dimitrov  BUL Ludogorets (7) 2018 (78th) Zlatomir Zagorčić  BUL Slavia (8) [B]
2018–19 (71st) Stoycho Stoev (2)  BUL Ludogorets (8) 2019 (79th) Bruno Akrapović  BIH Lokomotiv Plovdiv (1)
2019–20 (72nd) Pavel Vrba  CZE Ludogorets (9) 2020 (80th) Bruno Akrapović  BIH Lokomotiv Plovdiv (2)
2020–21 (73rd) Valdas Dambrauskas  LTU Ludogorets (10) 2021 (81st) Lyuboslav Penev  BUL CSKA (21)
2021–22 (74th) Ante Šimundža  SLO Ludogorets (11) 2022 (82nd) Stanimir Stoilov (4)  BUL Levski (26)
2022–23 (75th) ‡ Ivaylo Petev (3)  BUL Ludogorets (12) 2023 (83rd) ‡ Ivaylo Petev (2)  BUL Ludogorets (3)
2023–24 (76th) Georgi Dermendzhiev (4)  BUL Ludogorets (13) 2024 (84th) Dušan Kerkez  BIH Botev Plovdiv (4)
Notes
  • [M] In the 2010–11 season Branislav Milačić took over the helm at Mogren in April two months before end of season. He led the team on Matchdays 25–33 and clinched the title on the last day of the season on 28 May 2011.
  • B In the 2017–18 season Nikola Jurčević took over Dinamo Zagreb from Mario Cvitanović in March, and won the title with 3 games to play in May. He was sacked with only one league fixture left to play and replaced with Nenad Bjelica.
  • C The 2019–20 season was another turbulent season for Dinamo. Following the Covid-19 lockdown in March, coach Bjelica was sacked in late April. He was replaced by Dinamo's youth coach Igor Jovićević and under him the club clinched the 2019–20 league title on 20 June 2020 with a draw against Gorica on Matchday 30, with six games left to play. However, following a 2–0 defeat to rivals Rijeka on Matchday 33, Jovićević too was sacked on 6 July 2020 and replaced by Zoran Mamić for the last three fixtures of the season.
  1. ^ a b "Krastyo Chakarov manager profile". Transfermarkt.com. Retrieved 16 May 2024.
  2. ^ "Dimitar Doychinov manager profile". Transfermarkt.com. Retrieved 17 May 2024.
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