FC Shakhtar Donetsk - Head Coaches

Head Coaches

Years Name Trophies
1936–37 Nikolay Naumov
1938 Vasiliy Borisenko
1938 Grigoriy Arkhangelsky
1939–41 Abram Dangulov
1944–45 Nikolay Kuznetsov
1946–48 Aleksey Kostylev
1949 Georgiy Mazanov
1949–51 Viktor Novikov
1952 Konstantyn Kvashnin
1952–56 Aleksandr Ponomarev
1956–57 Vasiliy Yermilov
1958 Abram Dangulov
1959 Viktor Novikov
1959–60 Konstantyn Shegodsky
1960–69 Oleg Oshenkov 2 Soviet Cup
1969–70 Yuriy Voynov
1970–71 Artem Falyan
1971 Yuriy Zakharov
1971–72 Nikolai Morozov
1972–73 Oleh Bazylevych
1974 Yuriy Zakharov
1974–78 Vladimir Salkov
1979–85 Viktor Nosov 2 Soviet Cup
1 USSR Super Cup
1986 Oleh Bazylevych
1987–89 Anatoliy Kon'kov
1989–94 / Valeriy Yaremchenko
1995 Vladimir Salkov 1 Ukrainian Cup
1995–96 Valeriy Rudakov
Aug 1996–March 99 Valeriy Yaremchenko 1 Ukrainian Cup
April 1999–Sept 99 Anatoliy Byshovets
1999 Oleksiy Drozdenko
Nov 1999–Oct 01 Viktor Prokopenko 1 Ukrainian Cup
Oct 2001–Dec 01 Valeriy Yaremchenko (interim)
Jan 2002–Sept 02 Nevio Scala 1 Ukrainian Premier League
1 Ukrainian Cup
Sept 2002–June 03 Valeriy Yaremchenko
July 2003–May 04 Bernd Schuster
May 2004–June 04 Viktor Prokopenko
May 2004– Mircea Lucescu 6 Ukrainian Premier League
4 Ukrainian Cup
4 Ukrainian Super Cup
1 UEFA Cup

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