Three-peat dynasties, parachuted European tacticians and emerging local heroes all chase the same continental crown. Where do you stand?
1Hassan ShehataEgyptian coach with an unprecedented three consecutive AFCON titles in 2006, 2008 and 2010.1000pts
2Henri MichelFrench coach who led Ivory Coast to the 2006 AFCON final in Egypt, lost on penalties, and to the country's first World Cup the same year.576pts
3François ZahouiIvorian coach whose side went through the 2012 AFCON without conceding a goal before losing the final to Zambia on penalties.576pts
4Augustine EguavoenNigerian coach who led the Super Eagles to third place at the 2006 AFCON and returned as interim boss to win all three group games in 2021.529pts
5Stephen KeshiNigerian coach who delivered the 2013 AFCON, one of only two men to win it as player and coach.529pts
6Florent IbengeDR Congo coach who took the Leopards to third place at the 2015 AFCON, including a 4-2 comeback quarter-final win over neighbours Congo.529pts
7Badou ZakiFormer Morocco goalkeeper who coached the Atlas Lions to the 2004 AFCON final in Tunisia, their best finish since winning the 1976 title.529pts
8Hervé RenardFrench tactician who lifted AFCON with two different nations — Zambia in 2012 and Ivory Coast in 2015.475pts
9Gernot RohrGerman coach who guided Nigeria to third place at the 2019 AFCON in Egypt, beating holders Cameroon and South Africa along the way.475pts
10Claude Le RoyVeteran French coach with multiple deep AFCON runs across decades and African nations.475pts
11Emerse FaéInterim Ivory Coast coach who completed a stunning comeback to win the 2023 AFCON on home soil.411pts
12Vahid HalilhodžićBosnian coach who led Algeria, Ivory Coast and Morocco to strong AFCON campaigns.411pts
13Walid RegraguiMorocco boss who reached the 2022 World Cup semi-final and led the hosts to the 2025 AFCON final, named coach of the tournament before CAF awarded Morocco the title on appeal.411pts
14Roger LemerreFrench coach who added the 2004 AFCON with Tunisia to his Euro 2000 trophy.411pts
15Djamel BelmadiAlgerian boss who guided the Fennecs to a 2019 AFCON triumph in Egypt.411pts
16Otto PfisterGerman veteran who guided Cameroon to the 2008 AFCON final in Ghana, where the Indomitable Lions lost 1-0 to Egypt.337pts
17Winfried SchäferGerman manager who lifted the 2002 AFCON with Cameroon's Indomitable Lions.337pts
18Bruno MetsuFrench manager who guided Senegal to the 2002 AFCON final and a memorable World Cup quarterfinal.247pts
19Pape ThiawSenegal coach whose side beat hosts Morocco 1-0 after extra time in the 2025 final, a result CAF's appeal board later overturned and Senegal took to CAS.247pts
20António ConceiçãoPortuguese coach who led hosts Cameroon to third place at the 2021 AFCON, with Vincent Aboubakar finishing as the tournament's top scorer.247pts
21Milovan RajevacSerbian coach who took a young Ghana side to the 2010 AFCON final in Angola before reaching the World Cup quarter-finals months later.247pts
22José PeseiroPortuguese coach who guided Nigeria to the 2023 AFCON final, eliminating Cameroon and South Africa before losing 2-1 to hosts Ivory Coast.247pts
23Rabah SaâdaneAlgerian coach who led the Fennecs to the 2010 AFCON semi-finals, beating Ivory Coast in the quarter-finals, and to the World Cup that summer.247pts
24Avram GrantIsraeli coach who took Ghana to the 2015 AFCON final.0pts
25Aliou CisséSenegal boss who delivered the Lions of Teranga their first AFCON crown in 2021.0pts
26Hugo BroosBelgian coach who masterminded Cameroon's surprise 2017 AFCON triumph and later led South Africa to third place at the 2023 edition.0pts
27Héctor CúperArgentine coach who returned Egypt to the AFCON after seven years away and led them to the 2017 final, lost 2-1 to Cameroon.0pts
28Carlos QueirozPortuguese coach who led Egypt to the 2021 AFCON final, knocking out Ivory Coast and hosts Cameroon on penalties before losing to Senegal.0pts
29Henryk KasperczakPolish coach who led Mali to the AFCON semi-finals on home soil in 2002 and again in Tunisia in 2004.0pts
Photo credits
- Hassan Shehata — Doha Stadium Plus Qatar, CC BY 2.0
- Henri Michel — mustapha ennaimi, CC BY 2.0
- François Zahoui — Aristidek5maya, CC BY 4.0
- Augustine Eguavoen — Soccermax Nig, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Florent Ibenge — MONUSCO Photos, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Badou Zaki — Luigi Novi, CC BY 4.0
- Gernot Rohr — Кирилл Венедиктов, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Vahid Halilhodžić — Clément Bucco-Lechat, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Walid Regragui — Nawfel Ajari, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Roger Lemerre — mustapha_ennaimi, CC BY 2.0
- Otto Pfister — 14, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Bruno Metsu — Doha Stadium Plus Qatar, CC BY 2.0
- Pape Thiaw — Irish Football Fan TV, CC BY 3.0
- António Conceição — Happiraphael, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Milovan Rajevac — Patrick de Laive, CC BY-SA 2.0
- José Peseiro — Богдан Заяц, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Rabah Saâdane — Credits to Reda Kerbush / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Avram Grant — Medija centar Beograd, CC BY 3.0
- Héctor Cúper — Анна Нэсси, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Carlos Queiroz — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Henryk Kasperczak — Ja Fryta from Strzegom, CC BY-SA 2.0



















