List of head coaches of FC Zenit (St. Petersburg)

Below is a list of the head coaches of FC Zenit St. Petersburg since 1935. The club’s official date of birth is 1925. In the early years, LMZ teams performed at the in-house competition level, and the most experienced of the players, usually the team captain, usually played the role of a coach. Due to the lack of documents, the names of these trainers are unknown ^[1] . The first “released" coach was Pavel Butusov in 1935.

Throughout its history, the club had 33 head coaches and four acting.

Statistics on the games are given for the championship of the country.

Trainer	Work dates	AND	AT	N	P	M	Progress
Pavel Butusov	1935						Finalist of the All-Union Central Council of Trade Unions Cup
Peter Filippov	1936 - 1938	28	9	9	ten	42-56	Bronze medalist of the USSR Championship in Group B 1936
Boris Ivin	1938, and. about.	five	0	2	3	5-16
Konstantin Egorov	1938 - 1940	51	14	sixteen	21	65-95	Finalist of the USSR Cup 1939
Peter Filippov	1940	nineteen	6	five	eight	35-34
Konstantin Lemeshev *	1941 (to May)	3	0	2	one	3-4
Michael Perch *	May - June 1941 [2]	five	2	one	2	9-10
Konstantin Kvashnin *	1943
Konstantin Lemeshev	1944 - 1945	22	eight	7	7	35-31	Winner of the USSR Cup 1944
Mikhail Butusov	1946	14	four	2	eight	12-25
Ivan Talanov	1946 - 1948	42	13	eight	21	53-86
Konstantin Lemeshev	1948-1950	84	36	nineteen	29th	130 - 136
Georgy Lasin **	1950 - 1951	thirty	12	eight	ten	42-42
Vladimir Lemeshev	1952 - 1954	37	18	3	sixteen	49-52
Nikolay Lyukshinov	1954 - 1955	42	12	15	15	46-52
Arkady Alov	1956 - 1957	32	five	14	13	35-65
George Zharkov	1957 - 1960	76	29th	20	27	119-114
Gennady Bondarenko	1960	ten	five	one	four	13-12
Evgeny Eliseev	1961 - 1964	117	39	36	42	159-150
Valentin Fedorov	1964 - 1966	85	27	25	33	86-97
Arkady Alov	1967	36	6	9	21	28-63
Artyom Falyan	1968 - 1970	82	21	28	33	73-104
Evgeny Goryansky	1970 - 1972	80	27	25	28	93-84
Herman Zonin	1973 - 1977	146	41	57	48	160-177
Vladimir Kornev **	August - October 1977	7	3	one	3	12-10
Yuri Morozov	October 1977 - 1982	170	58	47	65	206-222	1980 USSR bronze medalist
Pavel Sadyrin	December 23, 1982 [3] - June 1987	148	63	42	43	205-160	Finalist of the USSR Cup 1984 USSR champion 1984 Cup holder of the USSR season 1985
Vladimir Golubev	1987 (from July)	14	four	four	6	14-15
Stanislav Zavidonov	December 17, 1987 - July 1, 1989 [4]	39	13	ten	sixteen	39-47
Vladimir Golubev	1989 (from May)	21	3	eight	ten	20-35
Anatoly Konkov	January - May 1990	7	one	3	3	5-9
Vyacheslav Bulavin	1990 (from May)	31	7	eleven	13	30-32
Yuri Morozov	1991 - March 1992	42	eleven	14	17	44-50
Vyacheslav Melnikov	March 1992 - 1994	110	49	28	33	167-127
Pavel Sadyrin	December 1994 - November 4, 1996 [5]	76	37	9	thirty	97-79	First League Championship bronze medalist 1995
Anatoly Byshovets	November 22, 1996 [6] - November 22, 1998	64	25	21	18	70-54
Anatoly Davydov **	September 24, 1998, and. about. [7] November 24, 1998 [8] - April 25, 2000	35	eleven	12	12	39-39	Russian Cup Winner 1998/99
Yuri Morozov	since April 25, 2000, and. about. [9] May 31, 2000 [10] - July 5, 2002 [11]	67	33	nineteen	15	102-67	Finalist of the Intertoto Cup 2000 Bronze medalist of the championship of Russia 2001 Finalist of the Russian Cup 2001/02
Mikhail Biryukov	5'th of July - August 26, 2002, and. about.	9	2	2	five	14-17
Boris Rappoport	August, 26th - November 17, 2002	9	0	four	five	7-14
Vlastimil Petrzhela	November 29, 2002— May 3, 2006	96	48	25	23	159-106	Premier League Cup Winner 2003 Silver medalist of the championship of Russia 2003
Vladimir Borovichka	May 3-17, 2006, and. about.	3	one	one	one	3-4
Dick Lawyer	June 26, 2006 - August 10, 2009	98	46	33	nineteen	165-103	Champion of Russia 2007 Winner of the Russian Super Cup 2008 UEFA Cup Winner 2007/08 UEFA Super Cup 2008 Winner
Anatoly Davydov	from August 10, 2009, and. about. October 3 - December 11, 2009	13	9	3	one	24-8	Bronze medalist of the championship of Russia 2009
Luciano Spalletti	December 11, 2009 - March 11, 2014	124	74	37	13	239-106	Russian Cup Winner 2009/10 Champion of Russia 2010 Winner of the Russian Super Cup 2011 Champion of Russia 2011/12 Finalist of the Russian Super Cup 2012 Silver medalist of the Russian Championship 2012/13 Finalist of the Russian Super Cup 2013
Sergey Semak	March 11–20, 2014, and. about.	one	0	0	one	0-1
Andre Villas Boash	March 20, 2014 - May 21, 2016	69	44	sixteen	9	142-60	Silver medalist of the championship of Russia 2013/14 Champion of Russia 2014/15 Winner of the Russian Super Cup 2015 Cup Winner Russia 2015/16 Bronze medalist of the championship of Russia 2015/16
Mircea Lucescu	May 24, 2016 - May 28, 2017	thirty	18	7	five	50-19	Winner of the Russian Super Cup 2016 Bronze medalist of the Russian Championship 2016/17
Roberto Mancini	June 1, 2017 - May 14, 2018	thirty	14	eleven	five	46-21
Sergey Semak	May 29, 2018 -	35	24	five	6	66-31	Champion of Russia 2018/19 Finalist of the Russian Super Cup 2019

* In 1941, the championship was not played out due to the start of World War II . Matches played are not included in the official statistics, their results were canceled. In 1943, the team was based in Kaliningrad, Moscow Region, and participated in the Moscow Championship .

** Lasin in September 1950 replaced K. Lemeshev in away matches, Kornev in August-October 1977 replaced Zonin, Davydov in October 1998 replaced Byshovets. Match statistics were counted by Lemeshev, Zonin and Byshovets, Kornev was allocated separately for clarity ^[1] .