Entraîneurs Trophée EFL 2025
64
Entraîneurs
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Darrell Clarke
Barnsley
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Chris Davies
Birmingham City
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Steve Bruce
Blackpool
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Ian Evatt
Bolton Wanderers
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Nathan Jones
Charlton Athletic
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Michael Flynn
Cheltenham Town
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Michael Duff
Huddersfield Town
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Jon Brady
Northampton
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Rubén Sellés
Reading
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Shaun Maloney
Wigan Athletic
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Nigel Clough
Mansfield Town
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Alex Revell
Stevenage
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Tom Hounsell
Burton Albion
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Rob Elliot
Crawley Town
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Stephen Clemence
Barrow
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Nélson Jardim
Newport County
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Charlie Adam
Fleetwood Town
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Simon Weaver
Harrogate Town
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Andy Woodman
Bromley
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Darren Ferguson
Peterborough United
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Mat Sadler
Walsall
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Grant McCann
Doncaster Rovers
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Nigel Adkins
Tranmere Rovers
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Richie Wellens
Leyton Orient
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Ian Holloway
Swindon Town
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Sean Parrish
Shrewsbury Town
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Danny Cowley
Colchester United
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Lee Bell
Crewe Alexandra
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Stuart Maynard
Notts County
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Scott Lindsey
Milton Keynes Dons
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Mike Williamson
Carlisle United
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Steve Evans
Rotherham United
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Gary Caldwell
Exeter City
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Derek Adams
Morecambe
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John Doolan
Accrington Stanley
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Matt Taylor
Bristol Rovers
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Johnnie Jackson
AFC Wimbledon
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Paul Cook
Chesterfield
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Darren Moore
Port Vale
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Matt Bloomfield
Wycombe Wanderers
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Mark Bonner
Gillingham
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Graham Alexander
Bradford City
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Garry Monk
Cambridge United
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Michael Skubala
Lincoln City
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David Artell
Grimsby Town
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Dave Challinor
Stockport County
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Phil Parkinson
Wrexham AFC
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Karl Robinson
Salford City
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Wayne Burnett
Tottenham Hotspur U21
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Ben Wilkinson
Man. City U21
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Travis Binnion
Man. Utd U21
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Filipe Coelho
Chelsea U21
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Paul Tait
Everton U21
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Hayden Mullins
Fulham U21
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Barry Lewtas
Liverpool U21
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Leon McSweeney
Leicester U21
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Mark Robson
West Ham U21
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Diarmuid O'Carroll
Newcastle U21
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Mehmet Ali
Arsenal U21
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Josep Gombau
Aston Villa U21
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Shannon Ruth
Brighton & Hove U21
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Jamie Collins
Wolves U21
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Darren Powell
Crystal Palace U21
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Warren Joyce
Nottingham Forest U21