Chelsea’s ever-changing Premier League managers
Since the start of the Premier League, Chelsea have become known for frequent managerial changes. From the days of Glenn Hoddle to the arrival of Enzo Maresca, the club has seen a wide range of coaching styles and successes. Even club legends like José Mourinho and Frank Lampard have had multiple spells in charge. Each manager has left a unique mark on the club’s modern football story.
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- Glenn Hoddle laid the groundwork for future success with a fourth-place finish in 1995–96.
- Ruud Gullit won the FA Cup in 1997, Chelsea’s first major trophy in 26 years.
- José Mourinho led Chelsea to Premier League titles in 2005 and 2006 during his first spell.
- Roberto Di Matteo delivered the club’s first UEFA Champions League title and won the FA Cup in 2012.
- Enzo Maresca guided Chelsea to victory in the Europa Conference League and Club World Cup in 2025.
