South American Coach of the Year

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The South American Coach of the Year is a yearly award given to the best football South American coach currently coaching in a South American club or South American National football team. The award is held since 1986 by Uruguayan newspaper "El País".

1 Winners
- 1.1 By year
- 1.2 Wins by country
2 External links

[edit] Winners

[edit] By year

Year	Coach	Club/National Team	Nationality
1986	Carlos Bilardo	Argentina	Argentina
1987	Carlos Bilardo (2)	Argentina	Argentina
1988	Roberto Fleitas	Nacional (URU)	Uruguay
1989	Sebastião Lazaroni	Brazil	Brazil
1990	Luís Alberto Cubilla	Olimpia (PAR)	Uruguay
1991	Alfio Basile	Argentina	Argentina
1992	Telê Santana	São Paulo FC (BRA)	Brazil
1993	Francisco Maturana	Colombia	Colombia
1994	Carlos Bianchi	Vélez Sársfield (ARG)	Argentina
1995	Héctor Núñez	Uruguay	Uruguay
1996	Hernán Darío Gómez	Colombia	Colombia
1997	Daniel Passarella	Argentina	Argentina
1998	Carlos Bianchi (2)	Boca Juniors (ARG)	Argentina
1999	Luiz Felipe Scolari	Palmeiras (BRA)	Brazil
2000	Carlos Bianchi (3)	Boca Juniors (ARG)	Argentina
2001	Carlos Bianchi (4)	Boca Juniors (ARG)	Argentina
2002	Luiz Felipe Scolari (2)	Brazil	Brazil
2003	Carlos Bianchi (5)	Boca Juniors (ARG)	Argentina
2004	Luis Fernando Montoya	Once Caldas (COL)	Colombia
2005	Anibal "Maño" Ruíz	Paraguay	Uruguay
2006	Claudio Borghi	Colo-Colo (CHI)	Argentina
2007	Gerardo Martino	Paraguay	Argentina