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==== Belgium ====
==== Belgium ====
*'''[[Hemsley Akpa-Chukwu]]''' – '''Empoli''' – 2024–{{Cref2|b CMR}} [Empoli https://empolifc.com/primavera-akpa-chukwu-hemsley-e-un-nuovo-calciatore-azzurro/]
*'''[[Hemsley Akpa-Chukwu]]''' – '''Empoli''' – 2024–{{Cref2|b CMR}} [Empoli https://empolifc.com/primavera-akpa-chukwu-hemsley-e-un-nuovo-calciatore-azzurro/]
*'''[[Jean Butez]]''' – '''Como''' – 2024–
*'''[[Moutir Chajia]]''' – '''Como''' – 2024–
*'''[[Moutir Chajia]]''' – '''Como''' – 2024–
*'''[[Ayanda Sishuba]]''' – '''Verona''' – 2024–
*'''[[Ayanda Sishuba]]''' – '''Verona''' – 2024–
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==== Netherlands ====
==== Netherlands ====
*'''[[Elaydjah Nijon]]''' – '''Udinese''' – 2024–
*'''[[Elaydjah Nijon]]''' – '''Udinese''' – 2024–

==== Norway ====
*'''[[Mathias Løvik]]''' – '''Parma''' – 2024–


==== Poland ====
==== Poland ====
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===Croatia===
===Croatia===
*'''[[Filip Brekalo]]''' – '''Reggiana''' – 2024– [https://reggianacalcio.it/2024/07/11/filip-brekalo-e-un-nuovo-difensore-della-reggiana/ Acq Reggiana]
*'''[[Filip Brekalo (footballer, born 2003)|Filip Brekalo]]''' – '''Reggiana''' – 2024– [https://reggianacalcio.it/2024/07/11/filip-brekalo-e-un-nuovo-difensore-della-reggiana/ Acq Reggiana]
*'''[[Ante Matej Jurič]]''' [https://bresciacalcio.it/ante-matej-juric-e-un-nuovo-calciatore-del-brescia-2/ Acq Brescia]
*'''[[Ante Matej Jurič]]''' [https://bresciacalcio.it/ante-matej-juric-e-un-nuovo-calciatore-del-brescia-2/ Acq Brescia]
*'''[[Noa Kljajić]]''' – '''Reggiana''' – 2024–
*'''[[Noa Kljajić]]''' – '''Reggiana''' – 2024–
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*'''[[Yannis Nahounou]]''' [https://reggianacalcio.it/2024/07/20/il-difensore-francese-yannis-nahounou-sigla-un-biennale-in-granata/ Acquisto Salernitana]
*'''[[Yannis Nahounou]]''' [https://reggianacalcio.it/2024/07/20/il-difensore-francese-yannis-nahounou-sigla-un-biennale-in-granata/ Acquisto Salernitana]
*'''[[Lilian Njoh]]''' [https://salernitana.it/news/lilian-njoh-e-un-nuovo-giocatore-della-salernitana/ Acquisto Salernitana]
*'''[[Lilian Njoh]]''' [https://salernitana.it/news/lilian-njoh-e-un-nuovo-giocatore-della-salernitana/ Acquisto Salernitana]

===Ireland===
*'''[[Liam Kerrigan]]''' – '''Como''' – 2022– [Como https://comofootball.com/liam-kerrigan-al-como-a-titolo-definitivo/]


===Ivory Coast===
===Ivory Coast===
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* {{Flagicon|DEU}} [[Roberto D'Aversa]] – Sampdoria, Torino, Bologna – 2012–16, 2018–23
* {{Flagicon|DEU}} [[Roberto D'Aversa]] – Sampdoria, Torino, Bologna – 2012–16, 2018–23
* {{Flagicon|DZA}} [[Matteo Ferrari]] – Genoa, Lecce – 1997–99
* {{Flagicon|DZA}} [[Matteo Ferrari]] – Genoa, Lecce – 1997–99
* {{Flagicon|DEU}} [[Roberto Floriano]] – Foggia, Palermo – 2017–18, 2022–23
* {{Flagicon|LBY}} [[Claudio Gentile]] – Ancona, Piacenza – 1972–73, 1987–88
* {{Flagicon|LBY}} [[Claudio Gentile]] – Ancona, Piacenza – 1972–73, 1987–88
* {{Flagicon|DEU}} [[Vincenzo Italiano]] – Verona, Genoa, Chievo, Padova – 1997–99, 2002–08, 2009–12
* {{Flagicon|DEU}} [[Vincenzo Italiano]] – Verona, Genoa, Chievo, Padova – 1997–99, 2002–08, 2009–12
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*{{flagicon|RSA|1928}} {{flagicon|ENG}} – [[Eddie Firmani]] – Genoa – 1961–62
*{{flagicon|RSA|1928}} {{flagicon|ENG}} – [[Eddie Firmani]] – Genoa – 1961–62
*{{flagicon|ARG}} – [[Fernando Forestieri]] – Genoa, Vicenza, Empoli, Bari – 2006–07, 2008–09, 2010–12
*{{flagicon|ARG}} – [[Fernando Forestieri]] – Genoa, Vicenza, Empoli, Bari – 2006–07, 2008–09, 2010–12
*{{flagicon|MDG}} – [[Jean Freddi Greco]] – Vicenza – 2022–23


Da [[Elisio Gabardo]]
Da [[Elisio Gabardo]]
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=== Portugal ===
=== Portugal ===
*'''[[Sérgio Conceição]]''' – '''Milan''' – 2019–21, 2024–
*'''[[Sérgio Conceição]]''' – '''Milan''' – 2024–
*[[Paulo Fonseca]] – Roma, Milan – 2019–21, 2024–25{{Cref2|b MOZ–POR}}
*[[Paulo Fonseca]] – Roma, Milan – 2019–21, 2024–25{{Cref2|b MOZ–POR}}
*[[José Mourinho]] – Inter, Roma – 2008–10, 2021–24
*[[José Mourinho]] – Inter, Roma – 2008–10, 2021–24

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Chile

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Georgia

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France

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Georgia

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Norway

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Portugal

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Spain

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Senegal

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Finland

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Croatia

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Romania

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Argentina

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Brazil

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  • Leonardo – Inter, Milan – 2009–11

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Uruguay

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List of foreign Serie B head coaches

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Argentina

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Croatia

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Czech Republic

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Uruguay

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