Headcoaches of Ajax

	Name	From	Until	Competition matches succes rate	Comments
	Adrie Koster	9 October 2007	now		temporarily coach
	Henk ten Cate	19 May 2006	8 October 2007	74,80% (28 won, 8 draw, 5 lost matches)	Won 2 Johan Cruijff Trophy (2006 and 2007) and 1 KNVB Cup (2007) Left Ajax after losing in the first round UEFA Cup from Dinamo Zagreb, the worst European result for Ajax since 1989.
	Danny Blind	14 March 2005	10 May 2006	64,58% (29 won, 6 draw, 13 lost matches)	Won 1 Johan Cruijff Trophy (2005) and 1 KNVB Cup (2006)
	Ruud Krol	26 February 2005	14 March 2005	100% (2 won, 0 draw, 0 lost matches)	temporarily coach
	Ronald Koeman	3 December 2001	25 February 2005	76,97% (78 won, 20 draw, 12 lost matches)	Won 2 national championships (2002 and 2004) and the Johan Cruijff Trophy in 2002.
	Co Adriaanse	1 July 2000	29 November 2001	62,50% (27 won, 9 draw, 12 lost matches)
	Hans Westerhof	22 March 2000	30 June 2000	51,85% (4 won, 2 draw, 3 lost matches)	temporarily coach
	Jan Wouters	12 December 1998	21 March 2000	57,14% (21 won, 9 draw, 12 lost matches)	Won the Dutch KNVB Cup (1999)
	Morten Olsen	1 July 1997	12 December 1998	79,08% (38 won, 7 draw, 6 lost matches)	Won 1 national championship (1998) and 1 Dutch KNVB Cup (1998)
	Louis van Gaal	28 November 1991	July 1997	74,92% (136 won, 37 draw, 25 lost matches)	Won 1 UEFA Cup (1992), 1 Dutch KNVB Cup (1993), 1 European Supercup (1995), 3 Dutch Supercups (1993-1995), 3 national championships (1994-1996), 1 Europa Cup for champions, later formed into the Champions league (1995), 1 World Cup (1995)
	Leo Beenhakker	August 1989	November 1991	68,28% (75 won, 29 draw, 20 lost matches)	Won 1 national championship in 1990, and remained technical director until November 1997
	Anton Kohn and Louis van Gaal	November 1988	August 1989	74,71% (20 won, 5 draw, 4 lost matches)	temporarily coach
	Kurt Linder	August 1988	20 November 1988	76,07% (28 won, 5 draw, 6 lost matches)
	Barry Hulshoff, Anton Kohn and Bob Haarms	January 1988	August 1988	72,92% (11 won, 2 draw, 3 lost matches)	temporarily coach
	Johan Cruijff	August 1985	4 January 1988	74,81% (62 won, 7 draw, 17 lost matches)	Won the KNVB Cup twice (1986 and 1987) and the European Cup 2 (1987)