Raymond Goethals Trophy

The trophy is named after Raymond Goethals, a Belgian football manager known for his success with clubs such as Anderlecht, Standard Liège, and Olympique de Marseille, where he won the UEFA Champions League in 1993. It is presented annually in December by a jury composed of former national team managers, previous winners of the trophy, referees, journalists, and members of the organizing committee. The ceremony often coincides with the anniversary of Goethals's death on December 6, 2004. == Criteria ==

The award is granted to a Belgian manager or a manager with Belgian nationality working either in Belgium or abroad whose contributions to football in the preceding season are judged to be most in line with the tactical acumen, leadership, and influence exemplified by Raymond Goethals. == Winners ==

The following managers have won the Raymond Goethals Trophy: == See also ==