Gerardo Martino
Argentine football manager
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| 2024 | Won Supporters' Shield with Inter Miami |
| November 22 2024 | Martino announced his resignation from Inter Miami's head coach position, citing personal reasons. |
| 2023 | Martino led Inter Miami to win the Leagues Cup, the club's first trophy, with new signing Lionel Messi playing a key role. |
| July 10 2023 | Appointed as head coach of Inter Miami in the United States |
| June 28 2023 | Gerardo Martino was announced as head coach of Inter Miami, returning to MLS after previously coaching Atlanta United in 2018. |
| 2022 | Concluded three-year tenure with Mexico national team, being eliminated in the group stage of the FIFA World Cup. |
| November 30 2022 | Concluded his tenure with the Mexico national team |
| 2021 | Martino experienced a significant downturn, losing both the inaugural CONCACAF Nations League final and CONCACAF Gold Cup to the United States. |
| November 2021 | Mexico lost 2-0 to the United States in World Cup qualifying, marking the first time since 1934 that one side swept three matches against the other in a calendar year. |
| 2019 | Martino led Mexico to victory in the CONCACAF Gold Cup, defeating the United States 1-0 and winning his first national title with the team. |
| March 22 2019 | Martino won his first match with Mexico, defeating Chile 3-1 in a friendly match. |
| January 7 2019 | Gerardo Martino was announced as head coach of the Mexico national team, marking his return to international management since leaving Argentina in May 2016. |
| 2018 | Led Atlanta United to MLS Cup victory in their second season and was named MLS Coach of the Year. |
| October 23 2018 | Martino announced he would not renew his contract with Atlanta United after the MLS season, concluding his tenure with the team. |
| 2017 | Named head coach of Atlanta United, a new MLS expansion team. |
| September 27 2016 | Gerardo Martino was announced as the inaugural head coach of Atlanta United in Major League Soccer (MLS). |
| September 27 2016 | Began managing Atlanta United in the United States |
| July 5 2016 | Resigned from the Argentina national team. |
| June 26 2016 | Argentina finished as runners-up in the Copa América Centenario Final, losing to Chile on penalties. |
| 2015 | Led Argentina national team to the Copa América Final, losing to hosts Chile on penalties. |
| 2014 | Finished as Copa del Rey runner-up with Barcelona |
| August 13 2014 | Became head coach of the Argentina national football team |
| August 12 2014 | Gerardo Martino was introduced as the new head coach of the Argentina national team, succeeding Alejandro Sabella after the Brazil World Cup. |
| May 17 2014 | Resigned from Barcelona after finishing runner-up in both Copa del Rey and La Liga. |
| 2013 | Reached the semi-finals of the Copa Libertadores with Newell's Old Boys, a significant achievement that elevated his reputation as a coach and attracted attention from European clubs like Barcelona. |
| 2013 | Martino won the Torneo Final, the second and final stage of the Argentine Primera División season with Newell's Old Boys, transforming the team from relegation candidates to champions. |
| November 20 2013 | Martino's unbeaten start as Barcelona coach ended after 21 matches, with a 2-1 away loss to Ajax in the 2013–14 UEFA Champions League. |
| October 26 2013 | Martino won his first Clásico as Barcelona coach, defeating Real Madrid 2-1 at Camp Nou. |
| August 18 2013 | Martino managed his first competitive game for Barcelona, achieving a dominant 7-0 victory over Levante in the opening match of the 2013–14 La Liga season. |
| July 23 2013 | Appointed as head coach of Barcelona, marking a significant milestone in his international coaching career |
| July 7 2013 | Gerardo Martino was confirmed as the new head coach of Barcelona, replacing Tito Vilanova who had resigned due to health issues. He signed a two-year contract with the club. |
| January 1 2012 | Returned to Argentina to manage Newell's Old Boys |
| 2011 | Finished as Copa América runner-up with Paraguay |
| July 29 2011 | Concluded his tenure with the Paraguay national team |
| July 10 2010 | Martino agreed to continue as Paraguay coach until after the 2011 Copa America, where Paraguay finished as runners-up, losing to Uruguay in the final. |
| July 5 2010 | Martino announced he would be stepping down as Paraguay coach after the 2010 FIFA World Cup, where he led Paraguay to the quarter-finals. |
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