Patrick Vieira
French football player and manager
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| November 20 2024 | Patrick Vieira was announced as the new head coach of Genoa after the dismissal of previous manager Alberto Gilardino. |
| July 18 2024 | Patrick Vieira left Strasbourg by mutual agreement. |
| September 24 2023 | Strasbourg began an eight-game winless run under Vieira, which lasted until 7 December, with fans attributing the team's struggles to a summer transfer window that involved young signings not meeting expectations. |
| August 13 2023 | Vieira made his managerial debut for Strasbourg, leading the team to a 2–1 home win against Lyon. |
| July 2 2023 | Patrick Vieira signed a three-year deal to become the manager of Ligue 1 club Strasbourg following the club's takeover by Chelsea owners, BlueCo. |
| March 17 2023 | Vieira was sacked by Crystal Palace after a twelve-game run without a win. |
| March 15 2023 | Patrick Vieira's last match in charge of Crystal Palace ended in a 1–0 away defeat to rivals Brighton & Hove Albion. |
| 2022 | He was inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame. |
| May 19 2022 | Vieira was involved in an altercation with pitch-invading Everton fans at Goodison Park. |
| August 14 2021 | Vieira lost 3–0 away to Chelsea in his debut match as manager of Crystal Palace. |
| July 4 2021 | Patrick Vieira was appointed as manager of Premier League club Crystal Palace on a three-year contract. |
| December 4 2020 | Nice announced that Patrick Vieira was no longer the manager of the club after five consecutive losses and elimination from the group stage of the Europa League. |
| 2019 | Awarded the Golden Foot Legends Award, celebrating his legendary status in football. |
| 2019 | Patrick Vieira received the Golden Foot Legends Award. |
| June 11 2018 | Patrick Vieira was appointed as the manager of Ligue 1 side Nice. |
| 2017 | New York City FC improved its position in the combined MLS standings, finishing second in Vieira's second season as head coach. |
| 2016 | Despite losing in the conference semi-finals to Toronto, Vieira's first season as head coach was considered successful, reflecting improvements in the team's performance. |
| May 21 2016 | Under Vieira's management, New York City FC suffered a significant 7-0 home defeat to New York Red Bulls. |
| March 6 2016 | Vieira took charge of his first Major League Soccer game, leading New York City FC to a 4-3 victory against Chicago Fire. |
| January 1 2016 | Patrick Vieira began his managerial career with New York City FC. |
| 2015 | Patrick Vieira managed the Manchester City EDS team, securing the Premier League International Cup during the 2014–15 season. |
| November 9 2015 | Patrick Vieira was announced as the new head coach of New York City FC, effective from 1 January 2016, replacing inaugural head coach Jason Kreis. |
| May 2015 | Vieira was interviewed for the managerial position at Newcastle United, but both parties ultimately rejected the opportunity due to differing policies. |
| 2014 | Inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame, recognizing his significant contributions to English football. |
| 2014 | Patrick Vieira was named in the Ultimate Team Legends in FIFA 14. |
| 2014 | Vieira worked as a pundit for ITV during their coverage of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. |
| 2014 | Patrick Vieira was inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame. |
| 2013 | After retiring from playing, Vieira transitioned into coaching and took charge of the academy at Manchester City. |
| May 2013 | Vieira was appointed as the manager of Manchester City's new reserve team, the Elite Development Squad (EDS). |
| 2012 | Nine players from the Diambars football academy, which Patrick Vieira helped establish, were included in Senegal's squad for the Olympic football tournament. |
| 2011 | Received the UNFP 20 Year Special Team Trophy, commemorating his long and distinguished career. |
| July 14 2011 | Patrick Vieira retired from professional football at the age of 35 and took on a role as a development executive at Manchester City. |
| June 9 2011 | Vieira agreed to a one-year extension of his contract with Manchester City, keeping him at the club until the summer of 2011. |
| May 14 2011 | Vieira made an added-time substitute appearance in the FA Cup Final as Manchester City won 1–0 against Stoke City at Wembley. |
| April 3 2011 | Vieira scored as a substitute for Manchester City in a 5–0 victory against Sunderland in the Premier League. |
| February 22 2011 | Vieira scored two goals for Manchester City in a 5–0 FA Cup Fourth Round replay victory over Notts County and was named Man of the Match. |
| 2010 | He won the FA Cup with Manchester City for the 2010–11 season. |
| 2010 | Vieira retired from international competition after making 107 appearances for France. |
| July 7 2010 | Vieira confirmed that he was no longer interested in playing for France, choosing to focus on his career with Manchester City. |
| April 3 2010 | Vieira scored his first goal for Manchester City in a 6–1 win against Burnley. |
| February 9 2010 | Vieira made his first start for Manchester City against Bolton Wanderers, assisting in a 2–0 victory. |
| February 6 2010 | Vieira made his debut for Manchester City in a 2–1 defeat to Hull City, coming on as a substitute. |
| January 8 2010 | Patrick Vieira had a medical at Manchester City, confirming he would join the club on a six-month deal, reuniting with former Arsenal colleagues and manager Roberto Mancini. |
| January 6 2010 | Vieira was included in the starting lineup for Inter's match against Chievo, marking his eighth league start of the season. |
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