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Mongolian football coach

Sandagdorjiin Erdenebat
Personal information
Date of birth	(1966-06-17) June 17, 1966 (age 58)
Place of birth	Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Team information
Current team	Mongolia
Managerial career
Years	Team
2011–2014	Mongolia (men)
2021–	Mongolia (women)

In this Mongolian name, the given name is Erdenebat. Sandagdorj is a patronymic, not a family name.

Sandagdorjiin Erdenebat (Mongolian: Сандагдоржийн Эрдэнэбат; born June 17, 1966) is a Mongolian football coach. He was the coach of the Mongolia national football team from 2011 to 2014.

Career

Managerial

Nat	Team	from	to	Record
Nat	Team	from	to	Games	Wins	Draws	Losses	Win %
	Mongolia	2011	2014	7	2	1	4	028.57
Total				7	2	1	4	028.57

References

Sandagdorjiin Erdenebat at Soccerway

v t e Current managers of AFC women's national teams
Sermanni (c) (Australia) Al Harban (Bahrain) Robbani (Bangladesh) Na (Bhutan) Laboravy (Cambodia) Shui Q.X. (China) Echigo (Chinese Taipei) Awa (Guam) Rambo (Hong Kong) Dennerby (India) Mochizuki (Indonesia) Azmoon (Iran) Qader (Iraq) Sasaki (c) (Japan) Nascimento (Jordan) Vacant (Kuwait) Berezovsky (Kyrgyzstan) Vongmisay (Laos) Gharzeddine (Lebanon) Iong C.I. (Macau) Al-Zoubi (Malaysia) Berber (Maldives) Erdenebat (Mongolia) Uki (Myanmar) Tamang (Nepal) Jo S.O. (North Korea) Vacant (Pakistan) Beitello (Palestine) Torcaso (Philippines) Al-Abdullah (Qatar) Lappi-Seppälä (Saudi Arabia) Bencherifa (Singapore) Shin S.W. (South Korea) Jusmin (Sri Lanka) Jblawi (Syria) Rabiev (Tajikistan) Srathongvian (c) (Thailand) Entil (Timor-Leste) Mingazow (Turkmenistan) Orlando (United Arab Emirates) Honda (Uzbekistan) Mai Đ.C. (Vietnam)
(c) – caretaker manager

Current managers of AFC women's national teams

Sermanni (c) (Australia)
Al Harban (Bahrain)
Robbani (Bangladesh)
Na (Bhutan)
Laboravy (Cambodia)
Shui Q.X. (China)
Echigo (Chinese Taipei)
Awa (Guam)
Rambo (Hong Kong)
Dennerby (India)
Mochizuki (Indonesia)
Azmoon (Iran)
Qader (Iraq)
Sasaki (c) (Japan)
Nascimento (Jordan)
Vacant (Kuwait)
Berezovsky (Kyrgyzstan)
Vongmisay (Laos)
Gharzeddine (Lebanon)
Iong C.I. (Macau)
Al-Zoubi (Malaysia)
Berber (Maldives)
Erdenebat (Mongolia)
Uki (Myanmar)
Tamang (Nepal)
Jo S.O. (North Korea)
Vacant (Pakistan)
Beitello (Palestine)
Torcaso (Philippines)
Al-Abdullah (Qatar)
Lappi-Seppälä (Saudi Arabia)
Bencherifa (Singapore)
Shin S.W. (South Korea)
Jusmin (Sri Lanka)
Jblawi (Syria)
Rabiev (Tajikistan)
Srathongvian (c) (Thailand)
Entil (Timor-Leste)
Mingazow (Turkmenistan)
Orlando (United Arab Emirates)
Honda (Uzbekistan)
Mai Đ.C. (Vietnam)

v t e Mongolia national football team – managers
Sevastyanov (1958–60) Dorjsüren (1993–98) Sandagdorj (1999–2000) Otgonbayar (2000–11) Erdenebat (2011–14) Bralušić (2014–15) Purevsukh (2015–16) Battulga (2016) Imai (2016) Weiß (2017–20) Bralušić (2020) Božik (2020–2021) Mase (2021) Otsuka (2022–24) Garidmagnai (2024–)

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