Etienne Ndayiragije

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Etienne Ndayiragije

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Etienne Ndayiragije
Personal information
Date of birth	(1978-12-03) 3 December 1978 (age 46)
Place of birth	Bujumbura rurale, Burundi
Team information
Current team	Kenya Police (manager)
Managerial career
Years	Team
2015–2016	Vital'O
2019	Azam
2019–2021	Tanzania
2023–2024	Burundi
2024–	Kenya Police

Etienne Ndayiragije (born 3 December 1978) is a Burundian football manager who formerly coached the Burundi national team and currently manages the Kenya Premier League side Kenya Police.

On 12 February 2021, The Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) has parted company with the national football team head coach Etienne Ndayiragije by mutual consent.^[1]

On 25 January 2023, Etienne was appointed by The Football Federation of Burundi (FFB) as the new coach for the Burundi national football team.^[2] Etienne was dismissed on 24 October 2024.^[3]

On 29 November 2024, Etienne was appointed as the new head coach of the Kenyan Premier League side Kenya Police F.C.^[4]

Managerial statistics

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As of 29 December 2024

Managerial record by team and tenure
Team	From	To	Record
Team	From	To	P	W	D	L	Win %	Ref.
Tanzania	1 August 2019	14 February 2021	9	3	3	3	033.33
Burundi	25 January 2023	Present	21	6	4	11	028.57
Total			30	9	7	14	030.00

References

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Current managers of CAF national teams

Petković (Algeria)
Gonçalves (Angola)
Rohr (Benin)
Gomes Da Rosa (Botswana)
Traoré (Burkina Faso)
Ndayiragije (Burundi)
Brys (Cameroon)
Bubista (Cape Verde)
Enza Yamissi^c (Central African Republic)
Nicaise (Chad)
Cusin (Comoros)
Ngata^c (Congo)
Okie Hadi (Djibouti)
Desabre (DR Congo)
Hassan (Egypt)
Michá (Equatorial Guinea)
Efrem (Eritrea)
Ntibane^c (Eswatini)
Teferi^c (Ethiopia)
Mouyouma (Gabon)
McKinstry (Gambia)
Addo (Ghana)
Diawara (Guinea)
Boa Morte (Guinea-Bissau)
Faé (Ivory Coast)
Fırat (Kenya)
Notsi (Lesotho)
Marinică (Liberia)
Sredojević (Libya)
Rakotondrabe (Madagascar)
Mabedi (Malawi)
Saintfiet (Mali)
Abdou (Mauritania)
Moullec (Mauritius)
Regragui (Morocco)
Conde (Mozambique)
Benjamin (Namibia)
Badou (Niger)
Eguavoen^c (Nigeria)
Spittler (Rwanda)
Eusébio (São Tomé and Príncipe)
Thiaw^c (Senegal)
Jean-Louis^c (Seychelles)
Karim (Sierra Leone)
Lousteque (Somalia)
Broos (South Africa)
Dupuis (South Sudan)
Appiah (Sudan)
Morocco (Tanzania)
Nibombe (Togo)
Trabelsi (Tunisia)
Put (Uganda)
Grant (Zambia)
Nees (Zimbabwe)

Etienne Ndayiragije managerial positions

Tanzania national football team – managers

Trautmann (1975)
Gutendorf (1981)
Bendera (1981–86)
West (1986–89)
Mkwasa (1989–93)
Dunday (1993–xx)
de Oliveira (1995–96)
Hafidh (199x–98)
Mziray (1998–xx)
Magram (xxxx–xx)
Pape (2000–01)
Mosolla (2001–02)
Siang'a (2002)
Msolla (2002–03)
Hafidh (2003–06)
Leal (2006)
Máximo (2006–10)
J. Poulsen (2010–12)
K. Poulsen (2012–14)
Madadi (2014)
Nooij (2014–15)
Mkwasa (2015–17)
Mayanga (2017–18)
Amunike (2018–19)
Ndayiragije (2019–21)
K. Poulsen (2021–22)
Janza (2022)
Alty (2022)
Poulsen (2022–23)
Amrouche (2023–24)
Morocco (2024–)

v t e Burundi national football team – managers
Ribakare (1992) Rakitsky (1993–96) Ribakare (1997–2004) Amrouche (2007–2012) Naseem (2012–2014) Willfeld (2014–2015) Aït-Abdelmalek (2015–2016) Niyungeko (2016–2019) Bipfubusa (2020) Ndayizeye (2020–22) Ndayiragije (2023–)

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