Luis Tevenet

Coaching career In late 2009, Tevenet was in charge of Jerez Industrial in division three for only a month before quitting due to the club's financial problems. In March 2010, following former Sevilla teammate Manolo Jiménez's dismissal, he returned to the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán Stadium and was appointed assistant manager, leaving his post in September after Antonio Álvarez was fired.

Tevenet returned to the third tier with San Roque in 2011, leaving after one year. He then signed for fellow league side UCAM Murcia, halfway through a season that ended in relegation. He remained in the Region of Murcia for 2013–14 at Cartagena, leaving after a 5–1 aggregate defeat to Real Avilés in the promotion playoffs.

On 29 June 2014, Tevenet was appointed manager of Huesca. He led the Aragonese to first place in their group, and promotion to the second division via a 3–1 aggregate win over Huracán Valencia in the playoffs. He was relieved of his duties on 30 November, after four consecutive defeats.

Tevenet was named coach of Hércules on 1 July 2016, and was sacked the following 5 March for a poor run of form. On 22 June 2017, he returned to Sevilla to manage the reserves in the second division. After the season ended with relegation he left for another B team, Levante B.

On 15 December 2020, Tevenet was replaced by Alessio Lisci, having won once and lost five times in the first seven games of the campaign. The following June, he was hired at Atlético Madrid B where he had played over two decades prior. He earned promotion from Tercera Federación as group champions in his first season, winning 29 of 40 fixtures.

In the following campaign, Tevenet's side achieved another promotion to reach Primera Federación, finishing second in their group and later winning the promotion play-offs against Espanyol B. In June 2024, he returned to Atlético's first team as assistant under Diego Simeone.

Tevenet had his first experience abroad in July 2025, joining Davide Ancelotti's staff at Campeonato Brasileiro Série A club Botafogo. On 23 December, he returned to his home country after being named manager of Real Valladolid in the second division. On 15 February of the following year, having won just one of seven matches and with his team in the relegation zone following a 5–1 loss at Granada, he was dismissed by the latter.

Managerial statistics

+ Managerial record by team and tenure TeamNatFromToRecord Orihuela22 December 200830 June 2009 —

Honours Player Las Palmas Segunda División: 1999–2000

Sevilla Segunda División: 2000–01