Mali

Presented the head coach of Djoliba AC in autumn 2014,^[1] Minnaert set his sights on staying at the club for ten years and earning at least one trophy for them^[2] but stepped down from his position in 2015 when Djoliba games were invalidated, causing relegation to the second division before visiting Mali again in 2017.^[3]

Kenya

Negotiating a contract with AFC Leopards of the Kenyan Premier League in early 2016,^[4] the Belgian inked a two-year deal with Ingwe in late February,^[5] ending the unbeaten run of 35 games in the KPL of Gor Mahia, voted KPL coach of the month March but was fired by August for poor results,^[6] including a six-game winless run,^[7] despite being second early on,^[8] with some urging him to step down beforehand.^[9] In the end, he decided to sue AFC Leopards for salaries owed, which amounted to 24000 US dollars.^[10]

Ivan Minnaert Kenya

Guinea

Replacing Adda Benamar at AS Kaloum Star in mid 2017,^[11] Minnaert made the quarterfinals of the Guinée Coupe Nationale,^[12] his task was to escape relegation what he did.^[13]

South Africa

Assisting fellow Belgian Jean-François Losciuto at Black Leopards of the South African National First Division in late autumn 2017,^[14] the former director became caretaker of the team a few days later,^[15] making it the objective to achieve promotion and applied an offensive system in the team.^[16] However, when directing them to 10th place in 15 matches, he was slated to be fired.^[17]

Rwanda

Accepting a six-month contract with Mukura Victory at the start of 2017,^[18] the former Rayon Sport coach pledged to improve results and turn around the season,^[19][20] beating Pepiniere 1-0 in his debut^[19] at the end of his contract arranging a deal with AS Kaloum Star of Guinea that summer.^[21]

Head coach of Rayon Sports of the Rwanda National Football League from November 2015^[22] to February 2016,^[23] he was awarded another contract with Gikundiro in spring 2018,^[24] taking them to the 2018 CAF Confederation Cup, historic qualification of a Rwandian team, where they were pooled with USM Alger, Young Africans, and Gor Mahia in Group D and stated that reaching the quarterfinals would be an onerous task.^[25]

Ivan Minnaert the storm

Libya

Appointed as technical director of the academy and head coach of the U20, the 3 teams under his supervision win all the games of the league (U15 : 9 wins ; U17 : 9 wins ; U20 : 9 wins) In a friendly game against the first team, the team he coached (the U20) impress everybody. A few weeks later he take over the first team and started with a 2-0 win against AlIttihad Misrata, after a 3-0 win against Rafeeq the league stopped in April due to the circumstances in the country. After a break of 4 months he started a short preparation of 2 weeks to classify Al Ittihad for the 1/16 finals of the CAF Confederation cup against USGN of Niger (1-1 away game and 2-0 win home game) Stats : First division Libyan league : 2 Games 2 Wins (goals 5-0) Caf Confederation Cup : 2 Games 1 draw 1 win (goals 3-1)

Ivan Minnaert Al Ittihad

CAF Competitions

CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE : WINS 3 DRAW 1 LOST 1 CAF CONFEDERATION CUP : WINS 4 DRAW 2 LOST 2 CAF GROUP STAGE : WINS 2 DRAW 3 LOST 1

Ivan Minnaert CAF confederation cup

Ivan Minnaert