Flavius Stoican remained the club manager for the first months of the season, but resigned in November.

[1] The general director Ionel Dănciulescu was named caretaker manager until the end of the year.

[2] In January 2015, Mihai Teja, former manager of the national U-21 squad, signed a contract for 18 months,[3] but was sacked in March, after only five games in charge.

[5] On 6 May, Stoican ended his contract with Dinamo, leaving the club for the second time this season.

His place was taken by Mircea Rednic who returned to Dinamo for his third spell as head coach.