This is a list of the seasons played by ADO Den Haag from 1956 when the club entered the Eredivisie, the club was established in 1905, to the most recent seasons. The club's achievements in all major national and international competitions as well as the top scorers are listed. Top scorers in bold and were also top scorers of the Eredivisie.

ADO Den Haag have won the Netherlands Football League Championship two times; both of them before the start of the Eredivisie. The club have also won the KNVB Cup twice.

Key

Key to league record: P – Played W – Games won D – Games drawn L – Games lost F – Goals for A – Goals against Pts – Points Pos – Final position

+ Key to colours and symbols:SymbolMeaningW Championship Winners RU Cup Runners-up Promoted Relegated EC European Cup / Champions League EC UEFA Cup / Europa League ♦ Top league scorer in Feyenoord's division

Key to rounds: Prel. – Preliminary round QR1 – First qualifying round QR2 – Second qualifying round, etc. Inter – Intermediate round (between qualifying rounds and rounds proper) GS – Group stage 1R – First round 2R – Second round, etc. R64 – 1/32 Final (round of 64) R32 – 1/16 Final (round of 32) R16 – 1/8 Final (round of 16) QF – Quarter-final SF – Semi-final F – Final W – Winners DNE – Did not enter

Key to competitions JCS – Johan Cruyff Shield EC – European Cup (1955–1992) UCL – UEFA Champions League (1992–present) CWC – UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (1960–1999) UC – UEFA Cup (1971–2009) UEL – UEFA Europa League (2009–present) USC – UEFA Super Cup FCWC – FIFA Club World Cup

Seasons from 1956 to present

+ Results of league and cup competitions by season Season Competitions per season DivisionPWDLFAPts.Pos. KNVBCup JCSCupResultNameGoalsLeagueUEFA - FIFATop goalscorer(s) 1956–57 Carol Schuurman 1957–58 Carol Schuurman 1958–59 Carol Schuurman 1959–60Not held Lex Rijnvis 1960–61 Carol Schuurman 1961–62 Carol Schuurman 1962–63 Peter Hoet 1963–64 Kees Aarts 1964–65 Kees Aarts 1965–66 Kees Aarts 1966–67 Henk Houwaart 1967–68 Lex Schoenmaker 1968–69CWC1/8 Final Lex Schoenmaker 1969–70 Harald Berg 1970–71 Lex Schoenmaker 1971–72UC1/16 Final Sjaak Roggeveen 1972–73CWC1st Round Harald Berg 1973–74 Keest Storm 1974–75 Henk van Leeuwen 1975–76CWC1/4 Final Henk van Leeuwen 1976–77 Henk van Leeuwen 1977–78 Henk van Leeuwen 1978–79 Roger Albertsen 1979–80 Lex Schoenmaker 1980–81 Harry Melis 1981–82 Bram Rontberg 1982–83 Bram Rontberg 1983–84 John Linford 1984–85 Huub Smeets 1985–86 Remco Boere 1986–87 Tony Morley 1987–88 CWC1/8 Final Remco Boere 1988–89 Heini Otto 1989–90 Harry van der Laan 1990–91 Marcel Valk 1991–92 Harry van der Laan 1992–93 Harry van der Laan 1993–94 Harry van der Laan 1994–95 Harry van der Laan 1995–96 Gavin Price 1996–97 Gavin Price 1997–98 Dennis Iliohan 1998–99 Edgar van der Roer 1999–2000 Rene Lievaart 2000–01 Ali Boussaboun 2001–02 Emiel van Eijkeren 2002–03 Roy Stroeve 2003–04 Roy Stroeve 2004–05 Geert den Ouden 2005–06 Joonas Kolkka 2006–07 Santi Kolk 2007–08 Hans van de Haar 2008–09 Richard Knopper 2009–10 Wesley Verhoek 2010–11 Dmitri Bulykin 2011–12EL3rd Qual. Lex Immers 2012–13 Danny HollaMike van Duinen 2013–14 Mike van Duinen 2014–15 Michiel Kramer 2015–16 Mike Havenaar 2016–17 Mike Havenaar 2017–18 Bjørn Johnsen 2018–19 Abdenasser El Khayati 2019–20 Tomáš Necid 2020–21 Michiel Kramer 2021-22 Thomas Verheydt 2022-23 Thomas Verheydt 2023-24 Henk Veerman 2024-25 Lee Bonis

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