Jovan Miladinović

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Jovan Miladinović

Personal information

Date of birth

30 January 1939

Place of birth

Belgrade, Kingdom of Yugoslavia

Date of death

11 September 1982 (aged 43)

Place of death

Belgrade, SFR Yugoslavia

Height

1.77 m (5 ft 9 ¹⁄₂ in)^[1]

Playing position

Midfielder

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps^†

(Gls)^†

1956–1966

FK Partizan

107

(10)

1966–1967

1. FC Nuremberg

(0)

National team

1959–1964

Yugoslavia

(0)

Teams managed

1976

FK Partizan

1979

FK Partizan

Honours

Men's Football
Competitor for Yugoslavia
European Championship
Silver	1960 France	Team

* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
† Appearances (Goals).

Jovan Miladinović (born 30 January 1939 in Belgrade; died 11 September 1982 in Belgrade) is a former Serbian footballer. He was popularly known as Zoran and Zoki.

During his club career he played for FK Partizan and 1. FC Nuremberg.^[1] He earned 17 caps for the Yugoslavia national football team, and participated in the 1960 European Nations' Cup.

His entire coaching career was tied to FK Partizan where he worked as assistant to various head coaches, and even got to fill in at the head position during two separate stints that lasted a few months.

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 "Miladinovic, Jovan" (in German). kicker.de. Retrieved 16 July 2013.

External links

National team profile (Serbian)

v t e Yugoslavia squad – 1960 European Nations' Cup Runners-up

GK Šoškić GK Vidinić DF Crnković DF Durković DF Jusufi DF Nikolić MF Kostić (c) MF Matuš MF Miladinović MF Perušić MF Žanetić MF Zebec FW Galić FW Jerković FW Knez FW Mujić FW Šekularac Coach: Lovrić, Nikolić & Tirnanić

v t e Yugoslavia squad – 1964 Summer Olympics

1 Ćurković 2 Fazlagić 3 Vujović 4 Belin 5 Čop 6 Miladinović 7 Samardžić 8 Zambata 9 Osim 10 Lemić 11 Džajić 12 Škorić 13 Jevtić 14 Radović 15 Brnčić 16 Pavlić 17 Pirmajer 18 Takač Coach: Lovrić

FK Partizan – managers

Glaser (1945)
Spitz (1946–1951)
Pogačnik (1952–1953)
Spitz (1953)
Ćirić (1953–1954)
Spitz (1954–1955)
Tomašević (1955–1956)
Simonovski (1956–1957)
Matekalo (1957)
Kalocsay (1957–1958)
Spitz (1958–1960)
Bobek (1960–1963)
Simonovski (1963)
Valok (1963–1964)
Matekalo (1964)
Atanacković (1964)
Valok (1965)
Gegić (1965–1967)
Vilotić (1967)
Bobek (1967–1969)
Vilotić (1969)
Simonovski (1969–1970)
Zec (1970–1971)
Vasović (1971–1973)
Damjanović (1973–1974)
Kaloperović (1974–1976)
Miladinović (1976)
Mladinić (1977–1978)
Matekalo (1979)
Miladinović (1979)
Duvančić (1979–1980)
Kaloperović (1980–1982)
Milutinović (1982–1984)
Bjeković (1984–1987)
Jusufi (1987–1988)
Vukotić (1988–1989)
Golac (1989–1990)
Bjeković (1990)
Milutinović (1990–1991)
Osim (1991–1992)
Tumbaković (1992–1999)
Ješić (1999–2000)
Tumbaković (2000–2002)
Matthäus (2002–2003)
Vermezović (2004–2005)
Röber (2005–2006)
Ješić (2006–2007)
Đukić (2007)
Jokanović (2007–2009)
Stevanović (2009–2010)
Stanojević (2010–2012)
Grant (2012)
Vermezović (2012–2013)
Rašović (2013)
Nikolić (2013–)

Persondata
Name	Miladinović, Jovan
Alternative names
Short description	Serbian footballer
Date of birth	30 January 1939
Place of birth	Belgrade, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Date of death	11 September 1982
Place of death	Belgrade, SFR Yugoslavia

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