Saiful Bari Titu

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Saiful Bari Titu is a football coach and former football player from Bangladesh. He is the former head coach of the Bangladesh national team, which he guided in the AFC Challenge Cup Finals in Colombo, in early 2010.^[1]

Playing career

He played in Bangladesh, and he was also a national team player, and one of its stars.

Coaching career

He started his coaching career in 1995 as the deputy to Kazi Joshim Uddin Joshi in Mohammedan Sporting. He coached popular Dhaka club Mohammedan for four years. He was also assistant coach in national team, and in 2010 he became head coach of Bangladesh national football team.^[2] From September 2010, he is again an assistant coach in the national team, assisting Robert Rubčić. Then he again play the role of head coach in Mohammedan Sporting Club from 2012 to 2013. Now he is working as the team instructor of Bangladesh national football team.

References

External links

http://www.dhakamirror.com/?p=21043

Bangladesh national football team – managers

Ali (?)
Rahim (1975)
Beckenhoft (1978–81)
Smith (1982)
Rahim (1985)
Salahuddin (1985)
Tipu (1986)
Salahuddin (1988)
Hejazi (1989)
Wahid (1992)
Salahuddin (1993)
Svab (1993)
Kang (1994)
Pfister (1994–97)
Shakir (1998–99)
Harrison (2000)
Kottan (2000–03)
Cruciani (2005–07)
Nayeemuddin (2007)
Kanan (2007–08)
Bilal (2008)
Manik (2008)
Dido (2009)
Jahed (2009)
Đorđević (2010)
Titu (2010)
Rubčić (2010–11)
Jovanovski (2011)
Ilievski (2011)
Titu (2012)
de Kruif (2013–)

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Name	Titu, Saiful Bari
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Short description	Football player and coach
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