Vinko Begović

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Vinko Begović
Personal information
Full name	Vinko Begović
Date of birth	(1948-10-02) 2 October 1948
Place of birth	Split, SFR Yugoslavia
Club information
Current club	Mes Rafsanjan (head coach)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1963–1964	Hajduk Split	2	(1)
1969–1970	Radnički Kragujevac
1970–1983	RNK Split
Teams managed
1986–1987	RNK Split
1996–1997	HNK Šibenik
1999–2003	Foolad^[1]
2003–2004	Persepolis^[2]
2004–2005	Al-Wasl^[3]
2005–2006	Pegah Gilan^[3]
2006–2007	Iran U23 (Olympics team)^[4]
2007–2009	Pas Hamedan^[5]
2009–2011	Aluminium Hormozgan
2012–2013	Pas Hamedan
2013–	Mes Rafsanjan
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Vinko Begović (Persian: وینکو بگوویچ‎, born October 2, 1948) is a Croatian football manager and former player.

He has previously served as head coach of several clubs namely Foolad, Persepolis and Pegah Gilan of Iran, and Al-Wasl of the UAE. He was also manager of the Iran national under-23 football team for a short period in 2007. From December 2012 to March 2013, he was also assistant coach at Persepolis and also head coach of Persepolis B for three months.

Sources

↑ (Croatian) Slobodna Dalmacija S. Alfirević: Splitski trener Vinko Begović iz Irana prati zbivanja uoči derbija, April 12, 2003
↑ (Croatian) 24sata Dubravko Miličić:Cico Kranjčar dobio otkaz već nakon prvoga poraza, Sep 26, 2009
↑ 3.0 3.1 (Croatian) Novi list Toni Bilić: Vinko Begović, trener iranskog "Pegah Dilana", komentira status izbornika iranske reprezentacije, Dec 1, 2005
"Splićanin Vinko Begović već šest godina radi kao trener u Iranu, jednu je sezonu proveo u Ujedinjenim Arapskim Emiratima..."
↑ (Croatian) Index.hr Vinko Begović: Odvesti ću Iran na Olimpijske igre u Peking, Feb 19, 2007, accessed March 13, 2010
↑ (Croatian) Slobodna Dalmacija Josip Smolić: Moj Pas takvog ovdje nema: Vinko Begović, Splićanin koji grabi prema vrhu iranskog nogometa, Dec 30, 2007

HNK Šibenik – managers

Šangulin (1989–92)
Cukrov (1992)
Džidić (1992–93)
Rora (1992–93)
Tucak (1993–94)
Matković (1993–94)
Šangulin (1994)
Magić (1994–95)
Maretić (1995–96)
Begović (1996–97)
Maretić (1997–98)
Buljan (1998)
Kedžo (1998)
Magić (1998–99)
Mršić (1999)
Vidov (1999)
Maretić (1999–2000)
Lokica (2000)
Nižetić (2000–01)
Lokica (2001–02)
Bogdan (2002)
Mršić (2002–03)
Bonačić (2003)
Bogdan (2003–04)
Petrović (2004)
Bakotić (2004–05)
Pudar (2005–07)
Karabeg (2007)
Kalinić (2007–09)
Godinić (2009)
Karačič (2009–10)
Godinić (2010)
Lokica (2010–11)
Tomić (2011–13)
Šupe (2013)
Petravić (2013)
Bulat (2013)
Cukrov (2013–)

Persepolis F.C. – managers

Faramarzi (1964–67)
Dehdari (1968–69)
Faramarzi (1969–70)
Fekri (1970–71)
Rogers (1971–74)
Behzadi (1975)
Vatankhah (1975–76)
Kuonoev (1976–77)
Amirasefi (1977)
Ghelichkhani (1977^c)
Shahrokhi (1977–82)
Parvin (1982–88)
Moeini (1988^c)
Parvin (1988–1993)
Khordbin (1993^c)
Panjali (1993–94)
Brajevic (1994)
Derakhshan (1994–95)
Gede (1995)
Poklepović (1995–97)
Ashouri (1997^c)
Derakhshan (1997)
Ivić (1997–1998)
Matković (1998)
Parvin (1998–2003)
Begović (2003–04)
Zobel (2004–05)
Parvin (2005–06)
Haan (2006)
Denizli (2006–07)
Ghotbi (2007–08)
Peyrovani (2008–09)
Vingada (2009)
Kranjčar (2009)
Daei (2009–11)
Estili (2011)
Denizli (2011–12)
Manuel José (2012)
Golmohammadi (2012–13)
Daei (2013–)

v t e PAS Hamedan F.C. – managers

Begović (2007–09) Mansourian (2009) Modir Roosta (2009–10) Yavari (2010–11) Modir Roosta (2011) Kamalvand (2011–12) Begović (2012–13) Tayyeri (2013) Khorshidi (2013–14) Ashouri (2014–)

Persondata
Name	Begovic, Vinko
Alternative names
Short description	Croatian football manager and former player
Date of birth	October 2, 1948
Place of birth	Split, SFR Yugoslavia
Date of death
Place of death

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