Radmilo Ivančević

Radmilo Ivančević
Personal information
Date of birth	(1950-09-04) 4 September 1950
Place of birth	Gornji Milanovac, FPR Yugoslavia
Height	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Playing position	Goalkeeper
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1967–1970	Takovo Gornji Milanovac
1970–1975	Šumadija Arandjelovac
1975–1977	Partizan Belgrade	39	(0)
1977–1979	Fenerbahçe	55	(0)
1979–1981	Partizan Belgrade	27	(0)
1982–1983	Cleveland Force (indoor)	17	(0)
National team
	Yugoslavia Olympic team	5	(0)
Teams managed
1983–1984	Šumadija Arandjelovac
1984–1988	Kazma
1988–1990	Kuwait (assistant)
1990–1991	Partizan Belgrade (GK coach)
1991–1993	Kuwait Olympic team (assistant)
1993–1995	Real Oviedo (assistant)
1995–1998	Atlético Madrid (deputy director)
1998	Sakaryaspor
1999	Radnicki Niš
1999–2000	AEK Larnaca
2000	OFK Belgrade
2000–2001	Real Oviedo (GK coach)
2002	Consadole Sapporo
2002–2003	AEP Paphos
2004	Obilić
2004–2005	Rad Belgrade
2006–2007	Makedonija GP
2007–2008	Smederevo
2008	Al Kuwait
2009–2010	Alki Larnaca
2010–2011	Atromitos Yeroskipou
2011–2013	Alki Larnaca
2013-2014	FK Radnički 1923
2014	Pafos FC
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Radmilo Ivančević (Serbian Cyrillic: Радмило Иванчевић; born 4 September 1950) is a Serbian football manager and former footballer.

Coaching career

Ivančević's career began in 1983 as manager of Serbian amateur club FK Šumadija Aranđelovac, he then moved on to train the Kazma Sporting Club in Kuwait in 1984 and remained there until 1988, after which he assumed position as assistant manager of the Kuwait national football team. Since then, the Serb has worked with Radomir Antić in Spain and trained a number of Serbian and International teams, and a number of teams in Japan, Turkey, Macedonia and Cyprus,^[1] ending in with his latest post in Pafos FC from July to October 2014. ^[2]

References

External links

Radmilo Ivančević at mackolik.com (Turkish)
MISL Stats

Serbian SuperLiga managers

Milentijević (Radnički Kragujevac)
Bogićević (Borac Čačak)
Krunić (Jagodina)
Kosanović (Novi Pazar)
Đurđević (OFK Beograd)
Kurćubić (Spartak)
Lalatović (Crvena zvezda)
Zagorčić (Vojvodina)
Živković (Voždovac)
Milojević (Čukarički)
Milovanović (Mladost Lučani)
Milanović (Rad)
Milinković (Partizan)
Vanić (Donji Srem)
Matić (Napredak)
Rastavac (Radnički Niš)

Sakaryaspor – managers

Aldinç (1965–66)
Živadinović (1981–83)
Katip (1983–85)
Živadinović (1985)
Güngör (1985)
Bickelhaupt (1986)
Kurtic (1986)
Niş (1987)
Atacan (1987)
Niş (1987–88)
Horváth (1988)
Mitrović (1988–89)
Togay (1989–90)
Demircan (1991–92)
Demirbakan (1992–93)
Tarancı (1993)
Soyuer (1994–96)
Niş (1996)
Soyuer (1997–98)
Ivančević (1998)
Demirbakan (2000–02)
Hamancı (2002–03)
Yıldırım (2004–05)
Bijedić (2006–07)
Demirbakan (2008)
Kalpar (2008)
Yağcıoğlu (2008)
İpekoğlu (2008–09)
Kızıltan (2009)
Korukır (2009–10)
Bölükbaşı (2010)
Yıldırım (2010–12)
Vural (2012–)

OFK Beograd – managers

Engel (1927)
Bauer (1927)
Engel (1928)
Nemes (1930–1935)
Uridil (1935)
Nemes (1936–1939)
Mészáros (1939–1940)
Popović (1940–XX)
Ralić (1946–1947)
Broćić (1947–1950)
Ćirić (1951–1953)
Marjanović (1953–1956)
Božović (1956–1958)
Božović (1959–1960)
Vujadinović (1960–1961)
Ćirić (1961–1963)
Kos (1963)
Antić (1963–6X)
D. Milić (196X–6X)
Milutinović (196X–1967)
Mihajlović (1967–1969)
Zec (1969–1970)
Drenovac (1970–1971)
Marović (1971–1972)
Šoškić (1972)
Beogradac (1976–7X)
Krivokuća (19XX)
Milenković (1996–1997)
Ješić (1998–1999)
Radinović (1999–2000)
Ivančević (2000)
Varga (2000–2001)
Kuzmanovski (2003–2004)
Bekvalac (2004^c)
Babić (2004–2005)
Krčmarević (2005–2006)
Dostanić (2006–2007)
Vukašinović (2007–2008)
Petrović (2008^c)
Ivanović (2008–2009)
Krunić (2009)
Đurđević (2009–2011)
Babić (2012)
Kuzmanovski (2012)
Milinković (2012–2013)
Krmpotić (2013)
Milanović (2013–2014)
Krmpotić (2014)
Đurđević (2014–present)

Consadole Sapporo – managers

Takahashi (1996) Fernández (1997–98) Ishii (1998) Okada (1999–01) Hashiratani (2002) Ivančević (2002) Chang (2002) João Carlos (2003) Chang (2003) Yanagishita (2004–06) Miura (2007–08) Ishizaki (2009–12) Zaizen (2013–14) Barbarić (2014–)