Milorad Mitrović (footballer, born 1949)

Milorad Mitrović
Personal information
Date of birth	(1949-01-31) 31 January 1949
Playing position	Manager
Teams managed
Years	Team
1981-1983	Eskişehirspor
1985-1986	Eskişehirspor
1986-1987	Samsunspor
1988-1989	Eskişehirspor
1989	Sakaryaspor
1989-1990	Samsunspor
1995-1996	Altay S.K.
1996	Denizlispor
1996	Altay S.K.
1997	Samsunspor
1997-1998	Gaziantepspor
1998	Dardanelspor
1998-1999	Ankaragucu
2003	Gaziantepspor
2003	Elazigspor
2011	FK Velež Mostar^[1]

Milorad Mitrovic (born 31 January 1949) is a Serbian professional football coach and a player. Mitrovic started his club playing career in his hometown FK Šumadija Aranđelovac, where he played through youth categories to senior team, competing in the Yugoslav Second League. His soccer reputation, however, was established as an accomplished coach with over 35 years of coaching experience in different European teams.

Education

1967–1971 University of Belgrade, B.A. in Physical education in Belgrade in Serbia

1970 - 1971 Two Years specialization – Football Department under directorship of Professor Vojin Rainović. Diploma granted

1983–1985 Diploma of seminar participation organized by Turkish Football Associtation under directorship of Director of Keln Football School, Mr. Gero Bisanz and Coach of West Germany Football Associtation, Mr. Jupp Derwall.

1971–1978 Specialization Theoretical and Practical specialization in prestigious clubs in Serbia, Croatia, the Netherlands and Espania

FC Red Star - Belgrad (Serbia)
FC Partizan - Belgrad (Serbia)
FC Dinamo - Zagreb (Croatia)
FC Hajduk - Split (Croatia)
FC Feyenoord - Rotterdam (Netherlands)
FC Ajax - Amsterdam (Netherlands)
FC Real Madrid - Madrid (Spain)

2008 - 2009 UEFA " Pro" licence coach FA Serbia

Professional Coaching Career and Working Experience

1973 - 1977 FC Šumadija -Aranđelovac, Serbia
1973 - 1977 FC Šumadija - Aranđelovac, Serbia
1977 - 1980 FC Radnički - Pirot, Serbia
1980 - 1981 FC Napredak - Kruševac, Serbia
1981 - 1983 FC Eskisehirspor - Eskisehir, Turkey
1983 - 1984 FC Altay - Izmir, Turkey
1984 - 1985 FC Lirija - Prizren, Serbia
1985 - 1986 FC Eskisehir - Eskisehir, Turkey
1986 - 1988 FC Samsunspor -Samsun, Turkey
1988 - 1989 FC Eskisehirspor - Eskisehir, Turkey
1989 - 1990 FC Sakaryaspor - Sakarya, Turkey
1990 - 1991 FC Samsunspor - Samsun, Turkey
1992 - 1993 FC Keytan - Kuwayt, Kuwayt
1993 - 1994 FC Evagoras - Pafos, Cyprus
1994 - 1995 FC APOP - Pafos, Cyprus
1995 - 1996 FC Altay - Izmir, Turkey
1996 - 1997 FC Denizlispor - Denizli, Turkey
1997 - 1998 FC Samsunspor - Samsun, Turkey
1998 - 1999 FC Gaziantepspor - Gaziantep, Turkey
1999 - 2000 FC Ankaragucu - Ankara, Turkey
2000 - 2001 FC Dardanelspor - Canakale, Turkey
2002 - 2003 FC Gaziantepspor - Gaziantep, Turkey
2003 - 2005 FC Elazigspor - Elazig, Turkey
2005 - 2007 FC Dardanelspor - Canakale, Turkey
2007 - 2010 FC Eskisehirspor - Eskisehir, Turkey

References

↑ http://www.dnevnik.ba/sport/nogomet/milorad-mitrovi%C4%87-trener-vele%C5%BEa-o%C4%8Dekuje-nas-15-velikih-bitaka

External links

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–)

Altay S.K. – managers

Remondini (1959)
Buzegolli (1959–60)
Turbeky (1960–61)
Dinsel (1961–63)
Coscia (1963)
Dinsel (1964–66)
Martini (1966–67)
Bıçakçı (1967)
Vujadinović (1967)
Bıçakçı (1967–68)
Kılıç (1968–69)
Dumitru (1969–70)
Bobek (1970)
Dinsel (1970–71)
Akı (1971)
Dinsel (1971–72)
Akı (1972)
Santepe (1972)
Berk (1972–73)
Barhan (1973)
Petrescu (1973)
Santepe (1973)
Dinsel (1973–74)
Kaynak (1974)
Omeragić (1974–76)
Niş (1976–78)
Tarhan (1978–80)
Erman (1980)
Elmastaşoğlu (1980)
Ersoy (1980)
Dinsel (1980–81)
Barhan (1981)
Omeragić (1981–82)
Niş (1982)
Evren (1982)
Marović (1982)
Sencer^c (1982)
Tarhan (1982–83)
Akı (1983)
Süer (1983–84)
Omeragić (1985–86)
Mészöly (1986)
Barışcan (1986)
Kural (1986–87)
Erboğa (1987)
Milutinović (1987–88)
Başaran (1988)
Güzelırmak (1988–89)
Başaran (1989)
Smuda (1989)
Funda (1989)
Başaran (1989)
Kural (1989–90)
Kaynak (1990)
Funda (1990–91)
Kayıhan (1991)
Javorek (1991)
Kayıhan (1991–93)
Omeragić (1993)
Sarı (1993)
Vukotić (1993)
Çetiner (1993–95)
Bilgetay (1995)
Mitrović (1995–96)
Kutchoukov (1996)
Sarı (1996)
Mitrović (1996)
Bilgetay (1997)
Bondrea (1997)
Özberk (1997–98)
Sarı (1998–99)
Kayıhan (1999)
Bölgen (1999–00)
Uçar (2000)
Bilgetay (2000)
Dilmen (2000–01)
Kapsal (2001–02)
Bilgetay^c (2002)
Ješić (2002)
Turmuş (2002–03)
Kalpar (2003–04)
Bölgen (2004)
Uçar (2004–05)
Ertemçöz (2005)
Eriş (2005)
Can^c (2005)
Avcı (2006)
Kartal (2006)
Uçar (2006)
Birol (2006)
Turmuş (2006)
Al (2006–07)
Uçar (2007–09)
Karapınar (2009)
Yaman (2009–10)
Bilgetay (2010)
Kurtar (2010)
Ertemçöz (2010)
Demirbakan (2010–11)
Altıparmak (2011)
Al (2011–12)
Kirtoğlu (2012)
Uçar (2012–)

Denizlispor – managers

Santepe (1966–70)
Aytaç (1970)
Santepe (1970–71)
Emültay (1971)
Garipler (1971)
Kırklar (1971–72)
Toker (1972)
Emültay (1972–73)
Kırklar (1973)
Kurt (1973)
Garipler (1973–74)
Kurt (1975)
Kırklar (1975)
Garipler (1975)
Toker (1975–77)
Ersoy (1977)
Toker (1978)
Ersoy (1978)
Garipler (1978–79)
Özkula (1979–80)
Toker (1980)
Garipler (1980–81)
Özvardar (1981–82)
Güzelırmak (1982–85)
Sümer (1985–86)
Atacan (1986–87)
Zorluer (1987)
Soyuer (1987–88)
Demircan (1988–89)
Ünder (1989–90)
Çınar (1990–91)
Garipler (1991–92)
Onay (1992–93)
Kaner (1993–94)
Kayıhan (1994–96)
Çınar (1996)
Yanal (1996)
Garipler (1996–97)
Çetiner (1997–98)
Yanal (1998–2000)
Vural (2000–01)
Lav (2001)
Özberk (2001)
Çalımbay (2002–03)
Bulak (2003–05)
Sağlam (2006)
Hadžibegić (2006)
Kurtar (2006–08)
Yalçın (2008)
Kayıhan (2008–09)
Bakkal (2009)
Altın (2009)
Sağlam (2009)
Kutlu (2009–10)
Hamzaoğlu (2010–11)
Kurtar (2011)
Güller (2011)
Özköylü (2011–12)
İpekoğlu (2012)
Şimşek (2012–13)
Bizati (2013)
Dayat (2013)
Turmuş (2013)
Bizati (2013–15)
İpekoğlu (2015)
Altıparmak (2015–)

Samsunspor – managers

Küçükandonyadis (1966–67)
Dirimlili (1969–70)
Küçükandonyadis (1970)
Şeren (1970–71)
Karavin (1971–72)
Küçükandonyadis (1972)
Matay (1972–73)
Asan (1973)
Sağlamer (1973)
Olcayto (1973–75)
Asan (1975)
Dirimlili (1975)
Soykıray (1976–77)
Asan (1977)
Şimşek (1977–78)
Petrescu (1978)
Gegić (1978–79)
Mitrović (1986–87)
Goran (1987–88)
Vural (1989)
Çınar (1989)
Mitrović (1989–90)
Gökdel (1990)
Mulțescu (1993–97)
Mitrović (1997)
Hrubesch (1997)
Jarabinský (1997–98)
Çınar (1998)
Türel (1998–99)
Arıca (1999–00)
Ünder (2000–01)
Uyar (2001–02)
Jovanovski (2002)
Özberk (2002–03)
Mulțescu (2003)
Arıca (2003–04)
Sağlam (2004–05)
Yıldırım (2005)
Arıca (2005–06)
Şengün (2006)
Eriş (2006–07)
Uğur (2007)
Bayrak (2007)
İldiz (2007–08)
Kapucu (2008)
Gümüşdağ (2008)
Coşkundere (2008–09)
Özyazanlar (2009)
Kalpar (2009–11)
Petković (2011–12)
Bakkal (2012)
Altın (2012)
Durmuş (2012–13)
Kalpar (2013–14)
Altın (2014–)

Ankaragücü – managers

Kiraz (1959–60)
Kiraz (1961–62)
Taner (1964–66)
Türkkan (1966–68)
Koka (1968)
Kiraz (1970–71)
Taner (1972)
Kiraz (1974)
Hasanagić (1974–76)
Kiraz (1976)
Güney (1977–78)
Gökdel (1981–82)
Soysal (1982 (c))
Niş (1982–83)
Soyuer (1983–84)
Onay (1984–85)
Soyuer (1985–87)
Terim (1987–89)
Niş (1989–90)
Aybaba (1990–92)
Dumanlı (1992–93)
İrez (1993)
Nepomnyashchy (1993–94)
Renklibay (1994–95)
Tırpan (1995–96)
Jarabinský (1996–97)
Aybaba (1998)
Mitrović (1998–99)
Krmpotić (1999)
Tırpan (1999)
Mulțescu (1999–00)
Yanal (2000–02)
Stoichiţă (2002–03)
Vural (2005)
Sušić (2005–06)
H. Karaman (2006–07)
Briegel (2007)
Kutlu (2007–08)
Ü. Karaman (2008)
Kutlu (2008–09)
H. Karaman (2009)
Yılmaz (2009)
Lemerre (2009–10)
Özat (2010–11)
Bakkal (2011)
Doğan (2011)
Kutlu (2011–12)
Öcal (2012)
Kaplan (2012–)

Eskişehirspor – managers

Matay (1965–1966)
Arman (1966–67)
Gegić (1967–71)
Matay (1971–72)
Türkkan (1972–73)
Kaloperović (1973)
Matay (1973–74)
Tabakoğlu (1974)
Popescu (1974–75)
Tabakoğlu (1975)
Matay (1975)
Tabakoğlu (1975–76)
Güney (1976–77)
Gegić (1977–78)
Taner (1978–79)
Dumanlı (1979–80)
Atacan (1980–81)
Matay (1981)
Tabakoğlu (1981)
Mitrović (1981–83)
Gegić (1983)
Türkkan (1983)
Berk (1983–84)
Neagu (1984–85)
Mitrović (1985–86)
Demircan (1986)
Konca (1986)
Gerum (1986–87)
Matay (1987)
Frivaldsky (1987–88)
Mitrović (1988–89)
Yavuz (1989)
Vural (1989)
Girginer (1989)
Matay (1989)
Berk (1989–90)
Konca (1990)
Girginer (1990)
Atacan (1990)
Desticioğlu (1990–91)
Datcu (1991)
Arca (1991)
Berk (1991–92)
Örçüm (1992)
Girginer (1992–93)
Eroy (1993)
Argon (1993–94)
Dumanlı (1994–95)
Vural (1995)
Mayakan (1995–96)
Kurtar (1996)
Yavuz (1996)
Mayakan (1996)
Dumanlı (1996)
Mayakan (1996–97)
Demirbakan (1997–98)
Eroy (1998)
Yüce (1998)
Kaner (1998)
Başaran (1998–99)
Beadini (1999)
Kılıç (1999)
Beadini (1999–00)
Atacan (2000)
Tüzün (2000–01)
Beadini (2001)
Korkmaz (2001–02)
Eroy (2002)
Demirbakan (2002–03)
Eroy (2003)
Kesler (2003)
Sabaz (2003)
Ulusavaş (2003–04)
Funda (2004)
Ulusavaş (2004–05)
Yılmaz (2005)
Kılıç (2005–06)
İncedal (2006)
Akcan (2006–07)
Işık (2007)
Diyadin (2007–08)
Bijedić (2008)
Çalımbay (2008–10)
Uygun (2010–11)
Skibbe (2011)
Yanal (2011–2013)
Sağlam (2013–2015)
Skibbe (2015)
Kartal (2015)
Aybaba (2015–)

Gaziantepspor – managers

Gökdel (1979–80)
Zorluer (1980–81)
Berk (1981)
Güngördü (1981)
Kaptan (1981–82)
Berk (1982)
Kafkas (1982–83)
Berk (1983)
Özkarslı (1983)
Veselinović (1990–91)
Özberk (1991–92)
Gökdel (1992–93)
Vural (1993–94)
Özberk (1994–97)
Mitrović (1997–98)
Kalpar (1998–99)
Özberk (1999–00)
Arıca (2000)
Özberk (2000–01)
Aybaba (2001–02)
Mulțescu (2002–03)
Sağlam (2003–05)
Hadžibegić (2005)
Kalpar (2003–05)
Zenga (2006)
Aybaba (2006–07)
Arıca (2007)
Bakkal (2007–08)
Sağlam (2008–09)
Couceiro (2009–10)
Kafkas (2010–11)
Ercan (2011–12)
Karaman (2012–13)
Uygun (2013)
Yalçın (2013–14)
Tam (2014)
Buruk (2014–15)

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