Srboljub Markušević

Srboljub Markušević
Personal information
Full name	Srboljub Markušević
Date of birth	(1936-05-05) 5 May 1936
Place of birth	Prizren, Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Playing position	Winger (manager)
Youth career
1947–1954	FK Sarajevo
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1954–1966	FK Sarajevo	300	(54)
Total		300	(54)
Teams managed
1966–1969	FK Sarajevo (youth team)
1969–1971	FK Sarajevo
1972–1973	FK Sarajevo
1982–1983	FK Sarajevo
1983–1985	Budućnost Podgorica
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Srboljub Markušević (born 5 May 1936 in Prizren, Kingdom of Yugoslavia) is a retired Yugoslav and Bosnian professional footballer and manager.^[1] He spent his whole playing career in FK Sarajevo, going on to manage the Bosnian side on three separate occasions.^[2] He also managed FK Budućnost Podgorica.^[2]

References

↑ "Srboljub Markušević" (in Bosnian). Worldfootball.net. Retrieved 2014-08-12.
1 2 "Srboljub Markušević, nekadašnji trener bordo tima: Osjećam se Sarajlijom" (in Bosnian). Oslobodjenje.ba. Retrieved 2014-08-12.

FK Sarajevo – managers

Bulat (1946–1947)
Zagorac (1947–1948)
Brozović (1948–1956)
Tomašević (1957–1958)
Fenyvesi (1958)
Božović (1958–1959)
Brozović (1959–1962)
Čabrić (1962–1963)
Atanacković (1963–1964)
Gegić (1964–1965)
Brozović (1965–1967)
Lovrić (1967–1968)
Saračević (1968–1969)
Brozović (1969)
Markušević (1969–1971)
Gegić (1971–1972)
Markušević (1972–1973)
Vujović (1973–1974)
Fazlagić (1974–1975)
Višnjevac (1975–1977)
Muzurović (1977–1981)
Markušević (1981–1983)
Antić (1983–1986)
Pirić (1986–1988)
Mušović (1988–1990)
Rašević (1990–1991)
Muzurović (1991–1996)
Jesenković (1994)
Pirić (1994–1996)
Hadžiahmetović (1996–1997)
Janjoš (1997–1998)
Hadžiahmetović (1998–1999)
Jesenković (1999–2000)
Pirić (2000–2001)
Musemić (2001)
Muzurović (2001–2002)
Musemić (2002–2003)
Nikolić (2003–2004)
Alispahić (2004)
Prljača (2004)
Musemić (2005–2008)
Merdanović (2007)
Bajramović (2008)
Arapović (2008)
Janjoš (2008–2010)
Turković (2010)
Varešanović (2010–2011)
Plíšek (2011)
Jović (2012–2013)
Musemić (2013)
Oruč (2013)
Jarni (2013–2014)
Petrović (2014)
Uščuplić (2014)
Kodro (2014–2015)
Uščuplić (2015)
Hurtić (2015)
Ješić (2015–)

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