Aleksandar Atanacković (footballer, born 1920)

Aleksandar Atanacković

Personal information

Full name

Aleksandar Atanacković

Date of birth

29 April 1920

Place of birth

Belgrade, Kingdom of SCS

Date of death

12 March 2005 (aged 84)

Playing position

Midfielder

Senior career*

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

SK Jugoslavija

FK Partizan

115

(16)

National team

1946–1950

Yugoslavia

(1)

Teams managed

1964

FK Partizan

FK Sarajevo

FK Budućnost Titograd

Honours

Men's Football
Representing Yugoslavia
Olympic Games
	1948 London	Team

* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Aleksandar Atanacković (29 April 1920 – 12 March 2005) was a Serbian footballer who was part of Yugoslavia national football team at the 1950 FIFA World Cup. He later became a manager. His first name has also been written as Aleksa.

External links

Profile at Serbian federation site

Yugoslavia squad – 1948 Summer Olympics Silver Medalists
GK Lovrić GK Šoštarić DF Broketa DF Brozović DF Jazbinšek MF Atanacković MF Zl. Čajkovski MF Jovanović MF Mihajlović MF Pálfi MF Stanković FW Bobek FW Že. Čajkovski FW Cimermančić FW Kacian FW Matošić FW Mitić FW Petrović FW Takač FW Tomašević FW Vukas FW Wölfl Coach: Arsenijević

Yugoslavia squad – 1950 FIFA World Cup
GK Beara GK Mrkušić DF Broketa DF Zl. Čajkovski DF Čolić DF Horvat (c) DF Stanković MF Atanacković MF Đajić MF Jovanović MF Katnić MF Pálfi MF Radovniković MF Zlatković FW Bobek FW Že. Čajkovski FW Firm FW Mihajlović FW Mitić FW Ognjanov FW Tomašević FW Vukas Coach: Arsenijević

FK Partizan – managers

Glaser (1945)
Spitz (1946–1951)
Pogačnik (1952–1953)
Spitz (1953)
Ćirić (1953–1954)
Spitz (1954–1955)
Tomašević (1955–1956)
Simonovski (1956–1957)
Matekalo (1957)
Kalocsay (1957–1958)
Spitz (1958–1960)
Bobek (1960–1963)
Simonovski (1963)
Valok (1963–1964)
Matekalo (1964)
Atanacković (1964)
Valok (1965)
Gegić (1965–1967)
Vilotić (1967)
Bobek (1967–1969)
Vilotić (1969)
Simonovski (1969–1970)
Zec (1970–1971)
Vasović (1971–1973)
Damjanović (1973–1974)
Kaloperović (1974–1976)
Miladinović (1976)
Mladinić (1977–1978)
Matekalo (1979)
Miladinović (1979)
Duvančić (1979–1980)
Kaloperović (1980–1982)
Milutinović (1982–1984)
Bjeković (1984–1987)
Jusufi (1987–1988)
Vukotić (1988–1989)
Golac (1989–1990)
Bjeković (1990)
Milutinović (1990–1991)
Osim (1991–1992)
Tumbaković (1992–1999)
Ješić (1999–2000)
Tumbaković (2000–2002)
Matthäus (2002–2003)
Vermezović (2004–2005)
Röber (2005–2006)
Ješić (2006–2007)
Đukić (2007)
Jokanović (2007–2009)
Stevanović (2009–2010)
Stanojević (2010–2012)
Grant (2012)
Vermezović (2012–2013)
Rašović (2013)
Nikolić (2013–2015)
Milinković (2015)
Drulović (2015)
Tomić (2015–2016)
Nikolić (2016–2017)
Đukić (2017–)

FK Budućnost Podgorica – managers

Vugrinec (1925–1928)
Vlak (1928–1931)
Božović (1945–1955)
Dedović (1964–1966)
Darmanović (1966–1967)
Atanacković (1967–1968)
Nenković (1972–1973)
Varagić (1975–1976)
Valok (1976–1977)
Milošević (1977–1978)
Gerum (1982–1983)
Folić (1983)
Š. Ljumović (1984)
Folić (1984)
Markušević (1985–1986)
Živadinović (1986–1987)
Poklepović (1987–1989)
Radonjić (1989–1990)
Kuže (1990)
Ćerić (1990)
Đorić (1991)
Živadinović (1991–1992)
Mitrović (1992–1995)
J. Miročević (1996)
C. Ljumović (1996)
Radonjić (1997)
Mitrović (1997–1998)
Šaković (1998)
Okuka (1998–99)
Radonjić (2002–03)
Bajić (2003)
Milačić (2003–06)
M. Božović (2006–07)
Babić (2007–08)
Radovic (2008)
Ješić (2008–09)
Ivanović (2009–10)
Dragićević^c (2010)
Rakojević (2010–11)
Petrović (2011)
Radulović (2011–12)
Dragićević (2012–13)
Vukčević (2013–14)
Perišić (2014)
Radojičić (2014–15)
Vukotić (2015–)

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