Drago Mamić

Drago Mamić
Personal information
Full name	Drago Mamić
Date of birth	(1954-02-09) 9 February 1954
Place of birth	Valjevo, FPR Yugoslavia
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
	NK Orijent
	NK Jadran
–	Sabah FA
–	Lech Poznań
Teams managed
1988–1996	NK Orijent (youth teams)
1990–1996	Croatia (youth teams)
1996–1997	NK Orijent (assistant coach)
1997–1998	NK Orijent
1999–2000	Sichuan Quanxing
2000–2003	Dalian Shide (assistant)
2003–2005	Guangzhou Rizhiquan (assistant)
2005–2006	Guangzhou Rizhiquan (caretaker)
2007–2008	Sabah FA
2009–2010	Myanmar
2010–2011	Churchill Brothers
2011–2012	Persib Bandung
2014–2015	Maldives
2016--	Dhaka Abahani
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Drago Mamić (born February 9, 1954 in Valjevo, Serbia) is a Serbian-born Croatian former football player and manager, currently managing Maldives.^[1] He has a UEFA 'Pro' Licence football coach. In September 2011, he was appointed as manager of Indonesia Super League team Persib Bandung.^[2] After 6 months and finish in the 7th placed he resigned from that club on 28 March 2012.^[3]

Coaching Accreditations

UEFA Pro Licence
Strength and conditioning coach UEFA Pro Licence

References

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Guangzhou Evergrande F.C. – managers

Zhou Suian (1994–95)
Zhang Jingtian (1995)
Xie Zhiguang (1996)
Xian Dixiong (1996)
Chen Yiming (1997)
Mai Chao (1997–98)
Chen Xirong (1998–99)
Zhao Dayu (1999)
Rodrigues (2000)
Zhou Suian (2000)
Tavares (a.i.) (2000)
Liu Kang (2000–01)
Zhou Suian (2001–02)
Wu Qunli (2002)
Zhou Suian (2002–03)
Mai Chao (2003–05)
Mamić (a.i.) (2005–06)
Qi Wusheng (2006)
Shen Xiangfu (2007–09)
Peng Weiguo (a.i.) (2009–10)
Lee Jang-soo (2010–12)
Lippi (2012–14)
Cannavaro (2014–15)
Scolari (2015–)

Myanmar national football team – managers

Valok (1959–63)
Hlaing (1964–65)
Zonin (1965–67)
Hlaing (1967–72)
Trautmann (1972–74)
Hlaing (1974–79)
Dujković (1996–97)
Booth (2000–03)
Kolev (2004–05)
Win (2006–07)
Falopa (2007–08)
Aung (2009)
Mamić (2009–10)
Aung (2010)
Živadinović (2011)
Win^c (2011)
Park Sung-hwa (2011–13)
Win^c (2013)
Avramović (2014–15)
Zeise^c (2015–)

Churchill Brothers S.C. – managers

Bencherifa (2006–08) Đorđević (2008–09) Pereira (2009–10) Subramaniam (2010–11) Mamić (2011) Neca (2011–12) Pereira (2012) Dias (2012–)

Persib Bandung – managers

Suryamin (1994) Thohir (1994–95) Thohir (2000–03) Sledzianowski (2003) Paez (2003–06) Soendoro (2006) Arcan (2007) Djanur & Darwis (2007–08) Hartono (2008–10) Darwis (2010) Janacković (2010) Čučković (2010) Roekito (2010–11) Mamić (2011–12) Darwis (2012) Djanur (2012–)

Maldives national football team – managers

Miklós (1991–1993)
Two Russian Coaches (1993–1994)
Stănculescu (1994–1995)
Cortez (1996–1997)
Solokho (1998)
Stoykov (1999)
Stănculescu (1999–2000)
Jankech (2001–2003)
Neca (2003–2004)
Stoykov (2005–2007)
Jankech (2007–2008)
Yamanlar (2008–2009)
Urbányi (2009–2010)
Cruciani (2011)
Urbányi (2011–2013)
Nashid (Ayya)^c (2013–2014)
Mamić (2014–)

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