Dušan Mijić

Dušan Mijić
Personal information
Full name	Dušan Mijić
Date of birth	(1965-01-23) 23 January 1965
Place of birth	Banja Luka, SFR Yugoslavia
Playing position	Right back
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1982–1991	Vojvodina	282	(4)
1991-1992	Espanyol	45	(0)
1992-1993	Palamós	33	(1)
1995–1996	AO Kavala	2	(1)
Teams managed
1998-2001	FK Vojvodina (youth)
2001-2003	FK Veternik
2003-2005	FK Vojvodina (youth)
2007–2008	Ararat Yerevan
2014	Ararat Yerevan
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Dušan Mijić (Serbian Cyrillic: Душaн Mиjић ; born 23 January 1965 in Krupa na Vrbasu, Banja Luka) is a Bosnian Serb football head coach and former player.

Club career

Mijić played for FK Vojvodina in the Yugoslav First League.^[1]

Honours

Vojvodina
- Yugoslav First League: 1988–89

References

↑ "Fudbal EX-YU Fudbaleri M". Fudbal ex-YU. Archived from the original on March 5, 2009. Retrieved 2008-12-13.

External Links

(Spanish) http://www.lfp.es/historico/primera/plantillas/historial.asp?jug=5697
Profile at Playerhistory.
Stats from Spain at BDFutbol.
Career story at Yu.com.

FC Ararat Yerevan – managers

Merangulyan (1935–38)
Atanesyan (1939)
Yesenin (1940–44)
Andreev (1945)
Sushkov (1946)
Grechishnikov (1947)
H. Andreasyan (1948)
Apukhtin (1949)
Filipov (1949)
Ryabikov (1950–51)
Evranov (1952)
H. Andreasyan (1953–54)
Dangulov (1955–56)
H. Andreasyan (1957)
Smyslov (1958–60)
H. Andreasyan (1961)
Akimov (1962)
Abramov (1963)
Zharkov (1964)
Falyan (1965–67)
Grigoryan (1968)
Ponomarev (1969–70)
Glebov (1971–72)
Simonyan (1973–74)
Maslov (1975)
Markarov (1976–77)
Gulyaev (1978)
Zakharov (1978)
Betsa (1979–81)
A. Andreasyan (1982–83)
Simonyan (1984–85)
Zakharov (1986)
A. Andreasyan (1986–89)
Kazaryan (1989)
Sarkisyan (1990–94)
Darbinyan (1995)
A. Andreasyan (1996–2003)
Arzumanyan (2003–04)
Khashmanyan (2004–06)
Sukiasyan (2006–07)
Mijić (2007–08)
Sukiasyan (2008)
Kirakosyan (2008–09)
A. Andreasyan^c (2009)
Safaryan^c (2009–10)
Yesayan (2010)
A. Andreasyan (2011–12)
Safaryan (2012)
Khashmanyan (2012–14)
Mijić (2014)
Darbinyan (2014)
Chakhalyan (2014–15)
Sukiasyan (2015–)

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