Rajko Magić

Rajko Magić
Personal information
Rajko Magić
Date of birth	(1955-02-03) February 3, 1955
Place of birth	Čakovec, FPR Yugoslavia
Teams managed
Years	Team
1992–1993	NK Čakovec
1993–1994	NK Hrvatski dragovoljac
1995–1996	NK Šibenik
1998–1999	NK Šibenik
1999–2000	NK Istra
2000–2001	NK Kamen Ingrad
2002–2003	NK Slaven Belupo
2004–2006	NK Hrvatski dragovoljac
2006–2008	NK Dinamo Zagreb (assistant coach)
2008–2009	NK Slaven Belupo (sports director)
2010	Shandong Luneng (assistant coach)
2011	Shandong Luneng
2012	NK Inter Zaprešić (sports director)
2013	NK Inter Zaprešić
2014	Johor Darul Takzim II FC
2014	Johor Darul Takzim FC (assistant coach)
2015	Johor Darul Takzim FC (director of football)

Rajko Magić (born February 3, 1955 in Čakovec) is a Croatian football manager.

Education

1995 graduate of the Higher School of Zagreb coach

2004 received a diploma UEFA PRO COACH

From 2005 works as teacher of tactics at a football academy of Croatian football federation

Managing career

As a coach Magic worked in the Croatian national football since the establishment of the Croatian football league in 1992. During a coaching career as a head coach he worked in seven first division and in five second division clubs and independently led more than 600 official matches. With Slaven Belupo in 2002, he guided the team to reach the semifinals of UEFA Intertoto Cup. From 2006 to 2008 Magic worked at Dinamo Zagreb as an assistant coach to Branko Ivanković and won the Croatian championship, Croatian Cup and played in the UEFA Cup.

Magic also followed Ivanković to Chinese club Shandong Luneng as assistant coach in 2010. They helped the team won the Chinese Super League the same year. Following the sacking of Ivanković by Shandong Luneng during the season, Magic who was the assistant coach at that time stepped up into the head coach role. In 2012 Magic returns to Croatia to work with NK Inter Zaprešić for two years, where he worked as sport director in 2012 and head coach in 2013.

In 2014, Magic were employed by Johor State Football Association to supervise the teams uder the association. In this capacity, he was assigned to Malaysian Premier League team Johor Darul Takzim II FC for the 2014 season, taking over from Azmi Mohamed. From April 2014, Magic also were assigned for the Malaysian Super League team Johor Darul Takzim FC, first as interim coach, and later as assistant coach to compatriot Bojan Hodak, helping the team won the 2014 Malaysia Super League title. From December 2014. he was appointed as director of football, in charge of all JTD teams (I,II,III, President and Belia).

References

http://www.lnts.com.cn/en/
http://www.hns-cff.hr/?ln=hr&w=&w=akademija&id=116
http://www.nk-slaven-belupo.hr/index.php?cat=klub&sub=povijest_kluba
http://hnk-sibenik.hr/povijest.asp
Ivica Medo (17 December 2009). "Profesor u Kini: Branko Ivanković potpisao ugovor sa Shandong Lunengom" [Professor in China: Branko Ivanković signs contract with Shandong Lueng] (in Croatian). Nacional (weekly). Archived from the original on 24 July 2012. Retrieved 24 July 2012.
http://www.vecernji.hr/sport/nogomet/belupo-kaznio-igrace-dosli-gal-jambrusic-clanak-20966
http://www.hrsport.net/vijesti/189286/nogomet/rajko-magic-novi-trener-kamen-ingrada
http://www.nk-dinamo.hr/page/20/vijest/prikaz/217/default.aspx

External links

Rajko Magić profile at Sina.com (Chinese)

HNK Šibenik – managers

Šangulin (1989–92)
Cukrov (1992)
Džidić (1992–93)
Rora (1992–93)
Tucak (1993–94)
Matković (1993–94)
Šangulin (1994)
Magić (1994–95)
Maretić (1995–96)
Begović (1996–97)
Maretić (1997–98)
Buljan (1998)
Kedžo (1998)
Magić (1998–99)
Mršić (1999)
Vidov (1999)
Maretić (1999–2000)
Lokica (2000)
Nižetić (2000–01)
Lokica (2001)
Bogdan (2001–02)
Mršić (2002–03)
Bonačić (2003)
Bogdan (2003–04)
Petrović (2004)
Bakotić (2004–05)
Pudar (2005–07)
Karabeg (2007)
Kalinić (2007–09)
Godinić (2009)
Karačić (2009–10)
Godinić (2010)
Lokica (2010–11)
Tomić (2011–13)
Šupe (2013)
Petravić (2013)
Bulat (2013)
Cukrov (2013–14)
Petković (2014)
Petravić (2014)
Labrović (2014–)

NK Slaven Belupo – managers

Buljan (1997)
Čačić (1998)
Lušić (1998)
Puljić (1998)
Vlak (1998)
Bonačić (1999–2000)
Frančić (2000–2001)
Besek (2001–2002)
Magić (2002–2003)
Bedi (2003–2004)
Nižetić (2004)
Karačić (2004–2005)
Jurčević (2005–2006)
Scoria (2006–2007)
Jurčić (2007–2008)
Petković (2008–2009)
Bračun (2009)
Dalić (2009–2010)
Petković (2010–2011)
Ferenčina (2011–2013)
Sović (2013)
Katalinić (2013)
Frančić (2013–2014)
Scoria (2014)
Čačić (2014–2015)
Kopić (2015–)

Shandong Luneng Taishan F.C. – managers

Yin Tiesheng (1994–96) Kim Jung-nam (1998) Yin Tiesheng (1998) Santrač (1999–00) Ignatyev (2001–02) Nepomnyashchy (2002–03) Tumbaković (2004–09) Ivanković (2009–11) Magić (a.i.) (2011) Barbosa (a.i.) (2011) ten Cate (2012) Wu Jingui (a.i.) (2012) Antić (2013) Cuca (2014–15) Menezes (2016–)

Johor Darul Ta'zim F.C. – Head coaches

Smith (1998–99) Stowell (1999–01) Carizzo (2002–2005) Ramlan (2005–2010) Azuan (2011) Devan (2012) Sazali (a.i.) (2012) Fandi (2012–13) Azmi (a.i.) (2013) Ferrando (2013–14) Magić (a.i.) (2014) Hodak (2014–15) Mario Gómez (2015–)

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