Zdenko Verdenik

Zdenko Verdenik
Personal information
Full name	Zdenko Verdenik
Date of birth	(1949-05-02) 2 May 1949
Place of birth	Ptuj, SFR Yugoslavia
Teams managed
Years	Team
1984–1985	NK Olimpija Ljubljana
1993–1994	U-21 Slovenia NT
1994–1997	Slovenia
1995	NK Olimpija Ljubljana
1998–1999	FK Austria Wien
2000–2002	JEF United Ichihara
2002–2003	Nagoya Grampus Eight
2003–2004	Vegalta Sendai
2012–2013	Omiya Ardija

Zdenko Verdenik (born 2 May 1949 in Ptuj, SFR Yugoslavia, now Slovenia) is a Slovenian football manager and former player.

He coached NK Olimpija Ljubljana,^[1] U-21 Slovenia NT, Slovenia NT, FK Austria Wien, JEF United Ichihara, Nagoya Grampus Eight, Vegalta Sendai and Omiya Ardija.

On 12 August 2013, Omiya Ardija sacked coach Zdenko Verdenik after a run of five defeats saw them slip from first place to fourth. ^[2]

References

External links

Profile at Austria Vienna archives

Zdenko Verdenik managerial positions

Slovenia national football team – managers

Prašnikar (1991–93) Verdenik (1994–97) Prašnikar (1998) Katanec (1998–02) Prašnikar (2002–04) Oblak (2004–06) Kek (2007–11) Stojanović (2011–12) Katanec (2013–)

FK Austria Wien – managers

Hogan (1911–12)
Meisl (1912–13)
Andres (1919–21)
Lanzer (1922–27)
Lang (1928–30)
Kurz (1930–31)
Hogan (1931–32)
Blum (1932–35)
Konrád (1935–36)
Nausch (1936–37)
Sindelar (1937–38)
J. Schneider (1939–40)
K. Schneider (1941–42)
Geyer (1945)
Müller (1946–54)
Nausch (1954–55)
Vogl (1956–57)
Adamek (1957–58)
Smistik (1958–59)
Probst (1959–60)
Schlechta (1960–62)
Frühwirth (1962–64)
Müller (1964–65)
Ocwirk (1965–71)
Müller (1971–72)
Stotz (1972)
Guttmann (1973)
Pecanka (1973–74)
Argauer (1974)
Dienst (1974–75)
Löser (1975)
Stotz (1976–77)
Stessl (1977–79)
Hof (1979–82)
Halama (1982–84)
Parits (1984–85)
Stessl (1985–86)
Parits (1986–87)
Stotz (1987)
Jantoka (1987–88)
Starek (1988)
Sara (1988)
Hof (1989–90)
Prohaska (1990–92)
Stessl (1992–93)
Hickersberger (1993–94)
Coordes (1994–95)
Hrubesch (1995–96)
Skocik (1996–97)
Frank (1997–98)
Sara (1998^c)
Verdenik (1998–99)
Koncilia (1999^c)
Prohaska (1999–00)
Baumeister (2000^c)
Hochhauser (2000–01)
Haan (2001)
Hörmann & Pfeffer (2001)
Constantini (2001–02^c)
Schachner (2002)
Daum (2002–03)
Löw (2003–04)
Søndergaard (2004–05)
Stöger (2005)
Schinkels (2006)
Zellhofer (2006–08)
Constantini (2008^c)
Daxbacher (2008–11)
Vastić (2011–12)
Stöger (2012–13)
Bjelica (2013–14)
Gager (2014^c)
Baumgartner (2014–15)
Ogris (2015^c)
Fink (2015–)

JEF United Ichihara Chiba – managers

Nagai (1992–93) Kiyokumo (1994–95) Okudera (1996) Versleijen (1997–98) Engels (1999) Zamfir (1999–00) Kambe (2000) Verdenik (2000–01) Kambe (2001) Vengloš (2002) I. Osim (2003–06) A. Osim (2006–07) Kuže (2008) Sawairi (2008) Miller (2008–09) Ejiri (2009–10) Lodeweges (2011) Kambe (2011) Kiyama (2012) Suzuki (2013–14) Saito (2014) Sekizuka (2014–)

Nagoya Grampus – managers

Hiraki (1992–93) Milne (1994) Miura (1994) Wenger (1995–96) Costa (1996) Queiroz (1996–97) Tanaka (1997–99) Sanchez (1999) Mazarópi (1999) João Carlos (1999–01) Miura (2001) Verdenik (2002–03) Nelsinho (2003–05) Nakata (2005) Vergoossen (2006–07) Stojković (2008–13) Nishino (2013–15) Ogura (2015–)

Vegalta Sendai – managers

Suzuki (1995) Sato (1996) Elsner (1997) Rus (1997) Miura (1997) Suzuki (1998–99) Shimizu (1999–03) Ishii (2003) Verdenik (2003–04) Tsunami (2005) Santana (2006) Mochizuki (2007) Teguramori (2008–2013) Arnold (2014) Watanabe (2014–)

Omiya Ardija – managers

Sasaki (1997–98) Pim (1998–99) Miura (2000–01) Henk (2002) Kanno (2003) Kiyokumo (2003) Miura (2004–06) Robert (2007) Sakuma (2007) Higuchi (2008) Chang (2009–10) Suzuki (2010–12) Okamoto (ja) (2012) Verdenik (2012–13) Okamoto (ja) (2013) Ogura (ja) (2013) Okuma (2014) Shibuya (2014–)

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