Frano Srdarev
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Football Coach Frano Srdarev | |||
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| Born | October 8, 1956 Imotski, Croatia | ||
| Nationality | Croatian | ||
| Citizenship | Croatia | ||
| Education | University of Zagreb faculty for physical culture | ||
| Occupation | Football Coach | ||
| Years active | 30+ | ||
Frano Srdarev (born 8 October 1956) is a Croatian professional football coach. With more then 30 years of experience, been coaching goalkeepers in Iran, Saudi Arabia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. March 2021, Srdarev has been part of the coaching staff for the Indian national team, training and developing the goalkeepers.
Playing career
1969-1987 RNK Split|RNK SPLIT was coached by Vladimir Beara, one of the best goalkeepers in the world, and by Igor Vukman.
Coaching career
Education
Attended University of Zagreb faculty for physical culture, Center for education for professional sports and I obtained a degree for a football coach and UEFA B goalkeeper coach (mentor Ivan Katalinić).
Clubs
1989-1990 NK Primorac 1929|NK PRIMORAC, Croatia (twice champions, coached Vatroslav Mihačić, which becomes the first goalkeeper in HNK Hajduk Split|NK Hajduk)
1990-1991 NK Primorac 1929|NK PRIMORAC, Stobreč (Coached Đoni Tafra, who goes to HNK Šibenik|NK Šibenik, first league)
1991-1992 NK Primorac 1929|NK PRIMORAC, Stobreč (Coached Boško Boškovič|Boško Bošković, who becomes the first goalkeeper of the Slovenia national football team)
1992-1993 NK Primorac 1929|NK PRIMORAC, Stobreč (Coached Sandro Tomić, Stjepan Radovančić i Vladimir Balić)
1993-1994 NK Primorac 1929|NK PRIMORAC, Stobreč (Enters the Croatian First Football League)
1994-1995 NK Primorac 1929|NK PRIMORAC, Stobreč (Coached Sandro Tomić, who goes to HNK Hajduk Split|NK Hajduk )
1995-1996 NK Split|NK SPLIT, Split, Croatia|Split (Coached Tihomir Bulat and N. Mlinar)
1996 NK Solin|NK SOLIN, Solin(Coached N. Vrdoljak, N. Uvodić and M. Kalinić)
1997 HNK Hajduk Split|HNK HAJDUK, Split, Croatia|Split (Coached Tonči Gabrić, Vedran Runje, Stipe Pletikosa and Anthony Tokpah|Anthony Topkah)
1998-1999 HŠK Posušje|NK POSUSJE, Posušje (champions, Coached N. Uvodić)
1999-2000 Al-Ittihad Club (Jeddah)|FC AL-ITTIHAD , Jeddah (champions, Coached Hussein Al-Sadiq)
2000-2001 NK Mosor|NK MOSOR, Žrnovnica(Coached Matko Perdijić)
2002-2006 Foolad F.C., Ahwaz(once champions, twice third place; Coached Ebrahim Mirzapour, who becomes the first goalkeeper of the Iran national football team of Iran and M. Hoori, who becomes the goalkeeper of the olympic national team of Iran)
2007 THE NATIONAL TEAM OF IRAN (in 19 and in 23) Coached M. Sousha and M. Muhamedi
2007-2008 Shahin Bushehr F.C., Bushehr(Coached M. Tabatai, H. Shefi and Dejan Pešić)
2008-2009 FHamedan(Coached Saman Safa and M. Sousha)
2009-2010 FC FOOLAD, Ahwaz (Hossein Ashena, M. Abolfas)
2010-2011 Gostaresh Foulad F.C.
2011-2012 HNK Hajduk Split
2012-2013 PAS Tehran F.C.
2014-2015 Esteghlal F.C.
2017 -2018 NK VODICE, Vodice, Croatia
2018-2019 NK VODICE, Vodice (youth school) Dorijan Klarin becomes goalkeeper of the National team of Croatia U15 and goes to GNK Dinamo Zagreb|.
2019-2021 NK VODICE, Vodice, Croatia
2021-present: National Team India
Additional information
Coached and contributed to perfection of goalkeepers, for example:
- Vatroslav Mihačić and Sandro Tomić ( FC Zagreb ),
- Đoni Tafra ( FC Rijeka ),
- Vladimir Balić ( NK Hajduk ),
- Tihomir Bulat ( FC St. Pauly, Germany ),
- Vedran Runje ( FC Marseille, France and Croatian National Team ),
- Stipe Pletikosa (FC Shahtiar, Ucraina and Croatian National Team),
- Anthony Tokpah|Anthony Topkah ( National Team of Liberia ),
- Hussein Al-Sadiq|Hussein Al-Sadik ( National Team of Saudi Arabia ),
- Ebrahim Mirzapour ( National Team of Iran ),
- M. Hoori.
References
External links
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