Dragan Okuka

Dragan Okuka
Dragomir Okuka
Personal information
Full name Dragomir "Dragan" Okuka
Date of birth April 2, 1954 (1954-04-02) (age 57)
Place of birth Porija Kalinovnik, FPR Yugoslavia
Playing position Midfielder
Club information
Current club Jiangsu Sainty
Senior career*
Years Team Apps† (Gls)†
1974-1976 Velež Mostar 36 (3)
1976-1977 Leotar Trebinje 33 (4)
1977-1985 Velež Mostar 178 (31)
1985-1987 Örebro SK 64 (8)
1987-1989 Motola 58 (11)
Teams managed
1994-1996 FK Bečej
1996-1997 Čukarički Stankom
1997-1998 Obilić
1998-1999 Budućnost Arilje
1999-2000 FK Vojvodina
2000-2003 Legia Warsaw
2005-2006 Serbia U21
2006-2007 Wisła Kraków
2007 AC Omonia
2008-2010 Lokomotiv Sofia
2010 Kavala F.C.
2011- Jiangsu Sainty
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.
† Appearances (Goals).

Dragomir "Dragan" Okuka (Serbian Cyrillic: Дpaгoмиp "Дpaгaн" Okуka ; born April 2, 1954 in Porija Kalinovik, near Nevesinje, Bosnia and Herzegovina) is a Serbian [1] football manager and a former player. He lastly managed the Bulgarian top club Lokomotiv Sofia. From 13 June 2010, he became the Head Coach of Kavala F.C. but in November he is finally resigned. On 10 May 2011, Chinese Super League club Jiangsu Sainty have signed Okuka as the new coach of the team.[2]

Contents

Methods of work

Okuka has been known for relying exclusively on an aggressive, attacking game with a lot of goals – always a goal more, for the pleasure of audience.

  • FK Obilić - won the Yugoslav Championship with the formation 1:3:5:2.
  • Legia Warsaw - won the Polish Championship with the formation 1:3:4:1:2.
  • Serbia U21 play with the formation 1:4:4:2
  • Wisła Kraków - play with the formation 1:4:4:2.
  • AC Omonia - play with formation 1:4:2:3:1

Education

  • Coach with UEFA Pro Diploma.
  • Instructor FA of Serbia and Montenegro, Lecturer on the FA S&M - UEFA School for Coaches.
  • Senior football coach – The coaches Academy – The faculty for Physical education in Niš.
  • BA in Law from the Law School, University in Mostar.
  • Participated in 5th UEFA conference European National Coach September, 23 -25, 2002. Warsaw - Poland.

References

  1. ^ Okuka born in Bosnia and Herzegovina but his official nationality is Serbian. See profile at his Official website.
  2. ^ 江苏舜天官方宣布塞尔维亚籍教练出任代理主帅 (Chinese)

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