Branko Smiljanić

Branko Smiljanić

Football manager infobox
playername = Branko Smiljanic


fullname = Branko Smiljanic
height = height|meter=1.80
nickname = "Fox"
dateofbirth = birth date and age|1957|9|27
cityofbirth =
countryofbirth = SFR Yougoslavia
currentclub = Al-Ittihad
position = Manager
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manageryears = 2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2006
2006-Present
managerclubs = Jordan Team
FK Radnički
FK Vojvodina
Al Faisaly
Al-Ittihad

Branko Smiljanic (Serbian Cyrillic: Бранко Смиљанић; born September 27, 1957 in Serbia , SFR Yougoslavia ) is a Serbian football Manager , currently coaching Al-Ittihad of Libya Club, in his first year with Al Faisaly Branko has won the AFC Cup for the first time in Jordan football history , also in his first year with Al-Ittihad he has won the Libyan Premier League, Libyan Cup , Libyan SuperCup and lead the team to the CAF Champions League semi-final for the first time in the club and libyan football history [ [http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hijooK69LTHIxIy0NBKJXPWZGK6A] .] , His son Milan Smiljanic is a football player currently playing for RCD Espanyol as a midfielder.

Honours

*Jordan League: Runner-Up
*:flagicon|Jordan Al Faisaly 2006
*Jordan FA Cup: Winner
*:flagicon|Jordan Al Faisaly 2005

*AFC Cup: Champion
*:flagicon|Jordan Al Faisaly 2005

*Libyan Premier League : Champion
*:flagicon|Libya Al-Ittihad 2007

*Libyan Cup : Winner
*:flagicon|Libya Al-Ittihad 2007

*Libyan SuperCup : Winner
*:flagicon|Libya Al-Ittihad 2006, 2007

*CAF Champions League 2007 : Semi-Final
*:flagicon|Libya Al-Ittihad 2007

References


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