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Foreign coaches:

This list is done for personal use only, and it will never become an article.

Serbia[edit]

BSK Belgrade[edit]

Singer (1911-?) ref: p.28, in the words of Andrejevic, coached in Subotica earlier,perhaps Imre Singer coached Besiktas 1925-35; or Miksa Singer
Toni Szabó (1921-1924) youth coach/player
Adolf Engel (1927-1929,1930) - remote possibility: Vilmos Engel
Sándor Nemes (1930,1932-1934,1935-1939)
Josef Uridil (1935)
István Mészáros (1939-1941)

SK Jugoslavija[edit]

Alois Machek (1913-1914)
Karel Bláha (1924-1926)
Harry Lank (1927)
Johann Strnad (1928-1929 -33?)
Károly Nemes (1934)
Gyula Feldmann (1938-1939)
Robert Lang (1939-1940)

FK Vojvodina[edit]

Otto Necas (1926-1928,1930)
Otto Hamacek (1931-1932) [1]
Károly Nemes (1932-33,1939) [2]
Willy Schürmann (1934-1935)
Fritz Levitus (1936-1938)
János Noj (1939-1941)
Antal Lyka (1957-1959)

FK Partizan[edit]

Illés Spitz (1946-1951,1953,1954-1955,1958-1960)
Géza Kalocsay (1957-1958)
Lothar Matthäus (2002-2003)
Jürgen Röber (2005-2006)
Avram Grant (2012)

Red Star Belgrade[edit]

Walter Zenga (2005-2006)
Zdeněk Zeman (2008)
Ricardo Sá Pinto (2013)

FK Bor[edit]

Gallois
Asim Fehmi (1963)
M. Bakovliev (1965)

BASK[edit]

Gustav Fejfar (1896-1898) "SK Soko", also known as Gustav Greifahr[4]
Otto Necas (1924-1926)
Hans Bloch (1937-1938)

FK Železničar Niš/11. Oktobar Niš[edit]

Antal Lyka (1946-1947)
Milan Dimovski

FK Srem[edit]

Rudolf Klick (1924-1939)
??? Laslo Laci
Artur Meler

Bačka Subotica[edit]

Zoltán Wagner (1901-1906) Poss: [5]
Hans Schreiner
Gyula Gruber (1906-1914)
Ferenc Nagy (1924-1926) Poss: [6]
László Varga (1949-1950,1960-1963,1966-1969) Poss: [7] or [8]
István Gligor (1995-1996)

Sparta Zemun[edit]

Adolf Engel (1938-39)
Hans Šnajder (1938-39)

FK Radnički Sombor[edit]

???? Ivan Veinber (1924) ?[9] ?
Toni Szabó

ŽSK Veliki Bečkerek[edit]

Toni Szabó

FK Palić[edit]

???? Jožef Sabo Rac (19__) Poss: József Szabó Rácz

Jugoslavija Jabuka[edit]

Toni Szabó (1939-1941)

Obilić Kruševac[edit]

Valter Kolisch (1936-1938) - Valter/Walter

PSK Pančevo[edit]

Toni Szabó (1924-19xx)

Jug Bogdan/Topličanin Prokuplje[edit]

Aleksandr Shcheglov (1919-1925) - Player/coach, was local gymnastics professor before, born in Russia in 1892, died in Prokuplje in 1975

Dinamo Vranje[edit]

Milan Dimovski

Žitorađa[edit]

Milan Dimovski

?[edit]

? Bernard Robiček - mentioned among the first coaches in Serbia.

Croatia[edit]

HŠK Građanski Zagreb[edit]

Karl Heinlein (1919–1921)
Arthur Gaskell (1921–1924)
Richard Kohn (1924–1925)
Imre Pozsonyi (1925–1926)
Josef Brandstätter (1926–1929)
Johann Strnad (1930–1931)
Robert Haftl (1931–1932)
György Molnár (1932–1933)
James Donnelly (1933–1935)
Anton Ringer (1935–1936)
Márton Bukovi (1936–1945)

GNK Dinamo Zagreb[edit]

Márton Bukovi (1945-1947,1960-1961)
Karl Mütsch (1948) de:Karl Mütsch
Osvaldo Ardiles (1999)
Ivaylo Petev (2016–2017)

HNK Hajduk Split[edit]

Oldřich Just (1911-1912)
Josef Šwagrovský (1912)
Otto Bohata (1913)
Norbert Zajíček (1914)
Zdeňek Jahn (1915-1918)
Karel Šťastný (1919)
Rudolf Sloup-Štapl (1920)
Fraňo Zoubek (1920)
Franz Mantler (1921)
Jindřich Šoltis (1922)
Václav Pinc (1922)
Jaroslav Bohata (1923)
Erwin Puschner (1930)
Karel Senecký (1937)
Illés Spitz (1938-1939)
Jiří Sobotka (1940,1941)
Ivan Vutsov (1987)
Edoardo Reja (2009-2010)
Krassimir Balakov (2011-2012)
Joan Carrillo (2016-2017)

HAŠK[edit]

František Koželuh (1912-1915)
Josef Uridil (1929)
Johann Strnad (1932-33)
Otto Fischer
František Koželuh (?-1938)
Zoltán Opata (1937-38)
Karl Mütsch (1939-40)
Robert Haftl (?) Die legionare

HŠK Concordia Zagreb[edit]

Viktor Löwenfeld (coach/player) (1925)
Erwin Puschner (1929-33)
Otto Fischer (1934-35) de:Otto Fischer (Fußballspieler)
Béla Virág (1937-38)
František Koželuh

Slavija Osijek[edit]

Lajos Bányai (1926)
István Palkó (1929–30)
Eden Dombovary (1935-37)

SK Bata Borovo[edit]

Anton Bilek (1936-1938)
Károly Nemes (1938,1939,194?)
František Koželuh (1940-1948)

PNIŠK[edit]

Jan Todl (1903) coach, captain and player
Josef Polivka (1903)

NK Varaždin/Slavija[edit]

Karl Mütsch (1938-39,194?-1948)
Otokar Chloupek (1938-39) coached along Mutsch - from Varaždin
Ferdinand Götz (1938-39) at Revija magazine

HNK Cibalia/Dinamo Vinkovci[edit]

Károly Nemes (1930s)
Rajmond Breznik (1930s)
Peter Pacult (2017)

NK Istra 1961[edit]

Manolo Márquez (2018)
Curro Torres (2018)

NK Rudeš[edit]

Iñaki Alonso (2017)
José Manuel Aira (2018-2019)

Građanski Osijek[edit]

Fritz Levitus (pre Vojvodine)
Toni Szabó

Hajduk Osijek[edit]

Toni Szabó

Kroacija Zagreb[edit]

Toni Szabó

NK Cres[edit]

Marino Lombardo (1998-1999)

Slovenia[edit]

Ilirija Ljubljana / NK Ljubljana[edit]

Jaroslav Jirkovský (1913-?)
Johann Baar (years?) Source: "Die legionaäre"
Wilhelm Pammer (years?) Source: "Die Legionäre" - Wilhelm "Willy" "Helmerl" Pammer
??? Janušek (1923-?)
V. Paira (till June 1924) Sportista, says former player of Wiener SC
Karl Zankl (1926)
Erwin Puschner (1934-?) (coached Primorje for sure)
Gábor Obitz (1935-1937)

NK Olimpija Ljubljana (2005)[edit]

Rodolfo Vanoli (2016)

Deutscher Sportklub Laibach[edit]

Rudi Löwenfeld - [10]

ND Gorica[edit]

Marino Lombardo (1992-1992)
Luigi Apolloni (2013-2014)
Cesare Beggi (2015)

Bosnia and Herzegovina[edit]

FK Slavija Sarajevo[edit]

Karl Harmer (1908-1911) [11]
Toni Szabó player/manager
Anton Ringer (1934–1935)
Franz Unschuld (1938-39)
Vilmos Wilhelm (1939-40) aka Wilmas Wilhelm [12]
Valter Kolisch (?-?) Valter/Walter? Bečlija ostvario zapazene rezultate (1939-1941)

FK Željezničar Sarajevo[edit]

nat.? Silvio Alkalaj (Silvio Alcalay?) (1921) Spanish? [13] it says he was afterwords the coach of RCD Espanyol during mid 1920s
nat.? Adolf Šmit (Adolf Schmidt?) (1922) Austrian? German?
nat.? Vilim Novak (1935-1936) Czechoslovak? Hungarian? Austrian?
František Bičiště (1948)
László Fenyvesi (1959) [14]
Jiří Plíšek (2004)

FK Sarajevo[edit]

László Fenyvesi (1958)
Jiří Plíšek (2011)

Čelik Zenica[edit]

Nélson Mourão (2005-2006)
Adnan Örnek (2018-2019)
Cihat Arslan (2019)
Hasan Özer (2019)

SAŠK Sarajevo[edit]

Ferdinand Götz (1923-25)
František Koželuh

Macedonia[edit]

FK Vardar Skopje[edit]

Illés Spitz (1960-1961)
Antal Lyka (1961)
Gildo Rodrigues (2004)
Sergey Andreyev (2014-2015)

Bregalnica Štip[edit]

Nikola Spasov (2004-2005;2011;2012)
Ali Guneş (2013–2014)
Yüksel Yesilova (2016)

Shkëndija Tetovo[edit]

Edmond Miha (1999-2000,2008-2009)
Medin Zhega (2002)
Shpëtim Duro (2013-2014,2015)
Thomas Brdarić (2017)

Montenegro[edit]

Kosovo[edit]

FC Prishtina[edit]

Medin Zhega (2001–2002)
Wolfgang Jerat (2011–2012)
Lutz Lindemann (2016–2017)
Mirel Josa (2017– )

Unknown[edit]

"Die Legionare" says that the following Austrians had a career in K. Yugoslavia, either as coaches or players: Brüder Ferr, "Schloime" Fischer (, found his club, Concordia Zagreb in 1934), Toni Ringer (allegedly 1926 Gradjanski Zagreb trainer).

Templates[edit]

Serbia

Croatia

Slovenia

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Macedonia

Montenegro

Serbia[edit]

BSK Belgrade[edit]

SK Jugoslavija[edit]

FK Vojvodina[edit]

FK Partizan[edit]

Red Star Belgrade[edit]

Radnički Niš[edit]

FK Smederevo[edit]

FK Radnički Beograd[edit]

FK Spartak Subotica[edit]

FK Hajduk Kula[edit]

FK Mačva Šabac[edit]