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1989–1991
  
Jadran-Supetar

1987-1988
  
Konavljanin


Height
  
1.89 m (6 ft 2 ⁄2 in)

Name
  
Mato Stankovic

Date of birth
  
(1970-09-28) September 28, 1970 (age 45)

Place of birth
  
Dubrovnik, Croatia

Playing position
  
Field Player (retired)

Futsal zene trening mato stankovic


Mato Stanković (born 28 September 1970 in Dubrovnik, Croatia) is a Croatian futsal coach and former player. He is coach of the Croatia national futsal team.

Contents

As a player

  • 1990-1995 Dalma Split (1. CFNL)
  • 1995-2000 Split 1700 (1. CFNL)
  • Croatian champion 1996/1997
  • University futsal world championship, Finland, 1996

    • As a coach

  • Croatian Champion:
  • 2000/01 with MNK Split 1700, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2003/04 with Split Gasperov & 2005/06 with Brodosplit Inzenjering
  • Croatian Cup:
  • 2000/2001 with MNK Split 1700, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2004/05 with Split Gasperov & 2005/06 with Brodosplit Inzenjering
  • African Futsal Championship:
  • 2008 with Libya
  • Arab Futsal Championship:
  • 2007, 2008 with Libya
  • UEFA Futsal Champions league 3rd place 2001/2002, Mnk Split Gašperov
  • UEFA Futsal Champions league 1/4 finale 2002/2003, Mnk Split Gašperov
  • UEFA Futsal Champions league 1/4 finale 2003/2004, Mnk Split Gašperov
  • UEFA Futsal Champions league 1/8 finale 2005/2006, Mnk Brodosplit inž.
  • Assistant coach of Croatian national team 2002-2004
  • Coach of Libyan national team 2007-2009
  • Winner of African futsal championship (CAF), Tripoli, Libya, 2008
  • Winner of Arab futsal championship, Port Said, Egypt, 2009
  • Winner of North African futsal championship Tunisia, 2009
  • Placement and participation in the WORLD CUP, Brasil, 2008
  • Coach of Croatian national team 2010-2012
  • Winner of Mediterranean cup in Libya 2010
  • EURO 2012 ( European championship in futsal ) in Croatia, SEMI-FINALS
    • Mato Stanković wwwuefacomMultimediaFilesPhotocompetitionsCo

    References

    Mato Stanković Wikipedia
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