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Full name
  
Miodrag Radovic

Name
  
Misha Radovic

Role
  
Football player


1968–1979
  
Red Star Belgrade

Position
  
Midfielder

Years
  
Team

Date of birth
  
(1961-09-12) 12 September 1961 (age 54)

Place of birth
  
Belgrade, SFR Yugoslavia

Playing position
  
Midfielder / left back

Current team
  
Persipasi Bandung Raya

Misha Radovic - Soccer Skills 4 - Soccer Sydney


Misha Radovic (Serbian Cyrillic: Миодраг Радовић - Миша, born September 12, 1961) is a Serbian former football player and Manager. He is a founder of Soccer Sydney Academy in Australia. Misha has a UEFA Pro Licence and is therefore able to Coach at the highest levels of World soccer.Together with ex AC.Milan midfielder Andrea Icardi,Misha was Head Coach of AC.Milan Academy in 2009. In October 2010, He was appointed as Manager of the Indonesia Super League team Pelita Jaya, owned by Indonesian billionaire Nirwan Bakrie. In April 2012, he was appointed as Manager of another major team in Indonesia, Persisam Putra Samarinda. In this role, Misha successfully saved the club from relegation.

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Born in Belgrade, SR Serbia, Yugoslavia, he played with FK Vardar in the 1981–82 Yugoslav First League before coming to Australia in 1989.

Coaching Accreditations

  • UEFA Pro Licence
  • UEFA "A" Licence
  • Football Association of Serbia "A" Licence
  • Football Federation Australia "A" Licence
  • Football Federation Australia Pro Licence
  • Licence upgrade

  • 2002 - Youth Coaching Licence N.S.W
  • 2003 - Intermediate Licence N.S.W
  • 2003 - Senior Coaching Licence N.S.W
  • 2008 - UEFA “B” Accreditation Serbia
  • 2009 - UEFA “A” Accreditation Serbia
  • 2010 - Coach upgrade Nagoya Grampus, Japan under tuition of Pixie Stojkovic & Bosko Djurovski
  • 2013 UEFA PRO LICENCE
  • Honours

    Champion of Europe with Yugoslavia U19 - 1979

    Club

    Queens Park Soccer Club, Australia

  • Grand final Champions: 1
  • 2006
  • References

    Misha Radovic Wikipedia