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Ivica Todorov

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Ivica Todorov
Personal information
Date of birth	(1950-07-04) 4 July 1950 (age 73)
Place of birth	Zrenjanin, SFR Yugoslavia
Position(s)	Midfielder^[1]
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1967–1969	FK Proleter Zrenjanin
1969–1972	FK Novi Sad
1972	Red Star Belgrade
1973–1975	DJK Konstanz
1975–1976	Limoges FC
1976–1977	Mouscron
1977–1979	US Pont-l'Abbé
1979–1983	Stade Français
Managerial career
1977–1979	US Pont-l'Abbé
1979–1984	Stade Français (Youth coach)
1984–1985	Stade Français
1985–1986	Limoges FC
1986–1989	JAC Port-Gentil
1989–1990	Dijon
	AS Lyon-Duchère
1993–1994	Brest
1995–1996	SAS Rabat
1996–1997	Maghreb Fez
1997–1998	Kawkab Marrakech
1998–2000	FUS de Rabat
2000	Al-Ahli (Dubai)
2000–2001	Al-Shabab
2002	Étoile Sportive du Sahel
2003	Wydad Casablanca
2004–2005	Burkino Faso
2006–2007	FC 105 Libreville
2007–2008	Najran^[2]
2008–2010	Congo
2010–2011	Arab Contractors
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Ivica Todorov, known in France as Yves Todorov (born 4 July 1950) is a Serbian-French football coach who manages Arab Contractors.

He previously coached the Congo national side, a job which he took up in April 2008.^[3] He has previously managed some French teams,^[4] the Burkino Faso national side,^[5]^[6] as well as club sides including FUS Rabat of Morocco and Étoile du Sahel of Tunisia and FC 105 Libreville of Gabon.^[3]

References[edit]

^ Ivica Todorov at WorldFootball.net

^ "إيفكيا مدرباً لنجران".

^ ^a ^b "Todorov appointed Congo coach". BBC. 1 April 2008. Retrieved 2 April 2008.

^ "France - Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs". RSSSF. 12 July 2007. Archived from the original on 18 June 2009. Retrieved 4 April 2008.

^ "Burkina Faso to get coach". BBC. 27 April 2004. Retrieved 2 April 2008.

^ "Burkina Faso sack coach". BBC. 4 January 2005. Retrieved 2 April 2008.

External links[edit]

[1]
Profile

Ivica Todorov managerial positions

Stade Brestois 29 – managers

Chopin (1950–62)

Torris (1962–63)

Garabedian & Fouillen (1963–64)

Rannou, Garabedian & Fouillen (1964–66)

Garabedian & Fouillen (1966–76)

de Martigny (1976–82)

Nenković (1982–84)

Dewilder (1984–86)

Keruzoré (1986–87)

Maligorne (1987–89)

Muslin (1989–91)

Fouillen & Le Roux (1991–93)

Todorov (1993–94)

Garcia (1994–95)

Goavec (1995–97)

Robert (1997–99)

de Martigny (1999–2002)

Matrisciano (2002–03)

Rust (2003–06)

Goudet (2006)

Janin (2007–08)

Martins^c (2008)

Baticle & Guesdon (2008–09)

Dupont (2009–12)

Martins^c (2012)

Chauvin (2012–13)

Martins^c (2013)

Dupont (2013–16)

Furlan (2016–19)

Dall'Oglio (2019–21)

Der Zakarian (2021–22)

Roy (2023–)

Étoile Sportive du Sahel – managers

Berry (1956–58)

Drenovac (1960–65)

Paramonov (1965–67)

Drenovac (1969–70)

Chetali (1970–75)

Paramonov (1976–77)

Habacha (1980–83)

Dhib (1985–86)

Benzarti (1986–88)

Khudiyev (1988–89)

Nikodimov (1989–90)

Benzarti (1991–92)

Kucherevskyi (1992)

Saâdane (1993–94)

Dutra (1994–97)

Buljan (1997–98)

Fernandez (1998–99)

Todorov (2001)

Casoni (2001–02)

José Paulo (2002–03)

Lobello (2003)

Simondi (2004)

Souayah (2005)

Baždarević (2005–06)

Benzarti (2006–07)

Marchand (2007–08)

Decastel (2008)

Gauthier (2008)

Rohr (2008–09)

Rhim (2009)

Ben Sassi (2009)

Hamberg (2009–10)

Mkacher (2010)

Fakhir (2010)

Kebaier (2010–11)

Ben Sassi (2011–12)

Krauss (2012)

Benzarti (2012)

Lavagne (2013)

Lemerre (2013–14)

Cvetković (2014)

Benzarti (2014–16)

Velud (2016–17)

Boumnijel (2017)

Madoui (2017–18)

Ellili (2018)

Leekens (2018)

De Wilde (2018)

Lemerre (2018–19)

Benzarti (2019)

Mhamdi (2019)

Garrido (2019–20)

Ben Younes (2020)

K. Zouaghi (2020)

Chebil (2020)

Nafti (2020)

Vieira (2020–21)

Dridi (2021)

Lemerre (2021–22)

Chabbi (2022)

C. Zouaghi (2022)

Rouatbi (2022)

Mkacher (2022–23)

Benzarti (2023–)

Al Mokawloon Al Arab SC – managers

Everitt ()

Krüger (1996–97)

Hickersberger (1997–99)

Shehata (2004–05)

Sultan (2005)

Radwan (2005–06)

Basry (2006–07)

Nabil (2007–08)

Radwan (2008–09)

Amer (2009–10)

El-Gamal (2010)

Todorov (2010–11)

Radwan (2011–12)

Youssef ()

Abdel-Samiea (2012–13)

Nouh (2013)

Radwan (2013–14)

Shehata (2014–15)

El Ashry (2015–16)

Ouda (2016–)

Wydad AC – managers

Jégo (1939–52)

Massoum (1968–69)

El-Batash (1972–74)

Leduc (1974–75)

El-Batash (1975–78)

Vieira (1984)

Vincent (1985–86)

van der Hart (1988–89)

Sevastyanenko (1989–94)

Badou (1995–96)

Husson (1996–97)

Sevastyanenko (1997)

Moldovan (1997–98)

Badou (1998–2000)

Sevastyanenko (2000–01)

Lozano (2002)

Fulloné (2002–03)

Taoussi (2003)

Olarević (2003)

Todorov (2003)

Decastel (2003–04)

Bonnevay (2004–05)

Romão (2005–06)

Lozano (2007)

Vingada (2007)

Markov (2007)

Cavalli (2007–08)

Fulloné (2008)

Badou (2008–10)

Dutra (2010)

Garzitto (2010–11)

Decastel (2011–12)

Floro (2012)

Badou (2012–13)

Taleb (2013)

Toshack (2014–16)

Desabre (2016–17)

Ammouta (2017–18)

Benzarti (2018–19)

Manojlović (2019–20)

Desabre (2020)

Garrido (2020)

Gamondi (2020)

Benzarti (2020–21)

Regragui (2021–22)

Ammouta (2022)

Nafti (2023)

Garrido (2023)

Vandenbroeck (2023)

Ramzi (2023)

Benzarti (2023)

Ben Askar (2024–)

Burkina Faso national football team – managers

Pfister (1976–78)

Überjahn (1988–90)

Traore (1992–96)

Zagre (1996)

Vutov (1996–97)

Jabir (1997)

Troussier (1997–98)

Notheaux (1998–99)

Taelman (2000)

Diarra (2000–01)

Fulloné (2001–02)

Yaméogo & Weboanga (2002)

Rabier (2002–04)

Todorov (2004–05)

Simondi (2005–06)

Traore (2006–07)

Notheaux & Diarra (2007)

Duarte (2008–12)

Put (2012–15)

Rohr (2015)

Duarte (2015–19)

Malo (2019–22)

Velud (2022–24)

Traore (2024–)

Najran SC – managers

Okbi (2002–04)

ben Ammar (2004–05)

Al-Jabal (2005–07)

Khuraim^c (2007)

Sellimi (2007)

Benzarti (2007)

Todorov (2007–08)

Ștefănescu (2008)

Tlili (2008–09)

Zuleta (2009)

Jouili (2009–10)

Okbi (2010)

Rachão (2010–11)

Hadžievski (2011–12)

Ješić (2012–13)

Labidi (2013)

Al-Yami^c (2013)

Hadžievski (2013–14)

Mahrous (2014)

Lavagne (2014)

Brys (2014)

Laatiri^c (2014)

Bouali (2014–15)

Al-Jabal (2015)

Al-Yami^c (2015)

Anjos (2015–16)

Hafez (2016)

Al-Ayari (2016–18)

Latrach (2018)

El Morsy (2018)

Al-Saiari (2018)

Milošević (2018)

El Morsy^c (2018)

Ben Romdhane (2018–19)

Heron (2019)

El Morsy^c (2019)

Khatoui (2019–20)

Al Haidar (2020)

Gomes (2020–21)

Basraih (2021)

Saïbi (2021)

Al Haidar^c (2021)

Gharbi (2021–22)

Hagist (2022–23)

Hadžievski (2023)

Mcharek (2023)

Elharaby (2023–)

Congo national football team – managers

Ebondzibato (1962–64)

Sokolov (1964–65)

Ebondzibato (1965–70)

Bibanzulu (1970–73)

Ndoudi (1973–74)

Manolache (1974–76)

Ondzola (1978)

Goujon (1986–87)

Minga (1992–1993)

Memy (1997–98)

Ngouinda (1998–99)

Memy (1999–2000)

Ngakosso (2000)

Tchangana (2001)

Minga (2001)

Moldovan (2001–02)

Ngouinda (2002)

Andrey (2002–03)

Bernard (2003)

Hidalgo (2004)

Letard (2004–05)

Tchangana (2005–06)

Tosi (2006–07)

Tchangana (2007–08)

Todorov (2008–10)

Corfou (2010–11)

Ngakosso (2011)

Wallemme (2011–12)

Djabour (2012–13)

Le Roy (2013–15)

Lechantre (2016)

Ngatsono (2016–17)

Migné (2017–18)

Valdo (2018–21)

Put (2021–23)

Ngata (2023–)

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