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Ivo Šušak

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Ivo Šušak
Personal information
Date of birth	(1948-06-10) 10 June 1948 (age 76)
Place of birth	Široki Brijeg, Yugoslavia
Managerial career
Years	Team
1988–1989	Dinamo Vinkovci
1989–1992	Zagreb
1992–1993	Belvedur Izola
1993–1995	Osijek
1995–1997	Hrvatski Dragovoljac
1997–2000	Croatia U21
2000–2001	Maribor
2002–2004	Dinamo Tbilisi
2003	Georgia
2005–2006	Osijek
2008–2009	Mika
2010	Zagreb
2011–2013	Croatia U21
2015	Osijek

Ivo Šušak (born 10 June 1948) is a Croatian football manager. He was the head coach of Dinamo Vinkovci, Zagreb, Osijek,^[1] Maribor, and Dinamo Tbilisi.^[2] He was also the head coach of Croatia under-21 team and the Georgian national team.^[3]

Career[edit]

When managing Osijek in the 1994–1995 season, they qualified for the UEFA Cup for the first time in their history.^[4]

During the 2000–01 Slovenian PrvaLiga season he coached Maribor and won the league with the club, thus becoming the first foreign coach with the title of the Slovenian football champion.^[5] He has also won a Georgian championship and cup with Dinamo Tbilisi. He won the CIS CupinMoscow with Dinamo Tbilisi in 2004. In May 2010, he replaced Igor Štimac as manager of NK Zagreb, his third spell at the club.^[6]

In February 2015, he was announced manager of Osijek for a third time as well.^[7]

Honours[edit]

Manager[edit]

Zagreb

Maribor

Slovenian PrvaLiga: 2000–01

Dinamo Tbilisi

References[edit]

^ Portal Jutarnji.hr (16 August 2006). "Ivo Šušak ostaje trener Osijeka". jutarnji.hr (in Croatian). Archived from the original on 11 February 2015. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

^ Chaduneli, Giorgi (4 May 2004). "Footballyer's Comeback Derailed". Brosse Street Journal. Retrieved 21 November 2012.

^ "Ivo Šušak novi gruzijski junak". index.hr (in Croatian). 1 May 2003. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

^ Ivo Šušak od ponedjeljka novi trener Osijeka – SportNet (in Croatian)

^ Rok Viškovič (6 May 2016). "Hrvat se je z Mariborom v Ljubljani veselil v najbolj dramatičnem finišu vseh časov". siol.net (in Slovenian). Siol. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

^ Ivo Šušak novi je trener Zagreba – Vecernji (in Croatian)

^ IVO ŠUŠAK NOVI TRENER NK OSIJEKA – NK Osijek (in Croatian)

External links[edit]

Robert Bajruši (24 June 2003). "Nakon pobjede nad Rusijom postao sam gruzijski nacionalni heroj" [After defeating the Russians, I became a Georgian national hero]. Nacional (in Croatian). No. 397. Archived from the original on 6 April 2012. Retrieved 23 October 2020.

Ivo Šušak managerial positions

NK Zagreb – managers

Knežević (1949–1951)

Jazbinšek (1952)

Knežević (1952–195x)

Benčić (195x–1955)

Jazbinšek (1955–1956)

Horvatek (1956–1958)

Lechner (19xx–1966)

Kapetanović (1966–1968)

Glaser (1968–1970)

Joksimović (19xx–19xx)

V. Marković (19xx–19xx)

I. Marković (19xx–19xx)

Barić (1975–1976)

Jerković (1976–1982)

Šušak (1989–1992)

Skoblar (1994)

Lončarević (1994–1995)

Matković (1995–1996)

Jurički (1996–1997)

Ganjto (1997)

Tucak (1997–1998)

Barišić (1998)

Kuže (1998–1999)

Jurički (1999)

Šušak (1999–2000)

Karačić (2000–2001)

Kranjčar (2001–2002)

Katalinić (2002)

Jurčević (2002–2003)

Kranjčar (2003)

Petravić (2003–2004)

Bračun (2004)

Petković (2004–2005)

Rus (2005–2006)

Blažević (2006–2008)

Pavlović (2008–2009)

Štimac (2009–2010)

Šušak (2010)

Pavlović (2010–2011)

Ciprić (2011–2012)

Besek (2012)

Bonačić (2012)

Madunović (2012)

Blažević (2012–2013)

Lokica (2013–2014)

Kopić (2014–2015)

Vincetić (2015)

Madunović (2015–2020)

NK Osijek – managers

Lechner (1945–1949)

Dubac (1951–1955)

Hügl (1955–1956)

Antolković (1972–1973)

Mihić (1978–1979)

Đuričić (1979–1980)

Duvančić (1980–1983)

Đuričić (1983–1985)

Petrović (1985–1987)

Đuričić (1987)

Čordaš (1989)

Vukušić (1990)

Jasenica (1990)

Grnja (1991)

Čordaš (1992–1993)

Grnja (1993–1994)

Šušak (1994–1995)

Matković (1995)

Čačić (1995–1996)

Katalinić (1996)

Popović (1996)

Bonačić (1996–1997)

Đuričić (1997–1999)

Poklepović (1999)

Strugačevac (1999)

Mršić (1999–2001)

Bilić (2001)

Lokica (2001–2002)

Blažević (2002)

Đuričić (2002)

Bilić (2002)

Poklepović (2002–2003)

Gračan (2003)

Karačić (2003–2004)

Čordaš (2004–2005)

Šušak (2005–2006)

Žitnjak (2006)

Lončarević (2006–2008)

Steinbrückner (2008–2010)

Karačić (2010–2011)

Bilić (2011–2012)

Mršić (2012–2013)

Žitnjak^c (2013)

Steinbrückner (2013)

Rupnik (2013)

Kulešević (2013–2014)

Rukavina (2014–2015)

Šušak (2015)

Besek (2015)

Zekić (2015–2019)

Skender (2019)

Kulešević (2019–2020)

Bjelica (2020–2022)

Poms (2022–23)

Kulešević (2022–2023)

Perković (2023)

Tomas (2023)

Zekić (2023–24)

Coppitelli (2024–)

v t e Croatia national under-21 football team – managers
Novoselac (1994–96) Šušak (1997–2000) Novoselac (2000–04) Bilić (2004–06) Ladić (2006–11) Šušak (2011–13) Kovač (2013) Gračan (2013–19) Bišćan (2019–23) Skočić (2023–)